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Hello. This is Im Si-yeon’s travel cafe. This travel destination is Gunsan, Jeollabuk-do. Gunsan is not only a place full of food, but also a place with traces of history from the Japanese colonial period . This time, let’s take a trip through time by walking along the modern cultural heritage tour course.

Gunsan is a city located in the northwest of Jeollabuk-do. To the north flows the Geumgang River, which forms the border between Jeolla-do and Chungcheong-do, and to the south it borders Gimje across the Mangyeong River. Also, the West Sea spreads out to the west, and the Saemangeum Seawall begins off the coast of Gunsan.

This seawall passes through Sinsi Island of the Gogunsan Archipelago, and some islands of the Gogunsan Archipelago, such as Seonyudo and Munyeodo, are now connected to the mainland . Gunsan is a place greatly influenced by these geographical conditions . To the north of Gunsan is

The Geum River Estuary, which has long connected the inland area with the sea, and to the south is the Honam Plain, Korea’s largest granary . The Geumgang River and the Honam Plain shaped the history of Gunsan and made it what it is today. As Gunsan entered the Joseon Dynasty,

Shipping warehouses such as Jinseongchang and Gunsanchang were installed. This was because of Gunsan’s geographical advantage of being at the mouth of the Geumgang River. Because all the taxes coming from the Jeolla-do region were collected, Gungun was already one of the best ports in Jeolla-do even during the Joseon Dynasty. Gunsan

Experienced great changes during the Japanese colonial period. Since Gunsan is adjacent to the sea and close to the Honam Plain, it was ideal for use as an advance base for the large-scale export of rice produced here to Japan . In 1899, when the port was opened to foreign countries,

It was designated as a concession area. A concession is when land is given to a foreign country and even administrative power belongs to a foreign country, so extraterritorial rights are recognized. It’s a somewhat absurd treaty. For this reason, the Japanese entered the concession area, operated rice mills and rice farms, and

Exported rice from the Honam Plain to Japan, but the Japanese exploited our farmers and stole their land, even engaging in usury. When Korea was annexed by Japan in 1910, the exploitation by the Japanese became more severe. Eventually, the import of cheap daily necessities from Japan led to the collapse of Joseon’s home-made industries.

Joseon farmers lost their land and became tenant farmers for the Japanese, moving into downtown Gunsan and becoming poor. Gunsan still has quite a few traces from the Japanese colonial period. Traces of Japanese houses, customs offices, bank buildings , and Japanese traders remain, and Gunsan City is promoting a

Modern cultural heritage tour course that tours these traces . Also, in Gunsan , place names containing the letter ‘mi’, such as Jangmi-dong, Miwon-dong, and Miryong-dong, still remain. This can also be seen as a trace that Gunsan was a forward base for rice exploitation during the Japanese colonial period

. If you turn right around the old Gunsan Customs building, you will see the oldest modern building in Gunsan. It’s called mukbang. They say it’s a place that sells coffee, bread called mukbang, and even holds humanities classes here . I went in and saw that the atmosphere inside was very nice.

They especially sell Emperor Gojong’s coffee here. I don’t know what coffee tastes like, but it wasn’t bad. It wasn’t too thick and was just right. It’s also a good idea to take some time to change the mood here . And now, if you walk downtown,

You will see a sign indicating the direction to Chowon Photo Studio. The movie Christmas in August starring the very famous Seok-gyu Han and Eun-ha Shim was heartbreaking. It leads to the Chowon Photo Studio where the movie was filmed. This place is still crowded with people taking authentication photos. I played some old movies.

Shim Eun-ha and Han Seok-gyu were at a very youthful time. After leaving the Chowon Photo Studio, I went into the Memories Exhibition Hall. There was a lesson in making dalgona, and there were interesting old advertisements, posters, and slogans, so it really brought back memories. When you leave the memory exhibition hall,

You go right into the brewery. The sign already has a retro vibe, right? You can experience making makgeolli at the brewery. There is a fee for the experience, but I think it would be a good idea to try it when you come to Gunsan . Makgeolli has a very deep taste. It’s rich.

