Journey 2010 Essay

Tiffany Rogers ¹æ¹®±â

I would like to thank Chairman Park for his generosity and kindness. His mission to introduce Korean adoptees to their motherland culture is an impressive one. I am impressed by his dedication to helping adoptees explore their roots. I would also like to thank Andy Park for being our leader on tour and encouraging us to try new things (even if some of us these things were ¡°fishy.¡±) A big thanks to Robyn: her experience as a fellow adoptee and Journey alumna/coordinator was invaluable and to Jason for his planning and coordination efforts.

Before coming to Korea, my identity as a Korean-American adoptee was not well formed. I had acculturated to the American way of life, but it always felt like something did not quite fit. Coming to Korea for the first time was like being welcomed into a tight-knit community. We mostly have our wonderful host families to thank for welcoming us into their homes. One of my most memorable moments on the trip was an evening spent with our host parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee: our ¡°oma¡± is a foster mother for Korean adoptees. She introduced us to her friend, also a foster mother who was currently fostering a beautiful and strong baby boy. I was heartened by the level of care and attachment the foster moms have for their foster children. Our host ¡°oma,¡± Mrs. Lee told us (Nikki and me) that meeting us made her feel happy that Korean adoptees were raised by loving families to become successful adults.

While the Journey trip is centered on the common theme of adoption, the tour ended up being more of an adventure in Korea with a wonderful group of like-minded people. The tour was consisted of very full days. I particularly enjoyed the outdoor activities like visiting the Korean folk village, hiking Ulsan Bawi and exploring the coastal areas in Jeju-do. Our group grew closer during the rural tour where we had more free time in the evening together.

For future Journey trips, I would keep the homestay length at five days. Having a home to return to after a long day touring the city was grounding. If there is time, I think it might also be a good experience to visit the KoRoot hostel. I stayed there my first two nights in Seoul. Pastor Kim and his wife were very kind and helpful in orienting newcomers to the city. I also had the opportunity to meet other international adoptees at KoRoot. We were able to have interesting conversations on why we came to Korea, birth family searches and our lives in our respective home countries. This could be a valuable experience for the adult adoptees.

Thank you again to everyone who made Journey 2010 possible for us!


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Peter Tobani ¹æ¹®±â

Journey 2010 was one of the most profound and memorable experiences in my life. I believe ¡°Journey¡± is an apt name for this trip, as it is an expedition into realizing a better understanding of who we are as people and who we are as Koreans. I am so grateful and appreciative for the amazing opportunity to reconnect with my Korean heritage. The JinHueng MoonHwa Company¡¯s generosity and hospitality were so overwhelming. Words cannot genuinely express how much I appreciated and enjoyed the trip. For most of my life, I had only a fleeting interest in my Korean heritage, culture and history. However, as I grew older and became more self-reflective, I became increasingly interested about where I came from, as it was such an integral part of my identity that I ignored for so long. The ability to participate in Journey 2010 provided me the opportunity to fulfill that desire.

The ability to see and experience the country as a young adult restored a pride that lied dormant for so many years. I have a newfound respect and admiration for South Korea. The city of Seoul is an impressive place with a rich history still preserved amongst very modern, urban surroundings. I was equally impressed by the beauty of the rest of the country, particularly Jeju Island. I had a wonderful time experiencing a different part of Korean culture; one I probably would not have had the opportunity if I had not participated in Journey 2010.

One of the most rewarding experiences of the trip was the time spent with the homestay family. My homestay family, the Shin family, was so unbelievably loving and caring. I was touched by the way they opened not only their home, but their family to Josh and I, and made extraordinary efforts to make us feel at home. There were so many places in South Korea where I felt very out of place, but when I was with the Shin family in their home, I felt like an extended member of their family. I cannot thank them enough for being so generous with their time, and their home. I will be eternally grateful to them, and inspired me to try and be a better person. I was also touched by the outpouring of support and hospitality of all of the homestay families. It is so refreshing to see such generosity in what sometimes appears to be a world of increasing cynicism and intolerance. I thoroughly enjoyed seeing the various cultural sights and landmarks in Seoul and throughout the country. As people would say, Journey 2010 was designed to give us a taste of Korea. It certainly gave me a taste, but also a healthy appetite to learn and explore more of the country. I know for a fact that I will be back to Korea, hopefully many more times. I hope to share my experience with my own family someday. I was moved by Chairman Park¡¯s comments at the closing ceremony, about his motivations about starting and continuing these Journey trips. It is my hope that the JinHueng MoonHwa Company continues this great tradition, and give others the opportunity to participate in this life-changing experience.

When people back in the United States ask me about the trip, I constantly remark about the overwhelming support and kindness the people involved in Journey 2010 extended. Most of my remarks revolve around my experiences with the people of Korea and less about the places we visited. While I only knew the people involved in Journey 2010 for only two weeks, I feel like I made life-long friends. To be able to share this journey with people with similar backgrounds, only enhanced my experience.

I will always fondly remember my time with Journey 2010. I hope that one day I can repay the debt of gratitude I have for the company and everyone involved in the trip. Thank you again for such a memorable experience.

