Did you know that 27 wild otters—a Class 1 endangered species and Natural Monument—are now living right in the heart of Seoul? 🦦🌿

In today's video, I’m taking you along the Han River to uncover how this massive city brought nature back to life. From decades of dedicated water cleanup projects to the everyday eco-habits of Koreans—like hyper-detailed recycling, reusable tumblers, and smart transit transfers—going green here isn't just talk, it’s a lifestyle!

Join me, Joy, as we explore how small daily habits and big green policies are shaping Korea’s green transition (and even inspiring the rest of the world!). Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments!

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Living in Korea, I realized that meals here are about so much more than just filling your stomach. 🍚✨ They carry a whole culture of love, genuine warmth, and what Koreans call bapsim—the everyday strength you get from good food. 💪💛 And that exact spirit is right there in the school meals, too. 🍱🏫 Ready to come along with me and see the true heart and power behind Korean school lunch? 😋🎒

October in Korea is peak fall—crisp air, blue skies, and colorful leaves everywhere! But this year felt extra special because we celebrated the 100th anniversary of Hangul Day (October 9th)! 🇰🇷🎉

My friends and I decided to dive right into the festivities across Seoul:

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