HongYe-mun

A stone gate that has been steadfast for over 100 years 2nd lane turns into 1st lane Cars don’t go that much, but there is no sidewalk, so be careful.

It's a wonderful space, well worth a visit.

If you go up the road above this gate, you can see Incheon Port and residential areas at a glance.

Every time I pass by, it's gorgeous My foot stops The night scenery has a dreamy feeling.

I was going to do business and suddenly there was an unusual old building (?) The atmosphere was so good that I had no choice but to take pictures. I found out that Hong Ye-moon There is a brief explanation on this tombstone. If it wasn't for this, I think I would have just passed by thinking it was an old building. A tunnel is also a tunnel, but the building above it has a different atmosphere and grandeur from the other buildings at a glance. Let's cross that road It's winter, so there's nothing, but in spring, forsythia blooms, and in summer, it would be great to walk among the green trees. ​ It's winter, so there's nothing Instead, you can observe Hong Ye-mun more carefully. to the rocks in front of the tunnel It looks like this from the back It seems that there is an accident because it is a curved tunnel with cars passing by. There are quite a few people passing by, so be careful. ​ There is a road over the tunnel and there is an old village, so let's go up for a while There is a more detailed sign, read it again ​ Rusty and colored ones look better ​ ​ The town I looked around for a while was full of nostalgia It has a completely different feel to the concrete and glass buildings. On a warm afternoon, I think it would be nice to just walk around the neighborhood and look around. I'll see you next time ​ ​ I didn't know it, but looking at the sign, there are many other tourist spots I'll have to ask you to go back in spring. ​ This is the Hongyemun I saw while going up so sweet It's nice to see people chatting as they pass by. It's nice to accidentally see a pleasant building and look around. When spring comes, we should visit together. but Hong Ye-mun also found out that it was a place with a heartbreaking story. During the Japanese colonial period, Koreans were taken for forced labor. It was built with the blood of many people. It is said to be a heartbreaking place Even the iron stakes that were driven during the Japanese colonial period are still in Korea. Not all have been removed And the buildings with the blood and soul of our ancestors innumerable Please don't forget that spirit ​ Hong Ye-moon 20, Songhak-dong 3-ga, Jung-gu, Incheon