‘Ibagu’means ‘story’ in Gyeongsnag-do dialect and this is the story that tells our modern history.

Only the brick fence being left alone today, starting with the Namsun warehouse lot where the pollacks were once supplied throughout the nation and the former Baekqje hospital holding the traces of Busan’s first general hospital, when a steep 168 steps that holds the heartbreaking life story is climbed crossed to the memory filled face portraits wall, there is a Kim Min Bu observatory.

At the Ibagu workshop that holds the memory of the hillside road people and Chang Kee Ryo Memorial Duh Nanum center that carries on the spirit of Korea’s Dr. Albert Schweitzer can receive healings for the mind, and after strolling the hillside roads to the Yoo Chi Hwan postbox can have a cup of coffee while writing a hand written letter slowly.