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Jangyu Yulha Cafe Street, lined with cafes decorated with stylish interiors along Yulha Stream, is the hottest place in Gimhae. It features a mix of franchise cafes and independently operated roasting cafes, offering the fun of finding coffee that suits your taste. Along with cafes, there are various restaurants with diverse menus, allowing you to enjoy coffee and meals in one place. The area around the cafe street has well-developed walking paths, attracting many visitors. Especially in summer, people can enjoy water play in the stream, making it a great spot for children and families. Walking along Yulha Stream, you will find the Yulha Relic Exhibition Hall, which displays important cultural properties excavated during the Yulha district housing development project, including building sites from the Goryeo and Joseon periods. Next to it is a library, the last work of the late architect Jeong Gi-yong, known for ecological architecture.

Gimhae Wolbong Seodang is a Confucian education facility established in 1917. Initially founded at the site of the current Gwandong Middle School, it was relocated to this place in 1917. During the Japanese colonial period, the Myeonghwisa shrine was established here to honor Wolheon Lee Borim, who continued the tradition of the Gihogakpa school in the Yeongnam region and taught students. Wolbong Seodang consists of five bays in the front and two bays on the side, with a single eave roof and a nadori structure where columns directly support the beams. Its spacious rooms and high ceilings excellently showcase the features of modern hanok. The site houses 891 items including portraits, letters, and chronologies of the late Joseon Confucian scholar Ganjae Jeon Woo, as well as letters, chronologies, collected works, lecture records, and writings of Seoknong Oh Jin-yeong.