Hell yeah - this is some down home Dooby action 😅 I so love the laid back vibes of Korea's rural areas! Very naturally beautiful but (usually) not overrun with tourists and commercialism.
@Blondi Muck do you live in Philly? Only asking since I do, for most of the year 🙂. But my time in Korea is the best 😁 (and yeah, it is for the most part a very safe place!)
Would love to see more videos like this! Doobie Explores Rural Korea. I love seeing these type of setting in korean dramas because of how slow paced and peaceful it is, like Hometown Cha Cha Cha, My Liberation Notes, and When the Camellia Blooms.
Absolutely. Would love to see her feature Damyang, Yeosu, Sokcho, or a number of other small cities/areas. There's a lot of beauty in Korea, and she'd be a great tour guide for us all 😁
The way you capture moments on camera is just phenomenal. Even the silent scenery of the village is what warmed up my heart ❤ I love your dynamic together and yejin seems like a really sweet and genuine person
All RU-vidrs use body pics in their vlogs for enhancement. Maybe I shouldn’t mention it, but I especially appreciate the one seen at 15:09, Kevin’s, “Greek god pose”. Hot as hell! 🔥😝
You have found your zone of genius. I hope you get to fully enjoy that gift. You are excellent at content creation & having collaborators is serving your channel well⭐️. I lived in rural South Korea as a South African. And it was a life changing experience personally. As the solitude & serene environment was much needed to make life changing internal work possible. So watching this being back home in SA made me feel so nostalgic for that time in my life💛
I love visiting rural areas. Even better when you have a local giving you a tour. Johnny and his mom are super cool. Thanks for the relaxing video! (If you live in the city, I think it’s important to spend breaks to visit nature. There’s a lot of benefits to it.)
Ive been following both Johnny n Tina for some time now, this vid is the collaboration we never asked for but truly needed 😊 I love how organic' both Ur contents are, including the literal sense 🤣
Btw off topic..but I am from Nagaland India, and we held Hornbill festival every year during December (Winter season) we share our traditional foods and talk about our culture! If you would like to visit please do..We will be so happy to see you! You guys are always welcome!💕
My intuition says she will travel to India soon. Hope you get to share your culture and tradition. My intuition is often wrong but hopefully this time it's right 😆😆.
Yeah Geoje (and the Korean countryside in general) is pretty amazing. I have visited Geoje a few times since I've lived in Busan for 10 years. Did you have a chance to go to Windy Hill there? I really love taking day trips to places like Tongyeong, Namhae, Yeosu, Gyeongju... Seoul gets a lot of the attention but I think many of the hidden gems are down here... I am probably biased living here though hehe.
Would love to check out Geoje and Tongyeong, etc. Yeosu was also incredible when I got a chance to spend time there! Many of these places deserve more love in the RU-vid sphere 🙂
Love this and Johnny I found on IG a year ago - love his energy: gentle personality, fermenting, cooking. So awesome to see ya'll there! Cheers from Arctic Alaska.
I disagree, I want to see her fight that slumlord and win. You must have never had a bad landlord that took advantage of you because they can do whatever they want, well I want payback.
i feel similar to what you said about international travel > domestic! i have moved to england around 8 years ago and never really explored the country beyond london, where I settled - when the pandemic closed a lot of traveling doors and airports, I have started to explore around the country, the countryside, seaside, the old english villages, and it's beautiful and definitely worth the time. i think often we forget about how vast our countries are, much beyond the capitals and big cities - we forget until we leave or until something pushes us into turning our eyes towards it. happy exploring! can't wait to see more vlogs like these
Been watching you for a while but only subscribed a few months ago. Finally commenting. Love this type of content. Please go more in depth with stories of the rural and unseen. =D
Being out there in the countryside makes you really appreciate where your food comes from. I grew up in the sticks and around farms but didn't come to appreciate them truly until a few years ago
통영 is my favorite :) I'm from Finland and I've been to Korea many times for months at a time. Even though Seoul is exciting in its own way. The Korean country side is so beautiful and amazing. Most of my favourite food places in Korea are also found in smaller cities.