This is the Hirotsu House, the most visited place in Gunsan Modern Culture Street. The road to get in is very good, and it looks like the house of a wealthy person during the Japanese colonial period. The yard is quite large. It’s noisy as students come for experiential learning.

The Japanese-style house in Sinheung-dong, Gunsan, is a two-story wooden building built and lived by the Japanese during the Japanese colonial period . The building is relatively well preserved. This house is also where several movies, including The General’s Son and Tazza, were filmed. The contrast between the modern buildings and

The old houses in the form of traditional houses is very strange. As you walk along the road, you come across a temple called Dongguksa Temple. It is the only Japanese-style temple in Korea. This temple was founded in 1913 by the Japanese monk Uchida .

Dongguksa Temple was built by the Japanese during the Japanese colonial period, so it has many differences from traditional temples in Korea. The main characteristic of the main building is that it has a high ridge, the eaves are straight rather than curved, and there are many Japanese-style windows on the exterior walls.

Unfortunately, there was construction going on so I couldn’t go inside. If you look beyond the walls of Dongguksa Temple, you will find the Gunsan History Museum during the Japanese colonial period. Admission is free on the last Wednesday of every month.

It is an exhibition hall where you can look back on the history of Gunsan during the Japanese colonial period. Although it is a small exhibition hall, the Japanese people’s cruel atrocities and such are expressed in such detail that it is a bit scary. Still, it is our unforgettable history, so

It would be nice to take a look back. In the Gunsan Inner Port, a floating pier, or floating pier, built by the Japanese during the Japanese colonial period at the end of the Joseon Dynasty, still remains. The bridge you see right in front of you is the floating bridge.

When the tide ebbs and flows It is a berthing facility whose height is adjusted according to the water level of the sea . Gunsan needed a floating bridge pier like this because there is a large difference between the tides, and the Japanese used this floating pier to

Export rice produced in the plains of Jeolla Province to Japan. However, in the 1970s, the Gunsan Outer Port opened on the west coast. So now, this inner port has become a port where only small fishing boats come and go, not large ships. Jinpo Marine Theme Park is right next to the inner port.

Outdoors, military equipment such as helicopters and warships are on display. Rather than exhibits like these, the exhibition hall that uses a large warship as an exhibition hall attracts more attention. This warship is the Wibongship, a battleship built by the United States in 1945 and participating in World War II and the Korean War

. There is an admission fee here too, but the last Wednesday of every month is Culture Day, so admission is free, so you can visit for free. Inside the warship exhibition hall, materials on the history and meaning of the Battle of Jinpo and the history of our Navy

Are on display. Because an actual warship that the general public cannot enter is used as an exhibition hall, you can enjoy looking around the inside of the warship and looking at the exhibits at the same time. The theme of travel may be a little unfamiliar, but these days, the younger MZ generation

Often seeks out these types of trips. If you go to Gunsan, I hope you enjoy traveling along the traces of history . Thank you for watching until the end and I will see you on my next trip. thank you

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군산 근대문화거리 투어 코스

내항 – 군산근대역사박물관 – 옛 군산세관 – 먹방이 – 초원사진관 – 말랭이마을 양조장 – 히로쓰가옥 – 동국사 – 군산역사관 – 내항 진포해양박물관
소요시간 : 도보 약 3시간 반~4시간
특징 : 매월 마지막주 수요일 관람료 무료

00:00 인트로
00:24 군산은?
01:11 군산의 역사적 배경
01:39 수탈의 현장, 군산
02:25 군산 개항의 역사
04:06 옛 군산세관 일본식 건물
04:26 근대에 가장 오래된 건물
05:04 8월의 크리스마스
06:08 기가 막힌 막걸리
06:36 일본식가옥 히로쓰가옥
07:38 일본식 사찰 동국사
08:14 일제강점기 군사역사관
08:50 군산 내항과 진포해양공원

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