디시인사이드

Caution: I'm really bad at taking pictures.

I liked this subtle scenery, which roughly continues from the pharmacy office in the previous episode...

Ha... really... I want to sleep for just one day in the fall and winter.... The soft sunlight... When I was watching an old Korean house documentary, I admired it and felt a real visual ASMR feeling...

Scenery when only one door is opened

The weather on this day was before the typhoon, so it was very windy, the temperature dropped slightly, and the day was nice and sunny (even though it was a heat wave).

There should be a lot of this left...

Indoor entry is also possible there.

Did you say gay people don't like this?

This is the end of our tour of Dongrae and Dongheon.

In your opinion, Dongrae Market has an interesting structure? It's not a shopping mall, it's a part of the traditional market area?

So I turned on the air conditioner and went inside.

Outside view before entering

Roughly speaking, this was the interior view when I first entered, and I was somewhat satisfied. It felt like a bazaar or Duan Tong Market in Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City), but there were no interesting antiques or Joseon goblin bats.

I liked that there was a fish market inside as well.

This place mainly sells clothes, blankets, and hanok on the second floor haha.

Store layout for occupancy

The place we headed after leaving Dongrae Market is Songgongdan. Songgongdan is an altar built by Dongnae Busa Kim Seok-il in 1742 (the 18th year of King Yeongjo's reign) on the old site of Jeongwonru, where Dongnae Busa Song Sang-hyeon was killed during the Japanese invasions of Korea.

Isn’t the Samtaegeukmun gate quite pretty?

Well, even in the late Joseon Dynasty, granite was cut and dried. I wonder if there are people who are mistaken.

Rest in peace.....

Now, after leaving the Song Industrial Complex....

I sailed to Bokcheon Museum.

Busan scenery seen from Bokcheon Museum. If you go inside that dome structure, you can see the tombs that were dug at the time. This is a famous ancient tomb group.

And when I saw it in person, I didn't think it was bad, even if others criticized the apartment...

Korea's greening is a godsend

I went inside. I took a lot of pictures, but I didn't have time...

During the Three Kingdoms period, goats, especially Baekje goldworks, were quite amazing.

There are various types of tombs, but I will try to explain them.

Heavy cavalry haha. In that martial arts drama, it is said that the Murim people ignore the military, but if they are hit with a spear or long sword in front of large cavalry, they will be cut to pieces haha.

Ganjipopung Seven Juryeong

Just Gaya armor... It's a union of small countries, but Gaya is active in trade and has a lot of iron armor... Isn't it interesting?

The various grave goods are just works of art, but there are only 50 photos.

Anyway, I'll continue.