The Korea Tourism Organization (I always call it the KTO) is an awesome place to visit if you are ever near city hall. It’s always been something that I recommend to people visiting Seoul. They earned an even higher ranking on my scale by organizing a field trip for foreigners to go to the 17th Asian Games in Incheon!
We met in front of the KTO building where they gave us a baggie of goodies and some yummy kimbap for lunch. While we ate, I decided to check out a booth in front of the KTO that was promoting the Korea In Motion festival...
At the booth I met lots of nice people who were very informative about the different performances in the festival, and also had a caricature drawn by an illustrator. She was nice enough to pose in a picture with me! Her drawing only took a few minutes and turned out amazing!
After that it was time to get on our buses and head to the Asian Games! On the bus we were handed our tickets to watch....
After that it was time to get on our buses and head to the Asian Games! On the bus we were handed our tickets to watch....
Separ... what?? After a lively debate on the pronunciation of the sport, we learned that essentially it is like Volleyball with your feet. A hakeysack game with a net. Oh, plus the addition of martial arts kicks and flips! How cool is that?
We got to watch as three games were played simultaneously! There were two male courts and one female court. I was impressed right off the bat during their warm-ups with how high these players could spring up at a moments notice to kick that ball! The games only got more intense....
We got to watch as three games were played simultaneously! There were two male courts and one female court. I was impressed right off the bat during their warm-ups with how high these players could spring up at a moments notice to kick that ball! The games only got more intense....
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