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Book Introduction
Anytime Travel Series
A small comma for those tired of everyday life, and a traveler's record of seeing the city at their own pace.
The second city in the Blue Fragrance emotional travel essay series, "Travel Anytime," is the East Sea.
The East Sea, a city that seems indifferent yet affectionate, calm yet profound, quietly presents us with a new travel map following the rhythm of the sea.
Mukho Port, Nongoldamgil, Bukpyeong Folk Market, Mureung Valley, Balhan Intersection, Daejin Beach, and even Haeparang-gil, which runs across the entire city.
As we gaze into the four seasons of the East Sea, we will encounter a journey that we would like to stay on at any time.
A small comma for those tired of everyday life, and a traveler's record of seeing the city at their own pace.
The second city in the Blue Fragrance emotional travel essay series, "Travel Anytime," is the East Sea.
The East Sea, a city that seems indifferent yet affectionate, calm yet profound, quietly presents us with a new travel map following the rhythm of the sea.
Mukho Port, Nongoldamgil, Bukpyeong Folk Market, Mureung Valley, Balhan Intersection, Daejin Beach, and even Haeparang-gil, which runs across the entire city.
As we gaze into the four seasons of the East Sea, we will encounter a journey that we would like to stay on at any time.
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PROLOGUE | The East Sea, where fate leads to destiny
Chapter 1: Living in the East Sea for a Month
When are you coming to Donghae? : Mukho Port Waterside Park + Dongbuk Hoejip
The next stop is Mukho Station: Mukho Station + Nongoldamgil
Greeting the morning on the East Sea: sunrise + sunrise road
Windy Hill: Embracing the Mountains, the Sea, and the Village
A Silent Praise for the Moonlight: Windy Hill
In Mukho, after sunrise, you must pick up your pen once more: Nongoldamgil
Five People Under One Roof: We Are Silent Neighbors: Nongoldamgil Road + Gase Beach
A Moment of the East Sea Shining Like Dawn: Nongoldamgil
I can eat raw fish every day. Is this heaven? : Jinmorae Hoejip + Dongbuk Hoejip + Buheung Hoejip
What it feels like to be reborn
H, who came to Mukho with a friend: Bukpyeongjang + Hanseom Beach
The two best kalguksu restaurants in the East Sea: Daewoo Kalguksu and Ottogi Kalguksu
The Secret of Ipsaebaram, a Mountain Teahouse Where Life and Death Bound: Ipsaebaram
Chapter 2: Let's take it easy and try a travel bookstore.
I want to live in the East Sea
What do you do in Mukho?
Selling the Language of Flowers with Areca Palms: A Gentle Travel Bookstore
Let's open a neighborhood bookstore quietly.
Fill with Majorelle blue and mustard
A single yellow rose left by the first guest
A space for travelers who dream of traveling
Bookstore Holidays: Mulleung Valley Battle Rock
Saturday at 10 PM, it doesn't get any better than this: Kkiruksangjeom + Project 111
After the Book Culture Festival: Donghae Lifelong Learning Center
Perfect White Christmas: Nongoldamgil + 103LAB + Travel Bookstore Gentle
A terrifying spring wind, a strong wind
What We Write Here: Balhan Library + Piano Restaurant
From Donghae to Gwangju, diagonally across: Donghae + Gwangju + Yangyang Airport
Travel Writing Completed in Books: Humanities Research Institute + Mukho Lighthouse
Chapter 3: The Joy of Living in the East Sea, Already Three Years Later
Bookstore or counseling center or silent love room: Travel bookstore quietly
A neighborhood where you can get flounder as a gift on the street: Hwanghae Hoejip + Mukho Dried Fish
The movie "One Fine Spring Day" and Donghae Sambon Apartment: Sambon Apartment
Welcome, is this your first time in Donghae? : Pencil Museum
The romance of reading by the sea, Eodal Beach Book Clinic: Eodal Port
A Prison for Reading in Hongcheon: Hongcheon Happiness Factory in Gangwon-do
When your hair feels heavy, go to the local hair salon.
