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This is a representative traditional market filled with Busan's history and life, which was formed when refugees began selling goods to make a living during the Korean War.
This is a representative traditional market filled with Busan's history and life, which was formed when refugees began selling goods to make a living during the Korean War. The alleys are filled like a maze with stores selling all kinds of goods, such as clothing, kitchenware, and electronic products, to the extent that there is a saying, 'It has everything except what it doesn't have'. It became even more famous as the background of the movie 'Ode to My Father', and along with the nearby Bupyeong Kkangtong Market and Jagalchi Market, it is considered a must-visit course for a trip to the original downtown of Busan.
Walk through the lively market alleys and enjoy various things to see and eat.
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