For some straight up journals, Korea Journal can be searched and accessed online here. They have articles from 1961 to the last two current issues. A trove, go browse soon. So too is the online archive of the International Journal of Korean History. The “Review of Korean Studies” does have some great articles, but you have to browse. I haven’t found the search feature yet. I think you might have to search through a larger database service first.

For Digital resources in general, we can start with the guide at the Academy of Korean Studies. Many of the following links are organized there.

The National History Compilation Committee offers a free, full-text Korean language search of digital texts from across history. You can do text searches of cool magazines from the 1920s to see what was weighing heavily (sex/sex/sex) on the minds of these young new intellectuals.

Don’t know if this sausage party here (oops, does the frog have a sense of humor?) is much interested, but the Women’s History Knowledge System is also useful for looking up written and multimedia resources on women and the women’s movement in Korea. Korean Women seen through Pictures is also nice to keep in mind.

Need a picture of a heosu abi? Then check out the database at the Academy of Korean Studies website.

The Korean Knowledge Portal has its own charms. But, I prefer the Jang-seo gak, Digital Museum or the the Digital Korean Studies Library.

There are texts, music, movies, paintings, sculptures, voice recordings, and more. Hope you find lots to love here. Sorry not to stick with the journals, i hope this cultural studies geek like me isn’t sullying the well.