
Your First Week in Korea
The six things that go wrong in week one.
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- Format
- PDF, A4, 39 pages
- Languages
- English or Japanese
- Edition
- 2026.08
- Delivery
- Instant download after payment
- Refunds
- Before first download only
- Printing
- Allowed for personal use



Real pages, straight out of the PDF.
The cover and 2 real pages, straight out of the PDF at full sharpness. The rest stays inside the book.
The week you land is the week it costs you.
Weather and what to pack, reading a Korean map app, finding the right bus and tapping off, sorting your rubbish, and what to say when you need help.
39 pages, one download. Pay once and the PDF downloads straight away — no subscription, nothing to cancel.
Every number sourced. Temperatures are the Korea Meteorological Administration’s 30-year averages, reproduced as published. Where we could not confirm a figure, we tell you how to look it up instead of guessing.
Screens, not descriptions. The map-app chapters show you the actual screens, button by button, so you are not reading a description of a screen you cannot find.
What is inside
6 chapters, 39 pages. No restaurant lists, no opening hours, no fares that rot — only the things that will still be true when you land.
All 6 chapters unlock with the book.
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