Saturday Afternoon with a Three-Leaf Clover: Donghae Education Library
A Midsummer Night's Reading with Author Kim Yeon-su: Gently at Travel Bookstore
Like the Rising Sun, Sunrise Yoga: Donghae Cultural Center + Chuam Beach + Hanseom Beach
The Joy of Living in the East Sea: Walking Barefoot on Mangsang Beach: Mangsang Beach
You must eat crab in Donghae City, known for its crab-loving atmosphere: Mukho Port Live Fish Sales Center
Whiting and friends from Malaysia soak up the atmosphere of Mukho: Hanseom Beach + Gangneung Terra Rosa
The people of the East Sea who quietly shine
There's a friend I'm thankful for at Nongoldamgil Cafe: 103LAB
Instead of saying 'You have to do well', just say 'It's okay'
Chapter 4: 10 Ways to Travel the East Sea
Mukho, a custom-made travel destination for backpackers: Mukho Station + Dojjaebigol Sky Valley + Mukho Lighthouse
From Mukho Station to the simple and cozy Balhansamgeori: Myeohan + Roundabout + Badabaran + Whale + Youth Mall + Caramel Station + Doya House + Jerry Berry + Kongki
A must-do if you're visiting the East Sea: Haeparang-gil Trail: Course 33 Haeparang-gil (Haemulgeum-gil)
From Chuwam to Eodal, Gase, and Mangsang Beach, a trip to the East Sea: Gamchu + Gobulgae + Daejin + Nobong
The East Sea sparkles even at night: Nongoldamgil + Dojjaebigol Sky Valley + Chuam Beach
A Tour of Neighborhood Bookstores with Different Colors: Seoho Bookstore + Calmly + Bookstore Balance + Bookstore Daltoki
Bukpyeong Folk Market: 200 Years of Vitality
Let's go on a seasonal flower trip to the East Sea: Mureungbyeolyucheonji + Wolso Takji + Dongbu Sataek + Suwonji + Bongjeong Village + Mukho Deokjang Village
How about going to Gangneung or Samcheok for a drink? : Gangneung Dano Festival + Samcheok Galnam Port + Samcheok Jukseoru
From Gangneung to Busan, a train journey along the sea: Donghae Line ITX-Maeum
EPILOGUE | Living in the East Sea, Like Traveling Today
Chapter 1: Living in the East Sea for a Month
When are you coming to Donghae? : Mukho Port Waterside Park + Dongbuk Hoejip
The next stop is Mukho Station: Mukho Station + Nongoldamgil
Greeting the morning on the East Sea: sunrise + sunrise road
Windy Hill: Embracing the Mountains, the Sea, and the Village
A Silent Praise for the Moonlight: Windy Hill
In Mukho, after sunrise, you must pick up your pen once more: Nongoldamgil
Five People Under One Roof: We Are Silent Neighbors: Nongoldamgil Road + Gase Beach
A Moment of the East Sea Shining Like Dawn: Nongoldamgil
I can eat raw fish every day. Is this heaven? : Jinmorae Hoejip + Dongbuk Hoejip + Buheung Hoejip
What it feels like to be reborn
H, who came to Mukho with a friend: Bukpyeongjang + Hanseom Beach
The two best kalguksu restaurants in the East Sea: Daewoo Kalguksu and Ottogi Kalguksu
The Secret of Ipsaebaram, a Mountain Teahouse Where Life and Death Bound: Ipsaebaram
Chapter 2: Let's take it easy and try a travel bookstore.
I want to live in the East Sea
What do you do in Mukho?
Selling the Language of Flowers with Areca Palms: A Gentle Travel Bookstore
Let's open a neighborhood bookstore quietly.
