Spring in Korea is also the season when pollen starts to become a bit of a concern.
Author: Anonymous•
Spring in Korea,
while it’s nice that the weather is getting warmer,
there are also days when you may worry about pollen, right? 🐰
In Seoul, around April to May,
many people are said to be concerned about pollen
along with yellow dust and fine particulate matter (misemeonji).
On days when they’ll be outside for a long time,
you’ll often see people wearing masks or glasses.
You can check the air quality
using apps such as NAVER Weather,
so it’s reassuring to take a quick look in the morning.
Spring in Seoul is a pleasant season,
but it’s best not to overdo it and take things at your own pace 🐰