In my experience, Korea is definitely more on the conservative side when it comes to clothing, so not that many people wear bathing suits or bikinis (although you can find them!). Also, since everybody here wants to protect their skin from UV rays, these UV-reflecting "rash guards" are super popular because you only have to remember to use sunscreen on your face and hands😆
![[독일 엘리] Elli in Korea](http://yt3.ggpht.com/9T3GHg-hn5TQBy7Qr4EVNthkD2IqQiqPJ98r7s1coC21OzpCknxbpKhiVSKYdLb3ktxENZmHfm0=s48-c-k-c0x00ffffff-no-rj)
두분의 즐거운 일상 잘 보고 갑니다
🥰🥰🥰
오래 간만이네요... 영상 잘 보았습니다.
이제 안하시나용
Is there a reason everyone is fully clothed? Cultural reason or maybe very cold out of the water?
In my experience, Korea is definitely more on the conservative side when it comes to clothing, so not that many people wear bathing suits or bikinis (although you can find them!). Also, since everybody here wants to protect their skin from UV rays, these UV-reflecting "rash guards" are super popular because you only have to remember to use sunscreen on your face and hands😆
재밌게 놀다 오신듯ㅎㅎ
근데 수영복이 일상복보다 길군요ㅋㅋ 살 안 태우려고 그런건가요?
네, 맞아요! 이 수영복 UV선 차단한다고 해서 피부 보호위해 입었어요 ㅎㅎㅎ