Who runs Haru

A registered travel agency, and the person who spends the day with you.

The company

Harmony Medlink

A Seoul company registered as a travel agency and as a medical-tourism agency for international patients. Haru runs under its licence: your booking, your invoice and your terms are with Harmony Medlink.

If a day with us turns into a clinic visit — skin, dental, a check-up — it is the same company on the other side, which is why we can arrange it.

Your host

Rok

Rok hosts Haru and runs it day to day — thirteen years in Seoul, Korean teacher, interpreter, and the one holding the camera. There is a small team around him. Whoever hosts your day, you will know their name before you pay.

His story, below ↓

About

Hi — I'm Rok.

Rok, seen from behind, looking at a large sculpture in a dark gallery

You're thinking about giving me a day of your trip. That means trusting me with your time — so let me be straight about who I am.

I came to teaching from some very different places — five years in finance (investment banking, then venture capital), an army officer before that, and a Yonsei degree before all of it. I do it because I'd rather put everything I know to work face to face than sit behind a corporate desk. But the résumé isn't the point: what each of those really taught me was to pay real attention, and hold myself to a high standard.

The rest — each part of the story, and what it changes for you — is below. Tap to open.

Purpose

Why I do this

What I most wanted was to put all of it to work directly for the people in front of me — not from behind a desk at a big company, but face to face, where everything I know goes entirely toward them. That's what this is: my full attention, and everything I've learned, pointed at making it genuinely worth your while.

Rok as a kid, grinning in the snow, 1997
Just a kid in the snow. Korea, 1997.

That’s the short version. The long one takes a day.