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Emerged in Namdo cuisines

 

Maria Moschini(the English native Teacher in Gangjin Highschool)

On Saturday 12th of October, Jeong Han Seong(the principal of Gangjin Highschool), Lee Hyo Na(the Chinese native Teacher), and me(the English native Teacher) attended the Namdo Food Festival at the Gangjin Bay Ecology Park. This is an event that has been running for the past 26 years to showcase the delicious food that Jeollanamdo is well known for.

When we arrived at the festival, we walked around an exhibition hall that displayed different representative foods from the twenty-two cities and counties that make up the province of Jeollanamdo. Each city/ county had an opportunity to parade the food that they are most famous for. The exhibition had been split up into north, south, east and west Jeollanamdo so it was easy to navigate. The exhibition was a brilliant way to celebrate traditional Korean food and more specifically the food that is well known in Jeollanamdo. It was also the perfect way for me to get acquainted with some traditional food that I had not been introduced to yet. I now have a long list of new foods to try.

Other events at the Namdo Food Festival include parades, food contests, sampling of food, a food market and cultural art performances to entertain visitors. After the exhibition, we were given a lesson in making flowers out of dried squid which was something that I never expected to learn but it was a lot of fun!

Our morning ended with a stroll around the food market where each city or county that makes up Jeollanamdo had a stand of their own that was making and selling food. We visited the Gangjin county stand and had some delicious Bulgogi for lunch. We unexpectedly greeted Lee Seung Oak, the mayor in Gangjin. We were also lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the well-known field of reeds on our way out and we each left with a beautiful bracelet as a souvenir.

Overall, it was a great morning out and a wonderful experience for me to immerse myself in Korean culture! I deeply appreciate the principal Jeong from Gangjin Highschool for this opportunity.

 

 


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