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MK Edition: Rediscovering the Countryside: Healing Agriculture
MK Edition: Rediscovering the Countryside: Healing Agriculture
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Book Introduction
A healing travel bible for weary city dwellers
Finding hidden healing spots all over Korea


City dwellers, tired of life, began to turn their attention to the countryside.
Recently, the trend of healing agriculture that utilizes rural resources to soothe the body and mind is rapidly spreading.
However, healing agriculture is a market that is just beginning to blossom.
City dwellers are often unaware of where to find quality healing programs.


This book introduces major 'healing playgrounds' across the country for tired city dwellers.
We have carefully selected and published healing facilities recommended by the government across the country.
From gardening and fruit activities to hammock meditation and animal interaction programs, we offer a variety of healing facilities tailored to your age and household needs.
It also includes a policy roadmap for developing healing agriculture into a high value-added rural industry.
Whenever life gets tough, opening a book will help you regain the energy to tackle everyday challenges.
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Foreword For the wounded Republic of Korea

Chapter 1: New Rural Resources: Healing Agriculture

Section 1: The harshness of life, city dwellers yearn for escape.
1. The rigors of city life vs. the rise of healing resources.
2. Europe, a powerhouse in healing agriculture, is fostering it at the national level.
3. The burgeoning wellness tourism industry
4. Korea supports healing agriculture, generating an economic impact of 390 billion won.
5. Living in the city, spending in the countryside… A changing trend
6. Spending on leisure activities has increased significantly, reaching a record high of 77 trillion won.

Section 2: The Healing Effects of Healing Agriculture
1. Mental poverty amidst material abundance… The reality of the OECD's highest suicide rate.
2. The proven effectiveness of healing agriculture… Students' stress and anxiety levels drop
3. Mugwort also helps treat depression in people with developmental disabilities and the elderly.
4. Effective in healing mental workers and professionals

Chapter Ⅱ: Where is the Healing Playground for City People?

Section 1 National Healing Agriculture Map
1. Where can I find a good healing farm in every corner of the country?

Section 2 Metropolitan Area
1. Healing Farm in the Garden… Goyang's No. 1 Healing Farm, a Blooming Gardening Academy
2. Natural Flower Garden… Showing the World to People with Developmental Disabilities
3. Yangpyeong Healing Forest… Feel the old sentiments in the scholar's forest.

Section 3 Chungcheong region
1. The Jaram Education Farm… I make my own flower kimbap.
2. Slow Farmer… Food grown in a 100,000-square-meter forest
3. Budget Five-Color Flower Tea… Healing with Homemade Marigold Tea
4. Budget Healing Forest… A place where oak trees and fireflies play
5. Jecheon Healing Forest… Toegye Yi Hwang's Longevity Method Reborn as Forest Therapy

Section 4 Gangwon Province
1. Goeun Horticultural Therapy Center… Kitchen Garden, a small but fulfilling space of my own
2. Jangpungi Experience School… The pinnacle of insect healing
3. Cheongtaesan Healing Forest… Meditation under the lush pine trees
4. Daegwallyeong Healing Forest… Healing in the embrace of Baekdudaegan

Section 5 Jeolla Province
1. Dream Garden Healing Farm… Feel nature in the Wondeungsan Forest
2. Hwasun Herb Garden… Bergamot Paradise
3. Flower Farm… A lily farm transformed into a ‘healing restaurant’
4. Moira Farm… An evergreen healing farm where herbs and cypress trees dance.
5. Jangseong Forest Recreation Center… Healing in the '22nd Century Conservation Forest'
6. Gokseong Healing Forest… A healing landscape nestled in a valley
7. Hwasun Healing Forest… A place where delicious spring water gushes forth.
8. Gochang Healing Forest… Full of the energy of Mt. Munsusan

Section 6 Gyeongsang Province
1. Ttak… The 'Mecca' of horticultural therapy in Gyeongbuk
2. Water Love Education Farm… A place where lakes and birds play together
3. Seonbichon Hangwa… A Step to Healing with Our Agricultural Products
4. Andante Education and Healing Farm… A Flower of Healing Blooming on a Closed School
5. Forest Healing Center… Everything about forest healing
6. Daeunsan Healing Forest… Ulsan and Gyeongnam's first healing forest
7. Gimcheon Healing Forest… A storehouse of emotions that transforms with each season.
8. Ranch 053… A 'healing ranch' in the city

Section 7 Jeju Island
1. Fantasy Forest Gotjawal Park… Jeju's jungle, an evergreen phytoncide forest
2. Jewon Sky Farm… Whispers of the Tangerine Fields

Chapter 3: Healing Agriculture: Now for Industrialization

Section 1: Healing agriculture as a key factor in mitigating population shock
1. 10 million elderly people… A severe population earthquake
2. The local extinction crisis is greater.
3. Healing agriculture between rural and urban areas… A vanguard in increasing the residential population.
4.*Box / Population decline in Korea, China, and Japan emerges as the biggest economic variable.

Section 2: Healing Agriculture: A Sprouting Service Industry
1. Leveraging rural resources for tourism… 31 trillion won needed to foster rural convergence industries.
2. The need for industrialization as discussed by healing farm representatives
3. If you want to become a healing farmer

Into the book
“There is a growing trend, especially among the MZ generation, to enjoy the rural atmosphere without giving up city life, and this demand is growing the healing agriculture market,” he said.
The 'rustic life' trend, which is popular among the MZ generation these days, can be interpreted in a similar context.
Rustic living is a phenomenon that seeks to enjoy rural life while also having the conveniences of city life.
The generation that prefers '5do2chon' (living in the city for 5 days a week and living in a second home in the countryside for 2 days), 'bulmyeong' (gazing blankly at a wood fire), and 'paddy field view' but still has a strong desire to not give up the cultural life of the city is leading the trend change.
--- p.19 From “Chapter 1 New Rural Resources, Healing Agriculture”

According to the Rural Development Administration, the number of domestic therapeutic agriculture facilities remained stagnant at 234 in 2020, but increased to 254 in 2021 as the pandemic began to spread, and is expected to increase to 353 in 2022.

