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	Koreatown Parade
		Maybe I could have picked up a paper and looked it up, or maybe gone and paid attention to what goes down in Koreatown, but nothing is in English.
		It is Nasang gu - which is what they call Koreatown in Seoul - the cities are so connected, they look at it as a suburb.
		Food is another reason that makes Koreatown so essential to my being.
	www.margaretcho.com /blog/koreatown.htm (443 words)

	Next Stop NYC: Koreatown, Manhattan
		New York's reputation of being "the city that never sleeps" rings true in Koreatown where many establishments stay open into the wee hours to entertain a nocturnal crowd.
		Karaoke is a popular pastime on 32nd Street, and visitors wishing to belt out a tune or two to a receptive and forgiving audience of friends can be found at Grammy Karaoke (23 West 32nd Street) and Gagopa Karaoke (28 West 32nd Street).
		Lee Young Hee Korea Museum (2 West 32nd Street) displays several pieces of traditional Korean dress, including the traditional Korean costume known as a hanbok, while the Hun Gallery, a 2,000 square foot establishment on the 3rd floor of 12 West 32nd Street, is dedicated to showing contemporary art.
	www.nyc.gov /html/nextstopnyc/html/neighborhoods/koreatown_main.shtml (254 words)

	koreatown,: Blogs, Photos, Videos and more on Technorati
		[IMG Koreatown Buildings]Like Downtown, Koreatown is an older district of Los Angeles that often gets written off as blighted, crime-ridden and undesirable.
		Hundreds of thousands of daily commuters drive through this portion of the city and never realize the architectural richness hidden along the less-traveled streets.
		[IMG Wilshire Vermont Station Project, West of Downtown Los Angeles] [IMG Nine West, West of Downtown Los Angeles] Koreatown’s new Wilshire Vermont Station project is slowly starting to fill in its critical commercial component, and will soon offer a mixed bag of familiar and independent retailers.
	www.technorati.com /tag/koreatown, (615 words)

	Apartments in Koreatown - Elly Nesis Co. Inc. Property Management Company - Venice Beach -
		Apartments in Koreatown - Elly Nesis Co. Inc.
		This is our current list of properties for rent around Koreatown, you may use the menu on the left side of the screen to find more apartments or commercial properties in another areas.
		We update our listings frequently so try again later to see more.
	www.ellynesis.com /koreatown.asp (53 words)

	Koreatown, Los Angeles, California - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Koreatown, also known as Wilshire Center, is a district in the city of Los Angeles, California.
		Koreatown is bordered by Hollywood on the north, Westlake and Pico-Union on the east, Harvard Heights on the south, and Country Club Park and Larchmont on the west.
		Koreatown has also become a somewhat chic destination for hipsters priced out of Los Feliz, West Hollywood, and Park La Brea, although the area's troublingly high crime rate significantly reduces its desirability, particularly for families with children.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Koreatown%2C_Los_Angeles%2C_California (530 words)

	Koreatown, Los Angeles, California information - Search.com
		Koreatown's boundaries are Arlington Avenue/Wilton Place on the west, Melrose Avenue on the north, Hoover Street on the east, and Pico Boulevard on the south.
		Koreatown has also become a somewhat chic destination for hipsters priced out of Los Feliz, West Hollywood, and Park La Brea, although the area's troublingly high crime rate and crushingly overcrowded schools significantly reduce its desirability for families with children.
		Koreatown has also prospered from the presence of the Metro Red Line subway's Wilshire Boulevard and Vermont Avenue branches, which have relieved some of its traffic congestion and increased the mobility options of its residents.
	www.search.com /reference/Koreatown,_Los_Angeles,_California (891 words)

	AsianWeek.com: Bay News: Koreatown Divided in Los Angeles Redistricting (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The commission staff voted on a draft map of the new council boundaries that were revealed on Feb. 2.
		New district boundaries would maintain three districts that have been represented by fl City Council members, and the four districts that have allowed Latinos to be elected, with a possibility of a fifth.
		According to Feng, about 50 percent of Koreatown will be moved into District 10 and the other half will be split between two districts.
	www.asianweek.com /2002_02_08/bay_koreatown.html (615 words)

