From Gaijin to Weiguk

I spent two years as a gaijin in Nihon (about a year of which is blogged about here) and now it is time to be a weiguk in Hanguk. In addition to this being any old Asian travel blog with the necessary pictures of mountainous landscapes, old Buddhist temples, interesting food and tiny apartments, this blog will also be a platform for comparing Japan and South Korea as experienced by a foreigner.