Following in Gun-chan's footsteps in Gangwon-do, a Korean food report program

There was a bus stop in front of the community center where Gun-chan played with yut nori, which was featured on a Korean food review program. Jang Keun-suk walked with the host of the food review program along the path from the community center towards the mountain. We went on May 4th, so the weather was very beautiful. The flowers were beautiful, and so was the new greenery. The halmoni who makes the handmade tofu used to work at the restaurant introduced in the previous post. This is where they make delicious, hearty pure tofu. The people who enjoyed yut nori with Gun-chan at the community center on the program were also at the restaurant mentioned in the previous post. It was a place where you could experience the warmth of the Korean people. After that, we went to Yeongwol, to the place where Gun-chan ate traditional Korean rice crackers. There is a building in the photo that tells you which part of Yeongwol we are in. Sorry, I can't read Korean🙇♀️ I've attached a map of the general location. This area is a sensitive area due to military reasons, so the map is white. Yeonwon's pilgrimage to the holy land of his favorite idol was fun. I was able to experience a lot of warmth from the people in the Korean countryside. I've attached photos showing the names of the bus stops, so it's a good idea to use the bus to follow his footsteps. #Travelwithme @#TriptoKorea @#FavoriteKorea @#Gun-chan'sfootprints @#JangKeunSuk @#Gangwon-do,Korea