Where the streets have no names> Travels

I arrived in Seoul yesterday and have spent the past two days going to tall places to look down upon this enormous city. It's ringed by mountains so all of the smog gets trapped in, which makes for foggy pictures. Like Japan, they don't name the roads here. (Maybe Bono would want to live in Seoul.) To find an address you need to know which neihborhood it is in and then the name of the block. The actual building numbers are handed out in order of when the building went up. I wish I were making this up. This makes for a tricky time in finding anything: restaurants, hotels, bail bondsmen... Come on Asians, get it together! You invented gunpowder, paper and kareoke yet you can't name your streets?
So last night I decided I would take it upon myself to name some of the streets. Tonight, with the help of a French couple I met, I will go around town with a permanent marker and write some street names on the buildings. My hope is these will eventually be accepted by the city and used in future maps. They can thank me later.