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Recently I have been busy meeting Korean friends here in Lisbon.
So I only have time to study late in the late afternoon.

More and more Koreans are coming to Lisbon.
And I get to meet more Korean people, which is very nice.




Almost all the Korean people say,
the weather is milder and the food is great.

I hope they love Lisbon as much as I do.

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Korean drama Vagabond, featuring Lisbon

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In Korea, there is a drama featuring Lisbon in Portugal and Morocco. Vagabond is about a Korean guy who wants to find out what happened to his nephew. His nephew and others got on a plane to Morocco to demonstrate TaeKownDo, Korean martial art but the plane crashed and all the passengers and crews died. However, it was not an accident. The protagonist is busy pursuing the truth with the help of a secret agent. Only in the episode one has some scenes from Lisbon. Lisbon is such a beautiful place but most of the scenes were filmed at night so it was hard to see the beauty of Lisbon. What a shame.
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