A Window into North Korea for Commuters

At Dolgoji station line 6 where we always take as a transfer station whenever we go to campus or school, there is this small exhibits on the North Korea and the history of Korea-South dynamic (to tone it down!) relation. 

Passers-by could just see and read the inscription or explanation about the pictures as they are displayed.

It's one of the ways Subway line 5,6,7, 8 gives extra service to Seoulites.

National Subway Graphic: The Limited Edition NOT to be Missed!!

I love how Seoul Metropolitan Management found its creative side of portraying the social phenomenon at subways. First, let me get this straight, well..at times I did see couples hugging and kissing (although some would be blietzkrieg-like kiss). Not that I am naive or being hypocritical, but..yest...there are kids too in subways.:)  

and that's what prompted the Subway management to create this public awareness campaign ad.

what a great way to 'nudge' those couples:-) 

Then...the second edition that I like is also about how some people would just behave like the king of the subway..hehehe.:)

Well, some may not be aware of it..but the fact that some do exist....has prompted (once again) the Seoul Subway Management to come up with this brilliant idea of 'portraying' misbehaved passengers as gorilla or Kingkong. 

Then..what about those who sneaked out of the system...get on and off the subways without paying. I was alarmed to find this, too.

Some are just using the children card instead of adult-fare card. (so they say).

but...this is what makes it even more interesting...

these limited editions of National Subway Graphics are what keep me glued to wait and expect more 'insanely' creative ways of 'nudging' those kinds of people out there.

hmmm I hope I am not one of those...:) 

Something's Changing @ Seoggye Station's Transfer Corridor

Well, though we usually take a bus to go from home to campus or school, at times we take subway. It's been a while since the last time we got to transfer via Seoggye station. Along the transfer corridor, it used to be so dull...but now..the dullness is somewhat reduced by the effort of the management. 

Yup, they put lots of flowers in arrays of pots along the walking elevator. 

Just when we're walking pass the corridor, the flowers were being watered.

Nice effort, though.