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About Bias Road

Why we built this

For fans outside Korea, reaching a bias's local spots has always meant piecing together directions from blogs and maps in an unfamiliar language. One mural or filming location could take an evening of cross-checking. Bias Road turns a single pick into a one-day route through the artist's home city, linking fan spots with nearby sights, food, and cafes. We built it so fans can find the way in their own language, using only public official data.

How it works

  1. Pick your bias, an artist or a drama.
  2. We build a one-day route anchored on the fan spots.
  3. Follow the map and timetable in your own language.

Data sources

SourceWhat it powers
ⓒ Korea Tourism OrganizationPlaces, food, cafes, and images in four languages.
KMA short-term forecastToday's weather in the course city, shown as a badge.
ODsay transitBus and subway routes, times, and fares between stops.
ⓒ MOLIT (TAGO)Intercity and express bus departures from Seoul — daily count, first and last runs, fare.
Naver MapDraws fan spots and the route on the map.

Who made this

  • Yang EunhyeogProduct · Engineering
  • Lee JihyunData · Design

A different bias, a different first screen

Which Korean content fans love most differs by country. In KOFICE's 2025 Overseas Hallyu Survey (28 countries, 26,400 people), K-pop was the top image of Korea for the eighth year running (17.8%), yet the weight of drama (8.7%) and film (5.6%) varied from region to region.

What works today
Each language fills the home with its own country's data, and the screen order differs per language too: Japanese leads with drama, English leads with K-pop, Chinese leads with drama and film, with each country's favorites pinned up front. Tourism info comes from the Korea Tourism Organization's English, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean tourism services, pulled per language.
What's next
Today's order is an estimate from public surveys. As choices and generated courses build up per language, we'll replace it with real data and refine the per-country fit.

Photo credits

Artist photos use only freely licensed (CC) or public-domain images from Wikimedia Commons, with authors credited below. Place photos: ⓒ Korea Tourism Organization.

Disclaimer

K-Bias is an unofficial, fan-made guide. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any artist, agency, broadcaster, or label. We use only photos under a verified free-use licence, with the source credited, and no logos or album art. Artist information is limited to publicly known facts: birthplaces, official installations, and broadcast filming locations. Nothing here is meant to reveal or encourage intrusion into anyone's private life. Please visit every location with respect for residents and the people who live and work there.