Across the street was a sweet open-air folk museum with this goofy statue out front.
Although they look like they might work there, this couple was merely taking photos out front.
This rock statue is the type found on Jeju Island of gods offering fertility and protection against demons.
This pagoda was lovely, but was unluckily closed to the public.
This street depicted stores from the late 19th century up until the 1980s.
This house was built in 1848 and was occupied by the same family until the early 1980s.
On my way out, I found some more dressed up folks.

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