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Korea Travel: Searching for Life's Treasures... From Summer Croaker in the Sea to a Farmer-Singer in Damyang

EBS's "Korea Travel" will air a special series titled "I Saw It, Searching for Life's Treasures" from September 7 to 11, highlighting people finding their own treasures in the sea and their hometowns.

Korea Travel: Searching for Life's Treasures... From Summer Croaker in the Sea to a Farmer-Singer in Damyang
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EBS 'Korea Travel' will broadcast the special episode 'I Saw It, Searching for Life's Treasures' from Monday, September 7 to Friday, September 11 at 9:35 PM. This program highlights the daily lives of people who cultivate their own treasures in the rough sea and their hometowns.

What is covered in this episode

In Part 1, it captures Captain Ham Ok-gyu of Jaewondo, Sinan, catching croaker using traditional methods. In Part 2, it introduces the 'Seaweed Holiday' scenery of families gathered in their hometown for the Dokgeodo stone seaweed harvesting season. In Part 3, actor An Hong-jin visits Geoje Gohyeon Market and Isudo to experience the local flavors and affection. In Part 4, it shows Captain Lee Bong-cheol's stone octopus fishing at Mijo Port, Nam Hae, and a Jeong Gyeo-un meal at Hodo. In the final Part 5, it highlights the second stage of Park Kang-su, who leads a life as both a farmer and a singer in Damyang.

ItemContent
ProgramKorea Travel
BroadcastEBS1, September 7–11 at 9:35 PM
ThemeI Saw It, Searching for Life's Treasures
CastAn Hong-jin (Part 3), Park Kang-su (Part 5)

Source: EBS Press Release

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Jung Se-yeon
KSW Journal · Reporter

Covers K-pop for KSW Journal, and also writes about Culture and K-Variety.

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