Figure 1. Trịnh Công Sơn on the balcony of his home on Nguyễn Trường Tộ Street in Huế, circa 1969. More

Figure 3. “Grand Street Parade from the RR Station to the Korean Capitol, with Thousands of Cheering Koreans, Korea.” September 9, 1945. USNACP, Photograph No. 111-SC-212021. More

Figure 6. “Grand Street Parade from the RR Station to the Korean Capitol, with Thousands of Cheering Koreans, Korea.” September 9, 1945. USNACP, Photograph No. 111-SC-212019. More

Figure 5. This photograph of an electric streetcar on Chongno Street (1902) captures the relationship between the past and the future in the transforming city. The advertisement on the streetcar reads, “O-ru-do Hi-yi-ro cigarettes.” Published with the permission of Garnet Publishing and Terri More

Figure 6. Chongno Street in 1920 (Sŏul Tŭkpyŏlsi Pangmulgwan 1998 ). Published with permission from the Seoul Historical Museum Archives. More

Figure 1. Intermedial reflexivity across comics and street photography (Kim Yonghwan 1952 ). More

Figure 2. Street reportage as plurimedial imagetext. Illustration by Kim Ŭihwan (Hong 1949 ). More

Figure 6. Intermedial reflexivity across street photography and cinematic vision, the latter underscored by the citation of “VistaVision” (Han 2014 , 59) © Han Youngsoo, Danseongsa, Jongno 3-ga, Seoul 1957 Han Youngsoo Foundation. More

Figure 1. Sudō Masayuki rests on a street corner beside Higa Natsumi. © Granzella Inc. More