Your First Week in Korea
The six things that go wrong in week one.
An account is all it takes. There is nothing to pay.
- Format
- PDF, A4, 39 pages
- Languages
- English or Japanese
- Edition
- 2026.08
- Price
- Free with an account
- Delivery
- From your account page
- Re-download
- Any time, from the same place
- 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, and nothing to pay. Create an account, confirm your email, and it lands on your account page.
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 open with your account.
The pages below are from further inside the same file.
These pages are blurred in the image itself, not by your browser. The full 39-page PDF lands on your account page when you create an account.
Questions
Yes. There is no card step and nothing to cancel. You make an account, confirm your email, and the book is on your account page.
The edition follows the language on your account, which is set when you sign up. If you need the other one, write to us and we will add it.
Because the first week is where most of the avoidable trouble happens, and because you should be able to see how we write before you pay us for anything.
Yes, from your account page, as many times as you need. The link itself expires after a while, but a new one is always one click away.