Tina…while watching this episode two shows came to mind…Anthony bourdain’s Parts Unknown and Joon Park’s Wassup Man…forget Netflix docu-series…how about CNN and Travel Channel? …mix food with politics…society…Korean culture…especially older generations…your dialogue with the people….this is your calling…you sure you wanna work in a kitchen 80 hours a week catering to finicky eaters?? Just my two cents…this is one of my favorite episodes of yours…the tranquility of 지방…I can get used to this…
I was stationed in Busan for a few years back in the 80's, never did much in the cities, instead always riding a series of buses way out into the countryside and small villages where GI's NEVER went... now that was educational, beautiful and fun. Wanting to practice my reading/speaking Korean, that seldom worked out, everyone wanted to practice their English!
This is why people love your vlogs. You don’t take us to the popular places but to underrated places that are gems. Really really love how you show us your love about food. ❤❤❤ Would love to see you in a cooking show somedaaaay 🙏💜 like
Omg Tina, I've never said this (I'm following you for years now) that I FKING LOVE YOU SO MUCH! your videos really makes my day!!!!! Thank you so much for giving me comfort!!! You slayyyyyyy gwrrrrrrlllllll 🔥
Holy Doodle, the countryside was breathtaking. Imagine once everything is completely green; I miss living in the country so much. I actually grew up in the bush in Northern Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 where there was about 8 families, a hydroelectric power plant and a dam. I hated the schools I went to (grade 5 I spent in a 2 room schoolhouse) because they were far away and took so long to get to because of the dirt roads. I loved the wildlife and the abundance of blueberries and mushrooms and so many rocks to climb up and sandy beaches (lots of leeches though) and it was bear country; I loved the wildlife so much and I'd spend hours watching owls and stargazing which was spectacular because there was no light pollution and the stars seemed so big and so close. Oh, I can't forget about the moose. It was magical and I'm trying my best to move back there, but money is my biggest obstacle right now. 😢 We'd sometimes get a glimpse of the Northern lights but that was rare, however it's still etched in my mind and I can revisit the simple joys I felt way back then. Thanks Tina! This has been the highlight of my day. 🥰
Your experiences remind me of the Tragically Hip song Bobcaygeon. “WhenI left your house this mornin' It was a little after nine It was in Bobcaygeon, I saw the constellations Reveal themselves one star at a time”.
The freshness of the fish sashimi must be amazing. Does anyone know what kind of fish that is? The translucent flesh does not look like anything I've had before.
I think she literally does her own editing still. Man that's wild. But her artistic vision is hard to teach an editor. She has a way of producing vids thats hard to replicate
At 2:57...those pants are H-A-W-T!! Hot diggity dawg...you rock those puppies. But seriously, great job with this upload...need some countryside in my life
From all the k-dramas i watched, I've always known that korean country side is beautiful.. Well anywhere in the world countryside >>>> cities. I'm glad I grew up in one❤️
You won't see this and that's fine lol. I recently found your page as it was recommended to me ( I've been watching A LOT of Japan and Asian living vlogs lately) and honestly, I wish we could be friends. I to have had weight fluctuations and have been bullied for it, I to love to cook, I to have problems or am "picky" when it comes to friends/boyfriends/whatever, I to am on the way to opening a restaurant, I to am a "tomboy" and just say things how they are ( as much to a lot of people's detriment) I am also have trouble sleeping :( ....after all this rambling I just want to say...you are so cool, stylish, funny, real. I wish I met a friend like you in Canada where I live. Ty sooo much for your content! And good luck with everything ❤
Brrrrrrrr ! Taking a dip in a Korean lake in April, THAT'S CRAZY ! The place is still thawing from the winter. You guys should go up north by Freedom Bridge at the Imjin gak. There's some nice quiet farm villes up there, like Munsan and Unchon-Ri. The Peace Village is a little further north after crossing Freedom Bridge, it's worth checking out.
I swear I have been in love with ur vlogs 😩🤌🏻!!! Soooooo guudd.....also I get to learn so much for u and ur vlogs 🙌🏻.....I enjoy watching them always ❤
I wish I was going on April! I am going this summer but that doesn't feel soon enough 😅 and those oysters looked absolutely killer. Hope you actually get to eat them!
