Brandon, Quentin, and I
spent one of our days in the Nampo-dong and Jagalchi districts.
Famous for it's open-air fish market and enormous Lotte department
store, we made sure to take it all in as the fishermen's ships
docked, unloaded the day's catches, and the masses purchased whatever
they needed. As previously shown, Jagalchi never disappoints when it
comes to odd delicacies. This time was no different.
A giant shark's head
Sifting through the morning's squid haul
While in the Lotte
department store, we were able to view a water show that is held every
hour, on the hour, eleven times a day. It consists of falling water
from over six stories with images projected onto the water,
synchronized to music, and falling letters that spell out "Busan"
and "Lotte." It's quite impressive and I can't even
imagine what it takes to engineer something like that.
P.S. - I think it's a safe assumption that Quentin enjoyed his new found wealth due to the exchange rate.
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