#korea #japan #gunsan
Hello everyone! In this video we visit the city of Gunsan (군산), most well known as being a port city that Japan used to transport rice and other raw materials to Japan during its colonization of Korea from 1910 to 1945. Gunsan has become a tourist location over the years, as one of the only places to see Japanese architecture from the colonization, giving it a very unique vibe from the rest of the cities in Korea. In this video we show what you can expect there and give our opinion on if it's worth it to travel there. Enjoy!
📍 Locations in Video
송가짬뽕 Song-ga Jjambbong - jjambbong restaurant with multiple courses
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명산시장 Myeongsan Market - older market next to the Chinese Cultural Learning Center
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동국사 Dongguksa Temple - the only remaining Japanese Buddhist Temple in Korea
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여미랑 Yeomirang - Japanese themed guest house
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초원사진관 Chowon Photo Studio - photo studio that was built for the movie Christmas in August
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군산 신흥동 일본식 가옥 Japanese-style House in Sinheung-dong
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이성당 Iseong-dang - famous bakery in Gunsan
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짬뽕특화거리 Special Jjambbong Street - older street filled with jjambbong places (Chinese style seafood noodle soup)
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구 군산세관 Old Gunsan Custom's Office
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0:00 Intro and Gunsan's History
0:47 Arriving in Gunsan and a Chinese Restaurant
1:40 Random Gunsan Neighbourhood
3:33 Myeongsan Market
5:33 Dongguksa Japanese Temple
6:54 Gunsan Time Travel Village
9:04 Iseongdang Bakery
10:12 Jjambbong Street
11:09 Old Gunsan Custom's Office
11:34 Is Gunsan Worth Traveling To?
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