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Yamada Service Area; Japan's Highway Resting Station From Koreans' View

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After arriving at Fukuoka Airport, we stopped by Yamada Rest Area (downbound) on our way to Beppu, our destination. On one side of the rest area, made by cutting the hillside, solar power was filling the side of the mountain, and the spacious parking lot was filled with cars.  The reason I posted this place was because the highway rest area was so impressive. It's very different from Korea. One of them is the bathroom. The highway rest area toilet was so clean that I thought, "How can this be?"  In Korea, there is also a space where children can change their diapers in the bathroom of the highway rest room. I think the bathroom is unsanitary because there is a lot of moisture inside and the smell of filth is combined. It will not be easy to remove and dress the baby in such a space unless it is inevitable.   However, the bathroom itself in Japan had no moisture, so the interior was kept comfortable. The interior was managed so thoroughly that there was no smell of ur...
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Samsung Biologics’ Mergers and Acquisitions: A New Era for Korea’s Biopharma Industry

Samsung Biologics, a leading South Korean biopharmaceutical company, has recently made significant moves in the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) space, reshaping both its corporate structure and the broader industry landscape. Full Acquisition of Samsung Bioepis In April 2022, Samsung Biologics completed the full acquisition of Samsung Bioepis by purchasing Biogen’s stake in their joint venture for $2.3 billion. This transaction transformed Samsung Bioepis into a wholly owned subsidiary of Samsung Biologics, granting the company greater autonomy and agility in its operations. The acquisition was strategically funded through a capital increase, with the expectation of accelerating growth in biosimilars and novel therapeutics R&D. According to John Rim, CEO of Samsung Biologics, this milestone would help the company leverage its contract development and manufacturing expertise to drive further innovation and address a wider range of diseases. Strategic Spin-Off and Corporat...
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Cornelian Cherries Bloom on Inwangsan

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In early spring, Inwangsan in Seoul transforms. Among the granite rocks and fortress walls, bright yellow blossoms appear—Cornelian cherry flowers, known as sansuyu in Korean. These small, vivid flowers bloom before the leaves come out, turning the still-bare branches into bursts of gold. Against the backdrop of grey stone and the city's skyline, the effect is striking. Sansuyu trees are one of Korea’s earliest signs of spring. The flowers are tiny—each with four narrow petals—but they grow in clusters that light up the mountainside. On Inwangsan, you’ll see them tucked between boulders, lining trails, and blooming near the old Seoul Fortress Wall. They add a soft, living contrast to the mountain’s strong, weathered landscape. These trees aren’t just beautiful—they’re meaningful, too. The fruit of the sansuyu tree, which comes later in the year, has been used in traditional Korean medicine for centuries. But in spring, it's the flowers that capture attention. De...
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