Fill with Majorelle blue and mustard
A single yellow rose left by the first guest
A space for travelers who dream of traveling
Bookstore Holidays: Mulleung Valley Battle Rock
Saturday at 10 PM, it doesn't get any better than this: Kkiruksangjeom + Project 111
After the Book Culture Festival: Donghae Lifelong Learning Center
Perfect White Christmas: Nongoldamgil + 103LAB + Travel Bookstore Gentle
A terrifying spring wind, a strong wind
What We Write Here: Balhan Library + Piano Restaurant
From Donghae to Gwangju, diagonally across: Donghae + Gwangju + Yangyang Airport
Travel Writing Completed in Books: Humanities Research Institute + Mukho Lighthouse
Chapter 3: The Joy of Living in the East Sea, Already Three Years Later
Bookstore or counseling center or silent love room: Travel bookstore quietly
A neighborhood where you can get flounder as a gift on the street: Hwanghae Hoejip + Mukho Dried Fish
The movie "One Fine Spring Day" and Donghae Sambon Apartment: Sambon Apartment
Welcome, is this your first time in Donghae? : Pencil Museum
The romance of reading by the sea, Eodal Beach Book Clinic: Eodal Port
A Prison for Reading in Hongcheon: Hongcheon Happiness Factory in Gangwon-do
When your hair feels heavy, go to the local hair salon.
Saturday Afternoon with a Three-Leaf Clover: Donghae Education Library
A Midsummer Night's Reading with Author Kim Yeon-su: Gently at Travel Bookstore
Like the Rising Sun, Sunrise Yoga: Donghae Cultural Center + Chuam Beach + Hanseom Beach
The Joy of Living in the East Sea: Walking Barefoot on Mangsang Beach: Mangsang Beach
You must eat crab in Donghae City, known for its crab-loving atmosphere: Mukho Port Live Fish Sales Center
Whiting and friends from Malaysia soak up the atmosphere of Mukho: Hanseom Beach + Gangneung Terra Rosa
The people of the East Sea who quietly shine
There's a friend I'm thankful for at Nongoldamgil Cafe: 103LAB
Instead of saying 'You have to do well', just say 'It's okay'
Chapter 4: 10 Ways to Travel the East Sea
Mukho, a custom-made travel destination for backpackers: Mukho Station + Dojjaebigol Sky Valley + Mukho Lighthouse
From Mukho Station to the simple and cozy Balhansamgeori: Myeohan + Roundabout + Badabaran + Whale + Youth Mall + Caramel Station + Doya House + Jerry Berry + Kongki
A must-do if you're visiting the East Sea: Haeparang-gil Trail: Course 33 Haeparang-gil (Haemulgeum-gil)
From Chuwam to Eodal, Gase, and Mangsang Beach, a trip to the East Sea: Gamchu + Gobulgae + Daejin + Nobong
The East Sea sparkles even at night: Nongoldamgil + Dojjaebigol Sky Valley + Chuam Beach
A Tour of Neighborhood Bookstores with Different Colors: Seoho Bookstore + Calmly + Bookstore Balance + Bookstore Daltoki
Bukpyeong Folk Market: 200 Years of Vitality
Let's go on a seasonal flower trip to the East Sea: Mureungbyeolyucheonji + Wolso Takji + Dongbu Sataek + Suwonji + Bongjeong Village + Mukho Deokjang Village
How about going to Gangneung or Samcheok for a drink? : Gangneung Dano Festival + Samcheok Galnam Port + Samcheok Jukseoru
From Gangneung to Busan, a train journey along the sea: Donghae Line ITX-Maeum
EPILOGUE | Living in the East Sea, Like Traveling Today
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Into the book
East Sea, where you can go from the sea to the mountains, or from the market to the movie theater or bookstore in just 10 minutes.
Here, the warmth of an oil market coexists with the convenience of a large supermarket, and sophistication and simplicity are balanced.
Above all, the East Sea is warm like the spring sunshine.
