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Choryang Ibagu-gil Street
Korean name초량 이바구길
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The "Choryang Ibago-gil" in Dong-gu, Busan, is a themed street that embodies the history and culture of Busan. This area preserves the stories of Busan, from the opening of Busan Port during the Japanese colonial period to the lives of refugees in the 1950s and 60s, and the industrial boom of the 1970s and 80s. Ibago-gil begins at the site of the Namseon Warehouse, the first logistics warehouse in Busan, located across from Busan Station, and extends to the former Baekje Hospital building, the Ibago Gallery on the wall of Choryang Elementary School, a well, the 168 steps, the Kim Min-bu Observatory, Dangsan, and Mangyang-ro. The Kim Min-bu Observatory, in particular, is renowned for its stunning views of Busan Port. Located at the end of Ibago-gil, the Ibago Workshop, a two-story building, serves as a local history museum and operates a village archive and an observation deck.
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