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Gajin Port, which enriches and comforts the mind when walked quietly alone in the morning, is a relatively large-scale fishery cooperative port. Gajin Port is located between Ganseong-eup and the port can be accessed by the road connecting the village from National Route 7 or by the newly built coastal road (bypass) passing through Gonghyeonjin village. To the east, it faces the East Sea, while to the west lies Tapdong-ri of Ganseong-eup, to the south Gonghyeonjin 2-ri, and to the north Hyangmok-ri.

The former Jukjeong Elementary School is a closed branch school where children left, like the branch school in the movie . It opened as the Daejin National School Jukjeong Branch in November 1956, was authorized as Jukjeong National School the following year, and produced 1,241 graduates until its closure in 2008. This fact is clearly inscribed on the short monument behind the school gate. Standing in front of the anti-communist youth Lee Seung-bok statue beside the monument, one can see the single-story school building and the playground now overgrown with clover instead of children's laughter.

Hwajinpo is the largest lagoon area in South Korea, formed by the development of a spit near Hwajinpo beach that blocked the entrance of the bay. A lagoon is a landform developed when a bay is formed by the post-glacial sea level rise flooding the coast, and its entrance is blocked by a sandbar or spit. This landform represents the Neogene Quaternary period, characterized by climate change. The lagoon also serves as an important ecological corridor connecting the sea and land. Frequent exchanges between freshwater and seawater create a unique natural environment where marine and freshwater organisms coexist, giving it high conservation value. Hwajinpo, shaped like the number 8, is divided into South Lake and North Lake, with South Lake being larger and the waterway to the sea located in North Lake. The name Hwajinpo comes from the abundance of sea buckthorn around the lake. The area is also widely known as the filming site of the final scene of the popular drama 'Autumn Fairy Tale' aired about ten years ago. Nearby tourist attractions include the Kim Il-sung villa, the Syngman Rhee villa, and the Lee Ki-bung villa.

It is a port located at the northernmost point of the East Coast. Initially called Daebeomijin, it was later named Anggeum-ri (安金里) because it was developed by the An and Kim families. During the Goryeo Dynasty, it belonged to Yeosan-hyeon and was then called Hwanggeum-ri in Yeolsan-hyeon. After 1910, the name changed to Hannaru. Afterwards, a newly constructed road expanded along the East Coast, and in 1920, it was promoted to Soja-ri, Hyeonnae-myeon, Goseong-gun. A breakwater was built at Hannaru (the harbor), officially establishing it as a small fishing port. Starting in 1925, construction of the Donghae Northern Line railway commenced, and in 1935 it was completed, making the port a transportation hub for rich marine resources (herring, sardines) and agricultural products from Wonsan. (Source: Goseong-gun Culture and Tourism)