Sincerely,

Peter Tobani


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MacDougall Family ¹æ¹®±â

To our friends at JinHueng MoonHwa,

Our 2010 Journey is now a few weeks behind us and time has come to share our thoughts and feelings on this adventure. To better understand the expectations of this essay, we looked over submissions from the 2009 and 2008 Journey participants. Generally, these were enthusiastically positive responses from those who had travelled before us and enjoyed the generosity and hospitality of Chairman Park, Andy Park and all the staff and volunteers from JinHueng MoonHwa. Everything they said closely mirrored our own feelings and observations ? Korea is a beautiful country with fabulous people. This experience has been such a gift.

Speaking as parents, we enjoyed all of the activities in the program. Some more than others, but they all contributed to a deeper understanding of the country and it¡¯s culture. And everything was fun ? we were never bored. Most importantly, the trip and daily activities allowed us to develop new friendships with people we would otherwise not have known. We hope we can maintain these relationships for a long time and keep the memories of Journey 2010 alive.

Perhaps more important than the views of the adults, is the opinions of the children. On this trip, Tasha had a unique perspective ? the only teenager and the only non-adopted child. Here is what she had to say about the trip:

Approaching this trip I was kind of nervous, to be honest. I was scared of how different it was going to be, and in a way I guess I was right. Korea was very different than the small town I live in, but it wasn¡¯t frightening. During the whole trip we had people there who helped us and answered all our questions, it was really comforting to have translators especially because of the language barrier that we all faced.

I think my favourite part of the trip was climbing Ulsan Bawi, probably because it was hiking, which is very North American so it was probably just very comforting to me. Another part of the trip that was very special was watching Jamie meet his foster parents. I think this was good for him to really understand where he came from because I think he had unanswered questions, and I hope that going to Korea gave him those answers.

Jamie¡¯s opinion of the trip is, without question, the most important of all. He is, after all, our only reason for embarking on this Journey. As a 9 year old boy, he doesn¡¯t like to take anything too seriously, but you can tell from his account of the trip that it was a very positive experience.

My favorite activity was climbing the mountains. I liked climbing Seongsan Ilchulbong better because it wasn¡¯t as hard as Ulsan Bawi. The best thing was making friends with Paul. I made friends with Paul because he spoke good English and we liked the same things.

The memory I will remember the most was meeting my foster parents. Before I met them I was kind of scared but after I met them I felt better because they were nice and they remembered me.

I expected Korea to be way different than how it was. I was surprised that the buildings, cars, and electronics were the same as Canada. What wasn¡¯t the same as Canada was everybody was Asian and it was hotter.

I thought some food was good and some was not as much ? too spicy. The language was very different than ours and it takes longer to say words.

I would really like to meet the people I met on Journey again and go to Korea when I am older.

That last line really sums it up. We hope to see you all again.

With Love and Thanks,

Jamie MacDougall and Family (Tasha, Ailene and Dan)


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We were privileged to participate in Journey 2010 Trip to Korea for Korean Overseas Adoptees 2010.6.21-7.3. We visited many places outside of Seoul which we had not seen before as parents and our children had the opportunity to visit the country of their birth. This, along with the companionship of the young adult adoptees, translators and the helpfulness of the home-stay families, made for a wonderfully memorable experience.

Seoul presents so many contrasts from Canadian cities: the architecture of the Gates and the palaces, the market places where the kids learned to bargain (a useful skill in garage sales here!), and the small stores everywhere. The kids were surprised by the live fish stores on the street and the fish vendors in the market. We kept trying to take pictures of the waterfall in the middle of the city that we saw on the way from our home-stay family to the starting point of the day. Having the waterway with greenery and walking paths is a bonus to life in the city. The kids loved the subway system, especially the independence of inserting their own tickets into the machine and the handholds in the ceiling of the trains. We loved the efficiency, convenience and price of travel in the city. We noticed the explosion of western type coffee shops and pastry shops from our visit nine years ago!

Travelling south introduced us to more of the beauty of South Korea. The hills and mountains are beautiful, reminiscent of British Columbia. Our daughter was proud to be the first one of the group to climb Mt. Seorak. It was an interesting experience to climb with the monks chanting in the background. Visiting the historic sites with the variety of Buddhas will be topics for discussion with the children in the weeks, months and years to come. Jeju island with its volcanic beaches was a highlight for the children. The fish was delicious.

We enjoyed new food experiences. Bulgogi is a favourite but also Chinese fried pork. I am continually amazed about the variety of kimchi: the colours and textures often remind me of works of art as they are presented in the small dishes. Our home-stay family made special efforts to provide us with traditional foods for breakfast and dinners. They gave us insights into Korean family life.

And the ice cream.......

The cultural activities arranged for us were a reinforcement of the direction our Ottawa Korean culture classes have taken. The bulgogi we cooked as a family was delicious. Our son was very proud of being picked the ¡°the best student of Samulnori.¡± The rice paper treasure boxes now hold a variety of treasures we picked up in the Seoul markets. The formal tea ceremony and bowing ceremony gave us insights into the importance and meaning in precise movements. It was certainly worth visiting both of the folk villages - both had their high points. The Korean Folk Village had great performances. The children enjoyed the traditional games stop at Jejustonepark.

Everyone involved with Journey 2010 was most helpful and courteous. The interpreters were great! Song was amazing with the kids. Jenny went out of her way to help. Calvin had interesting insights into Canada/Korean ways of life. Jason was full of good humour. Andy's commentary along the way was priceless. The adult adoptees were very good with the children and will also be remembered and, possibly called upon, in the years to come.

Thank you to the JinHeung MoonHwa Company, Chairman Park and Andy Park for allowing us to participate in Journey 2010.

The Glenn-Pile Family




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