Music video and K contents shooting location.
If you like to travel, pay attention to the places that appear in dramas or music videos. Foreign fans will first find out where the Korean Wave star filmed the music video and where the world-famous movie or drama was filmed. The Korea Tourism Organization selected the filming location of "K Content," which has become such a tourist attraction, as a recommended travel destination in February.
Samcheok Butter Beach and Finally Beach
Samcheok Maengbang Beach was nicknamed "Butter Beach" and Bunam Beach was nicknamed "Finally Beach." Maengbang Beach is the place where BTS (BTS) filmed the "Butter" jacket. The color of the sea is unrealistically pretty and j-hope said, "Does it look like photoshopped?" "The sea," he said, admiringly. After BTS visited, Samcheok City recreated the parasols mixed with orange and green and the blue and yellow striped sunbeds that appeared in the music video. It has become a photo spot for all travelers, as well as the official fan club "Army."
Bunam Beach is a beach hidden in a low valley by the sea, where the last scene of the movie "Decision to Break Up" was filmed. The small beach, which only residents knew, was finally known to the world like a famous line in the movie. Waves constantly break through the rocks and spread into "fogs." Barbed wire to the beach is left open during the day, but sometimes closed.
"That's Love", Nonsan Sunshine Land and Onbit Natural Recreation Forest.
Nonsan Sunshine Land is the filming location of the drama 'Mr. Sunshine'. The Sunshine Studio, which covers about 20,000 square meters, recreated Hanseong in the early 1900s. Five modern Western-style buildings, 19 tile-roofed houses, four thatched houses, and nine Japanese-style houses, and even a tram that began operating in 1899, remain the same over 120 years ago. In the lobby of Glory Hotel, where ivy wraps around the sign, props used in the drama are displayed, and on the second floor, the cafe "Sunshine House Allocation" is housed.
Hongyegyo Bridge and tramway under the hotel are the most popular places to take commemorative photos. Walking along the tramway, you will see Daeanmun Gate, the old name of Deoksugung Palace's Daehanmun Gate, a Japanese wooden house Dongmaejip, a Hanseong Electric building with impressive granite clock towers, and a French bakery that sold Western snacks.
Onbit Natural Recreation Forest made its name known through the drama "That Year We Were." Located in the forest of Metasequoia, the villa is reflected in the lake to create a picturesque scenery. It takes about 10 minutes to walk from the entrance of the recreational forest to the villa, and it is a trail lined with beautiful metasequoia like a drama.
President Hong and Dongbaek, Pohang Cheongha Gongjin Market and Guryongpo.
Pohang, an industrial city, is making its name known as a filming location for dramas these days. The most notable place is Cheongha-myeon Cheongha Market, which filmed "Gat Village Cha Cha Cha." After appearing as Gongjin Market in the drama, it changed its name to "Cheongha Gongjin Market." Around the marketplace, Gongjin Banjeom, Bora Super, Cheongho Hardware, and Ohyun Cafe in the drama remain the same. Bora Supermarket and Ohyun Cafe are crowded with tourists on weekends, so you have to wait a long time to take pictures.
Guryongpo in the south is the main stage of "When the Camellia Blooms," which aired in 2019. Camellia Bookstore and Camellia Bread were built in the alley of Camellia, which was run by the main character Dongbaek (Gong Hyo-jin). It is said that Japanese began to live in Guryongpo in the 1880s and reached 1,161 people in 287 households in 1932. The alley, where about 80 Japanese colonial era houses remained, has been renovated as a modern cultural and historical street. When you climb the hill behind the village, you can see Guryongpo Port and East Sea.
"Twenty-five Twenty-one" Young Youth, Seohak-dong Art Village, Jeonju.
Seohak-dong Art Village and Hanbyeokgul Cave in Jeonju emerged as fresh youth destinations as they appeared in the background of the drama "Twenty-five Twenty-one." In Seohak-dong, where the number of vacant houses was increasing, artists from various fields gathered after artists couple settled down around 2010.
The music studio Sound Mill appears as a 'Myungjin Book Rental Shop' in the drama. It is a bookstore where the main character Na Hee-do (Kim Tae-ri) has been in and out of the door, and where Baek Yi-jin (Nam Joo-hyuk) worked part-time. Currently, the interior set has been demolished and only a small wooden sign remains on the outside. "27 Record" is the site of installation artist Han Sook's gallery and studio "Green Boots." Artist Lee Hee-chun's studio and gallery, Seonjae Museum of Art, which was renovated by photographer Kim Ji-yeon from an old hanok, and artist Lee Juck's studio and caffeine, Breathe, stimulate travelers' emotions.
If you walk along Jeonju Stream for about 15 minutes from here, you will find Hanbyeokgul Cave. This is where Heedo comforted Lee Jin, who was hurt in the drama. Hanbyeokgul Cave was built as a tunnel on the Jeolla Line in Japanese colonial era. On top of the tunnel, Hanbyeokdang, a pavilion of the Joseon Dynasty, sits looking down at Jeonju Stream.