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Folks here think other folks here don't know how to round about.  

We've got a bunch in the newer residential neighborhoods these days.  My daughter likes them, prefers them to standard intersections, but of course she's never been on a really big one.

I have:

One day I’ll share my story of scary riding in Thailand as I woke up lost after a night I stumbled into a warehouse that was holding secret Thai boxing matches. I woke up in a random, place, jumped on the back of a guy’s motorcycle that stopped to help me and he drove like a maniac in the busy traffic. Scary yet amazingly memorable as was the rest of the night I can remember.

Don't share the story... Write the screenplay and sell it to Hollywood. 

It's not bad driving in Korea. Everything is on the correct side of the road, and all signs are in English below the Korean characters. It's surprisingly easy to get around once you know what to look for.

That said, we rented and I drove on Jeju Island, the Hawaii of Korea. Driving in Seoul seems like it would be a lot like driving in Los Angeles, traffic and all.

Anybody here with experience in Tokyo or Seoul, SK?

See above.

I can't speak to Tokyo.

The subway is the absolute best way to get around Seoul. I did not drive there. The Airport Express is connected to both Incheon and Gimpo Airports. However, the times I took either a city of nice bus the traffic was awful. Remember that urban feel of Seoul is that of Wilshire Blvd in Los Angeles, except populated with four times the density of LA. I'm not sure where your cruise will go into/out of. Didn't take cabs. Unlike in Rome, there are no designated taxi ranks.

Rocks somewhere in England

Trebuchet, Loch Ness in background.