Healing forests utilizing forest resources are also on the rise.
According to the Korea Forest Service, a total of 48 healing forests have been created and are in operation across the country.
Among the healing agriculture facilities across the country, there are many hidden healing farms that enhance healing effects with high-quality programs.


This chapter carefully selects and introduces healing agricultural facilities that have won awards at the Rural Development Administration's Healing Farm Competition, been selected as wellness tourism destinations by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, and received recommendations from the Rural Development Administration, individual local governments, and the Korea Forest Service.
--- p..40 From "Chapter 2: Where is the Healing Playground for City People?"

There is a growing practical need to increase the population and prevent regional extinction.
It is expected that healing agriculture, located between rural and urban areas, will play a role here.
Even if the actual residence is in a metropolitan area, expanding the economic activity area of ​​the people by encouraging new mental and physical activities, such as healing agriculture, can be an alternative to revitalizing the local economy and domestic demand.

In fact, recently, there are signs of an increase in the population due to the development of rural areas in Korea.
Representative examples include Yangyang in Gangwon Province, which has become popular as a mecca for the marine tourism industry, especially among the younger generation, and Danyang in North Chungcheong Province, which has emerged as a hub for rural study abroad.
--- p.186 From “Chapter 3 Healing Agriculture, Now It’s Industrialization”

Publisher's Review
A Healing Travel Guide for Weary City People

Everyone needs healing.
A person cannot live with only wounds.
But the process of living is a series of wounds.
At work, at home, and at school, people bump into each other, cry, get hurt, and fall.
You can't avoid getting hurt.
What's important is the process of healing rather than the wound itself.
In it, we gain new immunity and also the nutrients that allow us to face further wounds with dignity.

It is natural that a weary nation is turning its attention to healing activities that soothe their wounded hearts.
The number of healing agriculture facilities nationwide has grown significantly since the pandemic, reaching 353, a whopping 50% increase over the past five years.
The number of healing forests that utilize forest resources to soothe the minds and bodies of citizens has increased to 48.
Recently, the healing industry is rapidly expanding with the emergence of marine healing facilities that utilize the sea to boost immunity.

Finding hidden healing spots all over Korea

This book introduces major 'healing playgrounds' across the country for weary city dwellers.
We have carefully selected and included healing facilities recommended by the Rural Development Administration, the Korea Forest Service, and each local government.
From gardening, fruit activities, hammock meditation, and even animal interaction programs, we offer a variety of healing facilities tailored to your age and household needs.
Whenever life gets tough and you feel tired, use this book as a guide and experience the healing facilities recommended by the government across the country.

In the metropolitan area, we introduce the 〈Healing Farm in the Garden〉, which started as a horticultural academy and is considered the first healing farm in Goyang; the 〈Natural Flower Garden〉, a space that shows the world to people with developmental disabilities; and the 〈Yangpyeong Healing Forest〉, where you can feel the old sentiment in the scholar’s ​​forest.

If you go to the Chungcheong region, there is the “Dajaram Education Farm” where you can roll and eat flower kimbap yourself, “Slow Farmer” where you can find food grown in a 100,000-pyeong forest, “Yesan Five-Color Flower Tea” where you can “heal” with homemade marigold tea, “Yesan Healing Forest” where oak trees and fireflies play, and “Jecheon Healing Forest” which was reborn with Toegye Yi Hwang’s longevity method and forest therapy.

In the Gangwon region, there are the Goeun Horticultural Therapy Center, a small but fulfilling kitchen garden of your own; the Jangpungi Experience School, where insect healing is the highlight; the Cheongtaesan Healing Forest, where you can meditate under lush pine trees; and the Daegwallyeong Healing Forest, where you can heal in the embrace of the Baekdudaegan Mountains.

In the Jeolla region, there are the Dream Garden Healing Farm where you can feel nature in the forest of Wondeungsan Mountain, the bergamot paradise of Hwasun Herb Garden, the lily farm and famous 'healing restaurant' of Kkotdabi Farm, the evergreen healing farm of Moira Farm where herbs and cypress trees dance, the Jangseong Forest Body Center where you can heal in the '22nd Century Preservation Forest', the healing scenic spot of Gokseong Healing Forest embracing a valley, the Hwasun Healing Forest where truly delicious spring water gushes out, and the Gochang Healing Forest filled with the energy of Mt. Munsusan.


In the Gyeongsang region, there is the 'Mecca' of horticultural therapy in Gyeongbuk, 〈Tturak〉, a place where lakes and birds play together, 〈Water Love Education Farm〉, the first step toward healing with our agricultural products, 〈Seonbichon Hangwa〉, 〈Andante Education and Healing Farm〉, where flowers of healing bloom on top of a closed school, 〈Forest Healing Center〉, which contains everything about forest healing, 〈Daeunsan Healing Forest〉, the first healing forest in Ulsan and Gyeongnam, 〈Gimcheon Healing Forest〉, a storehouse of emotions that changes with each season, and 〈Ranch 053〉, a 'healing ranch' in the city.

Lastly, in Jeju Island, there is the Fantasy Forest Gotjawal Park, Jeju's jungle and evergreen phytoncide forest, and the Jewon Sky Farm, where you can hear the whispers of tangerine fields.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: May 4, 2024
- Page count, weight, size: 200 pages | 458g | 172*238*12mm
- ISBN13: 9791164846832
- ISBN10: 1164846833

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