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A small Jeju Island minbak with a view of the sea. The island's essence, where the haenyeo's resilience, the wind of the oreum, and the solitude of the stone wall paths intertwine.
Jeju's unique natural environment and culture. The sensation of the sea, wind, and basalt. Escapism on an isolated island.
At the eastern end of Jeju, a small haenyeo village near Seongsan. The guesthouse grandmother goes to bed at 9 PM, and the village has few streetlights. The sound of the sea can be heard between the black stone walls.
A low stone house built with basalt. The yard is scattered with the diving tools of the haenyeo grandmother, and the sink has the day's catch of seafood placed on it. The blankets spread in the room smell of the sea, and when you open the window, the sound of waves fills the room.
The summit of a small hill behind the village. A 360-degree panorama reveals Jeju's night sea and starry sky. The sound of reeds bending in the wind, soft grass underfoot, and the regular blinking of a distant lighthouse light. No one comes up here.
A narrow path in Jeju where black stone walls connect like a maze. The walls are taller than shoulders, so nothing happening inside is visible from outside. The scent of narcissus growing in the crevices of the stone walls, basalt pebbles underfoot, and salty wind blowing from the distant sea.