Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
The importance of respect is prevalent in everyday life and shows itself in sports, with Korea’s Son Heung-min being the epitome of good sportsmanship. The same can be said for the majority of Gwangju’s locals who have been following the World Cup.
Our beloved City of Light is the host of one underground subculture hotspot called Deep Ocean (Simhae, 심해). Run by young enthusiasts who transformed their hobbies and passions into a lifestyle, the place is a must-see for music lovers of this genre. It is the place you have been searching for! I was in awe when I discovered it, not knowing that Gwangju had such a precious hidden gem.
“Lucchetto brings to life an environment where new people meet, get to know each other, and enjoy their time together in a very friendly manner.”
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t’s the perfect setting before hitting the clubs, or for a more relaxed get-together away from the noise and racket of downtown bars.