	CD Baby: GRANT LANGSTON: Koreatown
		One of LA's brightest Americana lights, Alabama born and raised Langston uses a witty mix of danceable old-school honky tonk and mournful traditional ballads.
		Koreatown looks forward with boot stomping rock-country riffs like "Divorce Number One" and backwards with a supercharged cover of Merle Haggard's, "Working Man Blues." The ballad "Prove Them Wrong" features Langston and his band at their softest and most tender.
		Koreatown connects to the heart and soul of the listener.
	cdbaby.com /cd/langston4 (288 words)

	Koreatown Plaza: L.A.'s Corean (Korean) Boutique Row \| Asian American Parenting \| GOLDSEA
		oreatown Plaza is at the geographical heart of Koreatown, on Western north of Olympic Boulevard and south of 8th Street.
		Until the Koreatown Galleria opened in 2002, the Plaza Market was the deluxe Corean supermarket, charging higher prices for nicer presentation and ambience.
		The Koreatown Plaza is busiest in the evenings when families have time for a leisurely meal followed by a shopping spree.
	www.goldsea.com /Parenting/Malls/ktp.html (315 words)

	- official website of THE LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT
		If one were to read the October 31, 2006 LA Times article, "Anxiety Builds as Crime Increases in Koreatown," one might believe the LAPD has been asleep at the wheel in Koreatown.
		It is quite evident from the article that some Koreatown residents believe their Community, particularly at night, is not safe.
		The LAPD clearly understands and appreciates that a person's perception is their reality, and with crime numbers actually down, the Department has to work even harder to reduce the fear of crime.
	www.lapdonline.org /newsroom/content_basic_view/33729 (538 words)

	DIARY OF A SEX SLAVE: THIRD OF A FOUR-PART SPECIAL REPORT / BOUGHT AND SOLD / You Mi is put into debt bondage -- life ...
		Koreatown's sex industry pulsed just as strongly as Busan's, but you couldn't see it from the street.
		He brought her back to the apartment he provided her in Koreatown, and simply sent her to work in a different massage parlor the next morning.
		While Koreatown had dozens of Asian massage parlors, San Francisco was the mecca.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2006/10/09/MNGM5K215270.DTL (4217 words)

	Robot Lounge - Looking for an Apt. in LA (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I was scheduled to check out a place in Koreatown, so I drive there and end up driving in circles for 20 minutes trying to find parking.
		koreatown is a nightmare if you don't get a parking spot.
		There and part of Koreatown in the morning when everybody's walking to work and opening shop.
	www.giantrobot.com /forums/showthread.php3?s=c76c716ac9beea2b43dd616606a09937&threadid=33064 (1044 words)

	Press Release - Koreatown at your fingertips (Site not responding. Last check: )
		There, anyone could access information about the best that Koreatown had to offer-from bakeries to bars, beauty salons to boba bars, and everything in between.
		Koreatown, or "K-town" as it's more commonly known in the community, is a region west of downtown Los Angeles roughly extending from Arlington/Wilton Place on the west, Melrose Avenue on the north, Hoover Street on the east and Pico Boulevard on the south.
		DISCLAIMER: Issuers of press releases and not 24-7 Press Release Newswire are solely responsible for the accuracy of the content.
	www.24-7pressrelease.com /view_press_release.php?rID=17769 (432 words)

	LA Weekly - Koreatown's Top 40
		My father, a great fan of buffets, particularly admired the spread at VIP, the first grand restaurant in Koreatown, and I had been taken to the Pear Garden, up on La Cienega’s restaurant row, for bulgogi since I was a child.
		But as Koreatown grew and spread, what was remarkable was the huge range of restaurants, not just noodle shops and barbecue parlors but fish houses and sushi bars, taverns devoted to a specific kind of homemade rice wine and the small dishes, anju, that might be served with it.
		Years later, home to a reputed 850 places to eat and drink, as well as scores of nightclubs, coffeehouses, billiard parlors, supermarkets and bookstores, Koreatown has matured into one of the great nightlife districts in the world, a veritable restaurant paradise shoehorned right into Los Angeles’ urban core.
	www.laweekly.com /ink/04/11/dining-gold.php (716 words)

