MASAN
I spent the evening walking around Changwon’s neighboring city,
Masan, with some newly made friends. Masan translates as “horse mountain”
because apparently its mountain looks like a horse. It’s located on the sea,
but lacks beaches and is mostly just industrial ports. It has the nick name
“Dream Bay.” Because of its seaside location, it is a prime spot for seafood
and home to the Masan Fish Market. It wasn’t in operation the day we visited.
Masan Fish Market |
Masan Market |
We walked around the streets of Masan looking for the
elusive Mexican restaurant we sought to find.
When we finally found it, it was worth the wait. I ordered
chicken with mole sauce. Also they had chips and salsa. Be forewarned: the
ingredients to this salsa I believe are onions and fire. I actually had to call
it quits on the salsa (anyone who knows me knows that that’s pretty serious).
No not Tijuana... Masan, Korea |
We then walked around Masan’s newly renovated Art District.
This area got a major facelift two years ago from a sad post industrial part of
town to a thriving art community full of galleries, shops and burgeoning street
and public art.
We peeked in some galleries.
Thats a homemade human sized transformer robot model |
Hitler and Charlie Chaplin. The difference, according to the shirt? "It's the hat" |
We then walked around Masan a bit more and watched a little
bit of the Olympics on a big TV screen hanging over an intersection showing the
marathon event.
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