The port city of Incheon, which opened 100 years ago and was frequented by world culture, had active exchanges with Western countries as well as Japan and China. It is said that the port that flourished at that time still has traces of course.
In 2010, "Incheon Gaehangnuri-gil" was established, which made the area a walking course. The address of Gaehangnuri-gil is 24 Gwandong 1-ga, Jung-gu, Incheon, and the road that started in Incheon China Town runs through Samgukji Mural Street, Freedom Park, Japan's Bank Street, and the Korea-China Cultural Center to Incheon Art Platform. The "Incheon Open Port Nuri Road" features Incheon, which suffered from the influx of Western culture, colonial hardship and the horrors of the Korean War.
I took a picture of the evening near the open port road.