The warm heart that welcomes and supports travelers and the love for one's hometown are evident everywhere.
The scenery you see changes every hour.
The blue sea at midday is dazzling like memories of youth, and the lights of the fishermen at dawn are hazy like quiet memories.
As the sun slowly sets behind the green peak, an unforgettable moment begins.
The sky and the sea burn like red flames, and when darkness falls, the small lights of the mountain village twinkle like another constellation.
The lights speak whisperingly.
Each of our lives shines in its own way.
When asked, “What is the charm of the East Sea?” he answered by showing a photo of the sunrise he took at dawn.
“I receive a gift of inspiration every morning.
It feels like being reborn.
That's the biggest charm."
While preparing the bookstore, I thought it would be nice if it could be a bookstore that 'shows the East Sea to travelers and the world to the locals.'
I wanted to be a bridge that tells travelers the hidden stories of the East Sea and introduces locals to a wider world.
The sea, the wind, the book, and the combination of all of these seemed to touch something deep inside my heart.
We listened to each other's stories.
When someone confessed their hurt, someone else nodded silently.
My hardened heart melted away softly.
So we carefully placed small bandages on each other's wounds.
A time filled with books, nature, and honesty.
That day, everything was there in Adal Port.
What's the travel mecca for people in their 20s these days? Mukho, where you can take the train to see the ocean and have fun, is a must. Mukho is a great place for walking tours.
There are many places to visit on foot around the station.
Best of all, you can walk to the sea.
Although there is no station on the beach like in Jeongdongjin, you can reach the beach in 5 minutes on foot.
And it's quiet.
As Bruce said, it changes slowly.
No matter where you go, it's not crowded, so it's good for finding some space in your mind and immersing yourself in thought.
If time permits, let's also take a walk along Nongoldamgil.
The lives of the people who lived here will silently speak to you through the murals.
The silence is slowly changing.
But in that slowness, the warmth that captures the traveler's heart deepens.
Walking along the Haeparang Trail may not be a simple journey.
Listening to the sound of waves by the sea, I feel time seeping into every place I step into.
Then, suddenly, you realize that the moment you are walking right now is the most shining moment.
For those who appreciate the fun of travel, Bukpyeong Folk Market is a must-visit.
This is because it is the largest oil market in Gangwon-do that has maintained its vitality for 200 years.
As soon as I enter the market, a smile comes to my face.
Squids shooting water guns, octopuses with permed hair, and crabs constantly trying to escape will make your eyes widen, and a hearty and delicious bowl of beef bone soup will fill your stomach.
A grandmother selling vegetables that she had grown with great care in her garden and a man handing out peanuts without thinking and saying, “Try some first,” stop you in your tracks.
You can't help but fall in love with her simple and affectionate appearance.
Even familiar roads appear different each time depending on the season and weather.
Exploring the neighborhood without getting bored even if you walk every day.
He is a great contributor to making time in the East Sea more enjoyable.
As fast as our steps, as far as we have walked and as far as we will walk, we will slowly but fully immerse ourselves in Mukho and the East Sea every day.
Here, the warmth of an oil market coexists with the convenience of a large supermarket, and sophistication and simplicity are balanced.
Above all, the East Sea is warm like the spring sunshine.
The warm heart that welcomes and supports travelers and the love for one's hometown are evident everywhere.
The scenery you see changes every hour.
The blue sea at midday is dazzling like memories of youth, and the lights of the fishermen at dawn are hazy like quiet memories.
As the sun slowly sets behind the green peak, an unforgettable moment begins.
The sky and the sea burn like red flames, and when darkness falls, the small lights of the mountain village twinkle like another constellation.
The lights speak whisperingly.
Each of our lives shines in its own way.
When asked, “What is the charm of the East Sea?” he answered by showing a photo of the sunrise he took at dawn.
“I receive a gift of inspiration every morning.
It feels like being reborn.
That's the biggest charm."
