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Tuesday, 03 March 2009 11:27 | Written by Leonardo Alberto Dal Zovo

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In this moment in this website you'll find a lot of information about South Korea: I've been staying there for three months at the beginning of 2009 to visit this extraordinary country and to take part to a go class (Baduk in korean) at the King's Field Baduk International Training Center managed by the 4p professional Kim Sung Rae.

During this stay I've being visiting for some days the magnificent Japan: an incredible country which I want to visit again to better know the culture and the lifestyle that impressed me.

I'm planning to create another section dedicated to China, fantastic country where I've been staying for one month at the end of 2008 to travel on the road e to participate to the first edition of the World Mind Sports Games in Beijing.

Meanwhile... Have fun!!

Last Updated (Saturday, 01 August 2009 18:00)

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Daereungwon, the Tumuli Park, and Cheonmachong

Daereungwon (대릉원), best known as Tumuli Park, is an historical area inside Gyeongju full of tombs. It hosts 23 of the 200 royal tombs found in the Gyeongju Historic Areas. The most famous one is Cheonmachong (천마총) and it was found in 1974 and it had more than 10000 treasures inside.

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9x9 Tournament on Saturday

We played a 9x9 tournament in 4 round without particular time settings Saturday morning. We were divided in different strength groups to decide the correct komi in the games. At the end Gabriel won, Francesco was second, Seul Ki third, Klara fourth and Pavol fifth.