Southeastern Seoul

An interesting building for rent I passed on my way out of Seochon.

Checking in on a familiar structure.

"Good Pig."

I came across this closed building that had a Chinese restaurant and a coin noraebang.

And on the other side there was a love motel.

This looked easy to overcome, except there were a lot of people, and it was just high enough that I would probably tear my pants. So I decided to return later.

Here's another structure I found that seemed to be covered in hired goon graffiti.

A single Japanese-looking restaurant remained open.

That appears to be a Darth Vader skull.

The back was less dramatic.

Crossing the river.

One of the few apartment buildings I respect.

Pretty sure this view didn't have such a massive backdrop last time I visited.

Something else I didn't spend much time looking at.

Some kind of weird sliver glass thing.

Nearby was an elevator.

And a subway vent.

There was a staircase leading down.

Last time I was here, it was a mud slope.

Here's the view under that glass thing.

And that's the way to the tracks.

Nearby I noticed some interesting types of housing.

It almost looks like a North American suburb.

Let's return to the soul-crushing stalin stacks of Seoul.

I'm working on a quiz that involves weird apartment names. Benecity might fit.

Took me a while, but that's a D.

There was this long narrow mound running through the whole area.

Here's a gate.

I wonder what was pasted here.

Around the side.

Cameras, but I'm not sure if they were only for when the place was active.

I decided not to test it.

Area map.

Side gate.

Around the outer wall.

Bak to the mound.

I stopped by here on the way home.

I noticed lights on in the upper right corner.

Whoops.

That's the two-storey-high penthouse.