While preparing the bookstore, I thought it would be nice if it could be a bookstore that 'shows the East Sea to travelers and the world to the locals.'
I wanted to be a bridge that tells travelers the hidden stories of the East Sea and introduces locals to a wider world.
The sea, the wind, the book, and the combination of all of these seemed to touch something deep inside my heart.
We listened to each other's stories.
When someone confessed their hurt, someone else nodded silently.
My hardened heart melted away softly.
So we carefully placed small bandages on each other's wounds.
A time filled with books, nature, and honesty.
That day, everything was there in Adal Port.
What's the travel mecca for people in their 20s these days? Mukho, where you can take the train to see the ocean and have fun, is a must. Mukho is a great place for walking tours.
There are many places to visit on foot around the station.
Best of all, you can walk to the sea.
Although there is no station on the beach like in Jeongdongjin, you can reach the beach in 5 minutes on foot.
And it's quiet.
As Bruce said, it changes slowly.
No matter where you go, it's not crowded, so it's good for finding some space in your mind and immersing yourself in thought.
If time permits, let's also take a walk along Nongoldamgil.
The lives of the people who lived here will silently speak to you through the murals.
The silence is slowly changing.
But in that slowness, the warmth that captures the traveler's heart deepens.
Walking along the Haeparang Trail may not be a simple journey.
Listening to the sound of waves by the sea, I feel time seeping into every place I step into.
Then, suddenly, you realize that the moment you are walking right now is the most shining moment.
For those who appreciate the fun of travel, Bukpyeong Folk Market is a must-visit.
This is because it is the largest oil market in Gangwon-do that has maintained its vitality for 200 years.
As soon as I enter the market, a smile comes to my face.
Squids shooting water guns, octopuses with permed hair, and crabs constantly trying to escape will make your eyes widen, and a hearty and delicious bowl of beef bone soup will fill your stomach.
A grandmother selling vegetables that she had grown with great care in her garden and a man handing out peanuts without thinking and saying, “Try some first,” stop you in your tracks.
You can't help but fall in love with her simple and affectionate appearance.
Even familiar roads appear different each time depending on the season and weather.
Exploring the neighborhood without getting bored even if you walk every day.
He is a great contributor to making time in the East Sea more enjoyable.
As fast as our steps, as far as we have walked and as far as we will walk, we will slowly but fully immerse ourselves in Mukho and the East Sea every day.
--- From the text
Publisher's Review
A seaside village you'll reach by train between Gangneung and Samcheok
Head to Donghae, a quiet and friendly city that attracts travelers tired from busy travel!
Mukho, Eodal, Bukpyeong… Just hearing the names brings a sense of peace.
The East Sea, a travel destination where you'll fall in love the moment you see it
2 hours and a half from Seoul Station by KTX.
After the Haeparang-gil Road, the East Sea, where the sunrise is particularly splendid, is not as crowded as other tourist destinations, but thanks to its quiet atmosphere, it has recently emerged as a sentimental local travel destination where travelers in their 20s and 30s can experience the 'real Gangwon-do'.
In the morning, you can look out at the sea, during the day, people gather at the bookstore, and in the evening, you can take a walk along the Nongoldamgil.
The East Sea, which is the center of the Sea Train tourist route along the East Sea Line and includes Haeparang-gil Courses 33 and 34, is also attractive to day-trippers, as all beaches and tourist attractions located throughout the city are within a 15-minute drive.
The author, a first-generation travel writer, began living in the East Sea for a month, settled in Mukho, and opened the travel bookstore 'Janjanhage'.
And she begins her journey across the East Sea for those who love travel and books.
It's the little things in life that hold you together.
And life in the East Sea comes as a gift every moment.
Life in the East Sea flows like a journey.
The sunrise at Mukho Port, the winding roads of Nongoldamgil, the scenery of the old market and the newly opened neighborhood bookstore, and even the connections with neighbors.
