Apartment

Finally, now that I have internet access in the apartment and have acquired necessary appliances, such as a fridge and microwave, you can view pictures of my apartment. Now, for those of you looking to move to Korea, my apartment is not common. I have a two bedroom while most people in larger cities have studios. So don't get your hopes up. If you'd like to see what a more modern, more common city apartment just look here.

Bedroom 

Bathroom

Notice how there is no shower curtain. There is a drain that lines the outside of the tub that helps maintain flooding on the floor. It doesn't, however, help with the flooding on every other surface. Also, it is rare to have a tub in Korea. Most places just have the adjustable shower head. 

Living room

The little closet like room all the way in the back to the right is my "laundry room".

Kitchen

I waited two weeks for that fridge and it is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. See how there is no stove? No baking. This could be good for my health. No brownies for a year. Must. Stay. Positive.

The second bedroom. There's nothing there, but here's the door to show it exists.

Entryway

The black and gray striped thing on the side is a screen that you can pull to the side in the summer to let cool air in and keep bugs out.

Peephole

Inconveniently placed

Welcome to Korea.