Day 2!
I was too exhausted that I couldn't post anything yesterday:D
We went to 초량이바구길 (Ibagu gill/The story road) in Busan and climed DOWN (thank god) the stairs with 168 steps! As you can see from the first pic, there was a fantastic view from the road.
This whole village is called Gamcheon culture village, and the reason of why it was created has a quite deep history. When the Korean war broke out, people who escaped from North Korea flood into this area and put up little huts in the middle of the hill. People in this village experienced poverty and lack of jobs because there were local residents down in the flat area, but now this village has its own unique atmosphere and I personally loved it! The sad history of war makes this place even more interesting. Now the government bought all of the empty houses and preserves them and remakes them as guest houses and museums.
And at the foot of the hill there is a China street and Texas street(which is interestingly made because someone had mistaken someone as a cowboy).
And we ate Seafood pot in the restaurant right in front of the harbor🌊 And there was lively シジャン(市場/market)selling lots of seafood and Korean food! yum!
#日本大学生訪韓団 #jenesys2017
I was too exhausted that I couldn't post anything yesterday:D
We went to 초량이바구길 (Ibagu gill/The story road) in Busan and climed DOWN (thank god) the stairs with 168 steps! As you can see from the first pic, there was a fantastic view from the road.
This whole village is called Gamcheon culture village, and the reason of why it was created has a quite deep history. When the Korean war broke out, people who escaped from North Korea flood into this area and put up little huts in the middle of the hill. People in this village experienced poverty and lack of jobs because there were local residents down in the flat area, but now this village has its own unique atmosphere and I personally loved it! The sad history of war makes this place even more interesting. Now the government bought all of the empty houses and preserves them and remakes them as guest houses and museums.
And at the foot of the hill there is a China street and Texas street(which is interestingly made because someone had mistaken someone as a cowboy).
And we ate Seafood pot in the restaurant right in front of the harbor🌊 And there was lively シジャン(市場/market)selling lots of seafood and Korean food! yum!
#日本大学生訪韓団 #jenesys2017