Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
It is located just a two-minute drive from the Chungjangsa (충장사) shrine or a ten-minute walk from the bus stop with the same name, on the left side. Its huge garden is among the attractions one can experience there. I would argue Café Earthy is basically a small park in itself rather than a mere coffee shop.
The Hwajeong I-Park collapse is on another level.
“In Del Pisa’s case, we all have a unanimous opinion – they do serve the best coffee in Gwangju.”
“Opportunities to share are endless.”
“What they were also surprisingly keen on was decorating, as many rooms had unique wallpaper not seen in other cells.”
“Gwangju was the first major metropolitan city in Korea to enforce a standard lunch hour.”
This issue marks one full year of collaboration with the Gwangju Foreign Language Network (GFN), as the Gwangju News offers an interview with Kim Mi-young (김미영), director of Programming and the Producing Department at GFN.
In this chapter, Kang would like to share some floorplan blueprints that he collected and talk about how the floorplans of mass-produced hanok look, in addition to tracing the origin of their designs.
