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Gyeongju Gampo Port
Gampo Port on the east coast, about an hour outside of Gyeongju city, has long been a popular destination on the east coast, where locals come to enjoy fresh sashimi, puffer fish dishes, and steamed Korean blue crab. -
Hwangnam Bread
Located near the historic Tomb Park in Gyeongju, South Korea, Hwangnam Pan is renowned for its traditional taste. Freshly baked Hwangnam Pan is crispy and has a delicious, unsweetened red bean paste filling. However, although the expiration date is 4-5 days, it may become hard after about 3 days, so it is recommended to eat it as soon as possible. -
Yaoshi Palace 1779
Yeoseokgeun is located next to the remains of the Silla Royal Palace and is housed in a traditional Korean house. The menu changes with the seasons, offering different flavors. -
Nampo Seolleongtang
This Seolleongtang specialty restaurant is located in Nampo-dong, a popular spot in Busan, and is open 24 hours a day, so you can enjoy delicious meals. They also have kimchi and a self-service corner, so it's recommended for breakfast. -
2024 Busan Fireworks Festival
https://youtu.be/hXBBSMRh6no 上記の映像は、2010年10月28日に撮影されたものです… -
Torakawa Culture Platform
The Torakawa Culture Platform was established in 2017 as a platform for the KBS drama "Fight My Way." -
Golden Crown Tomb
Geumgwantong is a large ancient tomb built during the Silla period, where the first gold crown of Silla was excavated. The gold crown, a national treasure, as well as many other gold products and jewels were excavated from Geumgwantong. Currently, Geumgwantong is used as an exhibition space for visitors. -
Hwangnyongsa History and Culture Museum
The Hwangnyongsa Temple History and Culture Museum was built right next to the Hwangnyongsa Temple site in Guhwang-dong, Gyeongju City, North Gyeongsang Province. -
Gyeongju Doseol Village
A traditional restaurant built about 100 years ago in Gyeongju. Here you can enjoy a mini Korean set menu with 15 different dishes. It is accessible on foot from the Gyeongju Intercity (Express) Bus Terminal. -
Gyeongju Gyochon Village
Located in the center of Gyeongju, Gyochon Village is a historical site that includes the National Academy of Korean Studies, which was built in 682, and offers traditional cultural experiences and attractions. Within the village, there are the old house of the Choi clan in Gyo-dong, Gyeongju, and an old house selling Gyo-dong Beopju. There is also the Gyochon Costume Room where you can rent traditional Korean and Silla hanbok. Nearby are Woljeonggyo Bridge, Gyerim, Daereungwon, Cheomseongdae, and Wolseong. -
School Cave Wine
Gyodong Beopju is a famous place located in Gyodong Hanok Village in Gyeongju. It is a home-brewed liquor that has been passed down for generations by the Choi family. It has a clear yellow color and the delicious, sour, and light flavor that is unique to grain liquor. -
Choi family's old house in Gyo-dong, Gyeongju
The Gyeongju Gyodong Choi Family Old House is located next to Gyeongju Hyanggyo Confucian School and is the former home of the head Choi family, built around 1700. It is known as the home of a wealthy man during the Joseon Dynasty. You can see traditional Joseon Dynasty houses such as the Haengrangchae (room at the side of the gate), the master's Sarangchae (living room/guest room), the Anchae (main house), the shrine, and the barn. The barn is the most eye-catching part of the house and was used as a place to distribute rice to neighbors during famines. -
Geumsubokguk Haeundae Branch
There are many restaurants specializing in puffer fish cuisine at Haeundae Beach in South Korea, and puffer fish hotpots and puffer fish soup are very popular. In particular, "Kumsubokguk" is open 24 hours a day. -
Igane Tteokbokki
In Nampo-dong, Busan, you can find old streets and gourmet restaurants. In particular, Bupyeong Can Market is home to a popular tteokbokki restaurant that was featured on a variety show. You can also enjoy Busan's largest night market. -
Gyeongju Station (KTX)
From the bustling port city of Busan, Korea's second largest city, to Gyeongju, the millennium capital of the Silla Dynasty... -
Torso patch
Hello, customers are being invited in with the cry of "Come in! We have a wide variety to choose from!"... -
Seoul Soondubu
Hello, I am from Nampo-dong, which runs from the Lotte Department Store Gwangbok Branch to the Gukje Market. -
THE Kamazo
Dagamasot, a stone-pot rice specialty restaurant in Nampo-dong, South Korea, offers warm stone-pot rice at a reasonable price. We recommend stopping by after sightseeing or shopping.
Introduction to Busan (Japanese Guide-Interpreter)
Busan, the second largest city in South Korea, is blessed with a natural environment where mountains and seas are in harmony, and is the second largest city after the capital Seoul. It has the world-famous Busan Port and, together with Ulsan Metropolitan City, plays a central role in Korea's import and export economy. The name Busan was given to the mountain because it looks like an upside-down kettle, and was first used during the Joseon Dynasty.
Geographically, Busan is divided into East Busan and West Busan, and various festivals and events are held there every year, such as the Busan International Film Festival and the Busan Fireworks Festival, allowing people to enjoy the charm of Busan to the fullest.
Geographically, Busan is divided into East Busan and West Busan, and various festivals and events are held there every year, such as the Busan International Film Festival and the Busan Fireworks Festival, allowing people to enjoy the charm of Busan to the fullest.