"East Sea Anytime" warmly depicts life in the East Sea and the moments of life in a bookstore, centered around the bookstore "Janjanhage," as well as the rhythm of daily life that changes with the seasons.
Above all, the author's unique and delicate perspective conveys the life and travel of the East Sea with affectionate detail, focusing on the local scenery and sentiments of everyday life rather than flashy tourist spots.
We will experience a 'travel we want to live' by following all the spaces that are newly attracting attention among young travelers, such as the sea and mountains, oil fields and local bookstores, and Mukho Port with over 100 years of history, as well as Nongoldamgil, Haeparanggil Courses 33 and 34, and Eodal Beach Book Clinic.
This book will be a record of life spent talking with strangers in an alleyway bookstore, and a new emotional roadmap for the East Sea for a 'long-lasting journey.'
Joy and happiness blooming in the sparkling East Sea
For those who want to walk along the beach at their own pace
Donghae, a city where you always want to live like you're on vacation
Part 1, 'Living in the East Sea for a Month', introduces places that capture the essence of life, the sea, and alleys of the East Sea, such as Mukho Port, Balhan Intersection, and Windy Hill.
You can experience the charm of a 'living journey', such as the happiness of being able to eat raw fish every day, the two worlds of kalguksu, and the uphill road that embraces the mountains and the sea.
Part 2, "Shall we try a quiet travel bookstore?", contains a story that unfolds around the small bookstore the author opened after settling down in Mukho.
It warmly depicts the small changes that began in a space that connects books and people in the city of Donghae, and the sincerity of local life that connects with the region.
Part 3, "The Joy of Living in the East Sea," presents the East Sea's natural connection between travel and life, from the changing scenery of the seasons, to people gathering around bookstores, to leisurely routines like Saturday book clubs and beach yoga.
Lastly, in Part 4, '10 Ways to Travel the East Sea', local attractions in the East Sea, such as Mukho, Eodal, and Mangsang, are organized from a traveler's perspective.
Trekking along the Haeparang Trail, strolling along the Nongoldam Trail, Bukpyeong Folk Market, bookstores in the East Sea, and even extending to the nearby cities of Gangneung and Samcheok.
We introduce a real East Sea travel course suggested by someone who has lived there.
“A city that will come to us like gentle waves
“I live in the East Sea today, like a trip.”
"East Sea Anytime" is a record of a "living journey" that breaks down the barriers between travel and daily life, and makes us walk again with a love for the city.
A scene from the East Sea life, filled with a deeper emotion than travel, in the midst of daily life.
And for those who want to take a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, the real East Sea is naturally led to a bookstore by the sea, an alley market, and the East Sea beach, guided by someone who has lived there.
We will become new travelers in the city of Donghae, where we wake up to the sound of waves, follow the smell of food in the alleys, and meet new people in bookstores.
Expected Readers
- For those looking for a quiet and emotional local travel destination
- People who want to plan to live in a domestic travel destination for a month
- Those looking for special domestic travel destinations such as train trips and day trips
- For those who want to feel the warmth of the living space of the East Sea
- Anyone who dreams of a balance between books, travel, and life
Head to Donghae, a quiet and friendly city that attracts travelers tired from busy travel!
Mukho, Eodal, Bukpyeong… Just hearing the names brings a sense of peace.
The East Sea, a travel destination where you'll fall in love the moment you see it
2 hours and a half from Seoul Station by KTX.
After the Haeparang-gil Road, the East Sea, where the sunrise is particularly splendid, is not as crowded as other tourist destinations, but thanks to its quiet atmosphere, it has recently emerged as a sentimental local travel destination where travelers in their 20s and 30s can experience the 'real Gangwon-do'.
In the morning, you can look out at the sea, during the day, people gather at the bookstore, and in the evening, you can take a walk along the Nongoldamgil.
