Empty your mind, be formless. Shapeless, like water. If you put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle and it becomes the bottle. You put it in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Now, water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend.” -Bruce Lee

When sarging in another culture there are a number of subtle and obvious difference you must observe and adjust too. My friend, who is not affiliated with the community, has been expeierencing a great deal of frustration with this adjustment.

I'll break it down Barney style. During seduction any culture and women there will have green lights, yellow lights and red lights. In the US because there is so much diversity a single technique is likely work on atleast someone but less likely on everyone. In a relatively homogenized culture there is less room for variation however once you find the effective style it is likely to work on most of the population.

I would say the most important thing to know about Korea is that most women live with their parents until they marry which is in many cases into there late 20s this means that they often have curfews and are generally more conservative. Rememeber to always fight the problem not the the system. Being frustrated with with the culture will not help you pick up girls. As a result of the conservative society I have noticed many of the women here are shy and lead rather boring lives. They are also obsessed with there appearance and they seem to check their own reflection every 10 minutes to ensure their hair and make-up are the same. These cultural subtleties provide excellent information on the female psychology, first off these women, even the gorgeous ones are very insecure, so less negging is necessary. In fact the only neg I use is telling them they are crazy in a corny Korean accent. The other thing I have noticed is even the most beautiful girls here seem to lead very plain boring lives, all women like excitement and if you can show that you are fun and interesting you will stand out easily. Because of the conservative culture here most ment wear suits, while I really enjoy wearing a suit they must be worn at appropriate times, as in when no one else is wearing one. I've had more success in a plain white t-shirt and jewelry than in a suit in this country. Again the idea is to stand out and paint the picture that you have a fascinating interesting life. It's not necessary to say this overtly. Just be happy confident and somewhat mysterious. Let there own imagination perform the seduction.

In regards to korea i reccomend going to gangnam the ritzy part of seoul or daegu the college area of seoul. The women here are more likely to be attractive open to westerners and speak english. A basic seduction model that seems to be working in Korea is when a girl makes eye contact with you smile and make a side ways peace sign over your eye. It sounds ridiculous but remember this is a culture obsessed with hello kittie. I think this sign means cutie or something. Anyway if they return this sign at you which they did 90% of the time you are free to chat, dance or my favorite the group photo number close. Not sure if this close is already posted somewhere but I just made it up on the fly one night and has been working great. Have an interesting item on you that you can let the girl borrow for a picture, I always have aviators. Put the item on her and take a picture of you two or you and her group with HER phone. Look at the pic get excited about what a cute pic it is and have her text it to you. This displays confidence and also makes asking for her number not actually conveying toouch interest. Because most women have to go home to their parents the chances of a same night F close are slim. However theses girls generally get down to business by the second date. Not a bad investment since you can easily use some relatively techniques to get 8s, 9s and 10s which depending on what area of of Korea you are in can be every where. I'll probably get on here soon about some specific sarges but I think this basic overview of the culture, obstacles and pickup model should be a good starting point to hone your skills in Korea and to a lesser extent other Asian locales.

Happy Hunting

Sounds like youre having a good time in Korea, There are a few Korean international students at my uni that I might have to go and approach now.
Youre spot on about not needing to neg them though.

Some great insights, especially that bit.

Has the language barrier been an issue? For example, when you approach do you only speak in English?

Hi there,
I am a foreigner living in Korea right now and I'm a beginner PUA. Having had moderate success here I would like to learn more techniques. I have sent you a PM. Looking forward to meeting you.