you can't go to North Korea from Seoul directly.It would take a couple hours, but you can't into the North by car, if at all.
No. Seoul, South Korea is located on the Korean Pennisula and Tokyo, Japan is located on the island of Japan located east of the Sea of Japan.
You cannot drive the entire way because of the ocean between the two cities.
Enter South Korea and drive the North Koreans back into North Korea.
China and secretly Russia.
About 10 hours: Starting at Incheon International Airport in Seoul, South Korea, take Korean Air flight to San Francisco International Airport. Then, drive to Brisbane (about a 15 minute drive).
I am Korean and the line between North Korea and South Korea is called "38 line" in Korea two soldiers from each side stand next to the line they can caught the people who are escaping from their country. (that's what i heard from my mom) In the US it is referred to as the Thirty-Eighth Parallel. The one-mile strip on either side of it is called the Demilitarized Zone or the DMZ. US military personnel simply refer to it as The Z.
There is a distance of 9053.45 kilometers (or 5625.71 miles) from Paris to Seoul. If you went at a speed of 50 mph, it would take an average of 111.4 hours, or an average of 79.6 hours if you went 70 mph.
You can't drive from Alabama to South Korea!
right hand drive
Because of its geographical location. It is on a peninsula, and the only way to get to South Korea nowadays is by boat or plane, as you can't drive through North Korea.
Yes, you can
North Korea invaded South KoreaAt the end of World War II, Japan surrendered Korea to the Allies. The country was then divided into two parts, North Korea and South Korea. The United States withdrew its troops when the Republic of Korea was set up. They provided economic support. On June 25, 1950, North Korea invaded South Korea. The United States then backed up South Korea and fought with them. So did many other Allied countries. In the first few weeks of the war, North Korean forces met little resistance and advanced rapidly. By September tenth, the South Korean Army had been driven to the Southeast tip of South Korea. On September fifteenth, the United Nations forces made a daring counterattack. They landed at Incheon. This was on the West coast. On October nineteenth, the North Korean capitol was captured. Eventually the U.N troops drove the North Korean troops to the border of China. China saw this as a threat and launched a counteroffensive. The communist forces worked together to force the U.N back to South Korea. They then captured the South Korean capitol. The fighting was eventually drawn back to the borders of the two countries. The border was called the 38th parallel. That is where it remained for the rest of the war. The countries never signed a treaty so technically they are still at war.North Korea (at the time classified as a 'Communist Satellite State') invaded South Korea in June 1950. This invasion force was countered by a US-led UN force, which was in turn countered by Chinese intervention on the North Korean side.The North Korean military attacked South Korea.There was no long term cause. North & South Korea were NEW countries that never existed before. They came into existence in 1945 when WW2 ended. The cause was one country trying to conquer the other. The North taking over the South.The North invaded the South.