	Koreatown Pavilion Garden
		For many years, Los Angeles' Korean Community has dreamed of a cultural landmark in Koreatown, a traditional piece of the homeland to show their children, a resting place for the community, a ceremonial venue, a neighborhood-identifying monument.
		The Koreatown Pocket Park/Monument will be placed at the Northeast corner of Olympic Boulevard and Normandie Avenue (just north of Olympic).
		GDS Architects, with offices in Pasadena and Seoul, was selected in May to bring the community's vision to fruition.
	www.lani.org /koreatown.htm (238 words)

	Koreatown, California, USA
		New construction and businesses fight for prime space, civic organizations are expanding (including a number of community efforts with the African American community—the neighborhood has recovered from the 1990 riots), and the luxury cars of the gorgeous, young jet set line up outside the late-night clubs.
		Bathing spas are another tradition that thankfully has been imported from the homeland to Koreatown and shouldn't be missed.
		At the Century Sports Club and Day Spa, both men and women (there are separate facilities) can enjoy three different types of sauna (the traditional wood, plus Korean clay and marble saunas), seated and standing showers, hot and cold pools, a steam room—and, for an extra fee, vigorous salt rubs, massages, and skin-care services.
	www.sunset.com /sunset/Premium/Travel/2001/08-Aug/Koreatown0801/Koreatown0801.html (780 words)

	Los Angeles Public Library \| A Brief Pio Pico – Koreatown Branch Library History
		The Pio Pico – Koreatown Branch of the Los Angeles Public Library opened to the public in 1900 as the Pico Heights Delivery Station.
		Approved that year by the Board of Library Commissioners, the name became Pio Pico – Koreatown, which retained the branch's Spanish heritage and added Koreatown's geographic identification.
		Cahuenga Branch Library and Pio Pico – Koreatown Branch Library are the two LAPL sites chosen to share the $105,000 cash grant and $26,851 in software.
	www.lapl.org /branches/hist/03-h.html (435 words)

	kascon's Xanga Site
		And KASCON'S upcoming spring break get-together may be your or our last chance to break away from its annual talk fest to undertake a generational mission, as the children of Jewish Holocaust survivors and the children of Japanese American internees did before us.
		Your generation's destiny: the establishment of a 4.29 truth and reconciliation commission to bring truth, humanity and dignity to those tens of thousands of fellow Korean immigrants who have watched their American Dream go up in smoke overnight.
		Today's Koreatown movers and shakers are in denial, however.
	www.xanga.com /KASCON (1910 words)

	Definition of Koreatown, Toronto
		Toronto, Ontario's Korean Business Area, known more generally as Koreatown (or Korea Town), is centred along Bloor Street between Christie and Bathurst Streets.
		Also known as "Little Korea", Koreatown came into prominence during the summer of 2002 as the Korean team surprised everyone by playing into the semi-final round in the 2002 World Cup tournament.
		Traffic came to a halt on Bloor Street West as exuberant crowds celebrated the accomplishments of their favourite team.
	www.wordiq.com /definition/Koreatown%2C_Toronto (252 words)

	la.foodblogging » Koreatown
		Deep in the heart of Koreatown lives one of LA’s most ideal udon stands.
		Paru’s is still relatively close by and I’ve celebrated my birthday there on the outdoor patio for the last two years, but when it comes to close-by Indian food, I’ve found my new passion.
		He listed four Salvadoran places, three in the Koreatown vicinity and another in the USC area.
	la.foodblogging.com /category/by-region/koreatown (3149 words)

	permanent vacation:my life in LA (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In Part 1 of my Guide to 32nd Street (Koreatown, NYC), I described some of the more common menu fare.
		32nd Street between 5th Ave and Broadway, more commonly known as Koreatown, can be an overwhelming experience for the uninitiated.
		Woorijip is open 24-hours and is perfect for a quick early-morning food fix.
	www.nealgardner.com /2005/04/guide-to-32nd-street-koreatown-nyc.html (761 words)

	'Koreatown' Image Divides A Changing Annandale (washingtonpost.com)
		In reality, the face of downtown Annandale -- a collection of aging strip malls and low-rise office buildings -- has changed from white to Asian, and its unofficial, oft-invoked moniker is Koreatown.
		Still, the term Koreatown offends some members of the area's civic associations who are mostly non-Asian and who protest whenever their hometown is referred to as a Korean enclave, especially because relatively few Koreans live there.
		"Koreatown is a divisive word," said Eileen Garnett, a civic leader who has lived in the neighborhood for more than three decades.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A32442-2005Mar13.html (733 words)

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