[Full] Korean Travelogue - I Met the Water, Summer Part 1 The Goseong Sea Carries Love

At the southern end of Wondo, Goseong, is Cheonjin Beach, a beautiful crescent-shaped sandy beach. Jay, an American, lives in a house with a view of the ocean. Jay, who had lived inland in the United States, said that the ocean was unfamiliar to him. He said that surfing, which he first encountered in the Korean ocean, was like a new world. He changed his job to become a surfing instructor and met his wife, Kim Se-hee, a student, and even found love. The couple, who decided to spend their lives with the ocean, are preparing for a beach wedding. Two days before the wedding, their families from the United States visited. The person they wanted to see the most after living abroad for 10 years was their mother. The couple plans to give their mother and relatives, whom they haven’t seen in a long time, a proper experience of the summer ocean of Goseong. From an outing to Wanggok Village in Goseong, a 100-year-old house well-known as the filming location for the movie “Dongju,” to the American family’s first surfing lesson at Yangyang Beach. What will their summer ocean look like? #KoreanTravel#MetWater#Summer#GosungSea#CarryingLove#CheonjinBeach#SurfingInstructor#BeachWedding#FilmingLocationofMovie'Dongju#100YearOldHouse#GosungWanggokVillage#YangyangBeach