The East Sea, which is the center of the Sea Train tourist route along the East Sea Line and includes Haeparang-gil Courses 33 and 34, is also attractive to day-trippers, as all beaches and tourist attractions located throughout the city are within a 15-minute drive.
The author, a first-generation travel writer, began living in the East Sea for a month, settled in Mukho, and opened the travel bookstore 'Janjanhage'.
And she begins her journey across the East Sea for those who love travel and books.
It's the little things in life that hold you together.
And life in the East Sea comes as a gift every moment.
Life in the East Sea flows like a journey.
The sunrise at Mukho Port, the winding roads of Nongoldamgil, the scenery of the old market and the newly opened neighborhood bookstore, and even the connections with neighbors.
"East Sea Anytime" warmly depicts life in the East Sea and the moments of life in a bookstore, centered around the bookstore "Janjanhage," as well as the rhythm of daily life that changes with the seasons.
Above all, the author's unique and delicate perspective conveys the life and travel of the East Sea with affectionate detail, focusing on the local scenery and sentiments of everyday life rather than flashy tourist spots.
We will experience a 'travel we want to live' by following all the spaces that are newly attracting attention among young travelers, such as the sea and mountains, oil fields and local bookstores, and Mukho Port with over 100 years of history, as well as Nongoldamgil, Haeparanggil Courses 33 and 34, and Eodal Beach Book Clinic.
This book will be a record of life spent talking with strangers in an alleyway bookstore, and a new emotional roadmap for the East Sea for a 'long-lasting journey.'
Joy and happiness blooming in the sparkling East Sea
For those who want to walk along the beach at their own pace
Donghae, a city where you always want to live like you're on vacation
Part 1, 'Living in the East Sea for a Month', introduces places that capture the essence of life, the sea, and alleys of the East Sea, such as Mukho Port, Balhan Intersection, and Windy Hill.
You can experience the charm of a 'living journey', such as the happiness of being able to eat raw fish every day, the two worlds of kalguksu, and the uphill road that embraces the mountains and the sea.
Part 2, "Shall we try a quiet travel bookstore?", contains a story that unfolds around the small bookstore the author opened after settling down in Mukho.
It warmly depicts the small changes that began in a space that connects books and people in the city of Donghae, and the sincerity of local life that connects with the region.
Part 3, "The Joy of Living in the East Sea," presents the East Sea's natural connection between travel and life, from the changing scenery of the seasons, to people gathering around bookstores, to leisurely routines like Saturday book clubs and beach yoga.
Lastly, in Part 4, '10 Ways to Travel the East Sea', local attractions in the East Sea, such as Mukho, Eodal, and Mangsang, are organized from a traveler's perspective.
Trekking along the Haeparang Trail, strolling along the Nongoldam Trail, Bukpyeong Folk Market, bookstores in the East Sea, and even extending to the nearby cities of Gangneung and Samcheok.
We introduce a real East Sea travel course suggested by someone who has lived there.
“A city that will come to us like gentle waves
“I live in the East Sea today, like a trip.”
"East Sea Anytime" is a record of a "living journey" that breaks down the barriers between travel and daily life, and makes us walk again with a love for the city.
A scene from the East Sea life, filled with a deeper emotion than travel, in the midst of daily life.
And for those who want to take a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, the real East Sea is naturally led to a bookstore by the sea, an alley market, and the East Sea beach, guided by someone who has lived there.
We will become new travelers in the city of Donghae, where we wake up to the sound of waves, follow the smell of food in the alleys, and meet new people in bookstores.
Expected Readers
- For those looking for a quiet and emotional local travel destination
- People who want to plan to live in a domestic travel destination for a month
- Those looking for special domestic travel destinations such as train trips and day trips
- For those who want to feel the warmth of the living space of the East Sea
- Anyone who dreams of a balance between books, travel, and life
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: June 30, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 272 pages | 290g | 128*188*17mm
- ISBN13: 9788967822422
- ISBN10: 8967822421
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