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Hwanguji Coast Yeoldugul Cave
An Artificial Cave Made for Military Defense During World War 2
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There is a cave on the southwest coast at Sammaebong Peak which is called ‘Hwangujigul Cave’ or ‘Yeoldugul Cave.’ It is actually an artificial cave that the Japanese military made during World War 2 in order to hide torpedo boats. There are 12 caves in total. The ocean view near this cave is spectacular. It is a valuable historic monument.
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