Orgasm Park In Korea
July 1st, 2008
by Smiles Davis
Orgasm Park somewhere in Korea. Here is a park devoted to monumental figurative work, of the graphic nature. Whatever on all that, I like parks, I don’t discriminate. To hell with less is more, a little extravagance every now and again is good for the soul, so Indulge.
more eroticism after the jump
Yo, so I lived in Korea for 2 years, and I find it highly unlikely that this is actually a park in Korea. The culture there is very 1950’s USA, very conservative. Most couple have never even kissed. Check your story yo - I think this is from somewhere else (Japan seems a good possibility).
The writing on the placards is Korean.
Does it strike anyone else as odd that the figures do not appear to have Asian features?
I’m happy to believe that the writing is in Korean, but something is very odd here.
FAKE
it’s real, its found on jeju island, and it’s common for newly weds to visit the park during their honeymoon.
and even if korea is a very conservative nation, we’re not as controlled by christian prudes in the government, so lovely parks like this can exist.
What strikes me as odd, Thelonious, is that you seem completely unable to identify obvious “asian features.” Every single one of those figures looks decidedly korean.
nancy: you seem to think that the government has power over people’s sculpture gardens… not so, this could easily be in someone’s back yard in the US. Probably not a public park though.
Looks like it’s real - google maps agrees.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=jeju+island+park&ie=UTF8&ll=33.452543,126.49007&spn=0.002036,0.003326&t=h&z=18&iwloc=B
Gabe, you’ve been in Korea for 2 years, and you haven’t found his park yet? I found it on Jeju island in 3 days, and I was in Korea for less than month.
For the rest of the idiots who simply can’t believe it’s true.
http://www.jejuloveland.com/html/eng.html
And Gabe, one last thing, what’s with your “Korea has 1950’s like culture” are you sure you’re not in North Korea?
The writings on the placards is most definitely Hangul. I’ve lived in Korea for the past 12 years, and I’ve not seen this attraction yet. But then again, I never went to Cheju-do.
The writings on the placards are written in Moonspeak.
I have to go with what Pman says here Gabe. I have also lived in Korea for 2 years and I teach in a University. The students may be more conservative and less experience than people of similar age back in the States or Canada. But Korea is DEFINITELY not 1950’s America. You need to get out more.
It’s real. It’s on Jeju. STFU naysayers.
why would you even address anybody who uses “yo” two times in a message, yo!!!
yo thats just stoopid, yo
no rides?
-tunnel of sex
-sex house (like in revenge of the nerds, carnival scene)
no carnival games?
-ring toss
-ball in the hole
no playground?
-penis slide
-but swing
no gift shop
-boob shirts
-sex toys
contests
-an adult game show or program does a show at the adult park.
-guest appearance by pornstars
It’s just for show right,an artistic park of nudity and sex?
“Every single one of those figures looks decidedly korean.”
The green hand looks totally Canadian.
“Every single one of those figures looks decidedly korean.â€
wow kalyx, i find it odd that you really think that the asian features (slight asian features i think, especially the orgasm woman, mand getting a blowjob, woman fucking the centaur, the centaur, and the woman in the last pic) on these figures are obviously Korean.
@Gabe
maybe that’s why there aren’t any people in the park