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Housing Culture of Jeju Island
A human being’s residence is a place of comfort and refuge from the harsh world. The bleak conditions that Jeju people had to endure - violent winds, a barren environment, stagnant cultural advancement - inevitably led to burdens.
Where did Jeju Island’s tangerines come from?
On Jeju Island, tangerines and Mandarin oranges (called mangam in Korean) emerge each month in slightly different flavors and shapes. The best native varieties are selected and then crossbred with one another to create a higher-quality strain—this never-ending cycle of crossbreeding and improvement produces dozens of types of tangerines. Tangerines are believed to have arrived in Jeju Island during the Three Kingdoms Period. Indeed, the tangerines that we enjoy today may very well be the result of many different flavors and textures that have been cultivated and crossbred for centuries. Jeju tangerines are the embodiment of the island’s centuries of history as well as its unlimited potential.
Top 10 Jeju Sites for November
It’s November, a time when the autumn wind reaches its peak and a sentimental spirit appears with the cold winter ahead. The air is now rather chilly. The land is carpeted with leaves. The fields of silver grass wave in the wind. How about enjoying the island’s deep autumn scent?
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2019 Intercultural Festival 'With Us!'
2019 Intercultural Festival at Jejumok-Gwana Government Office
Samyang Black Sand Beach Festival
Chasing Away the Summer Heat with a Beach FestivalTo promote Samyang’s black sand, the Samyang Black Sand Beach Festival has been held just in time for the summer holidays since 2002. The festival offers sand bathing, beach soccer for children, beach sand sculpture exhibition, and a spring water gun fight along with ocean experience programs such as scuba diving, windsurfing, sea bathing, and deep-sea fishing. The festival features performing arts events organized by the local residents.
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