Market

This market ends unexpectedly right here.

I believe out here used to be under a canopy.

Looking back at the canopied part of the market.

This alley follows around the side of the closed area.

A fairly chunky cat.

I managed to slip through into the closed part.

From a roof, I could see another market section that was still canopied.

A closer look.

That is the canopy of the newer, still-active part.

And this is a random other direction.

I should go back and visit that one building with the courtyard.

Here's a place with the gate kicked in.

It still had a lot of furniture.

And clothes.

A wedding photo.

This appeared to be a yearbook but I can't read that language.

It's another picture from the same event.

The yellow ribbons reminded me of a Chinese character.

Traditional fire safety installation.

This overexposed photo shows what I think is a former market alley that was previously canopied.

Local poster.

There's a Hello Kitty or something hiding there.

Next I visited the canopied market section.

Here's a series of shaman spiritual pictures.

Inside the yeogwan.

I went further down the alley.

I got onto its roof.

Another picture of that same hallway.

I found this weird little passageway, so small I doubt a healthy adult could fit through.

I went around to the alley.

Here's the other side of that weird little doorway.

I wandered through a store area into the next alley.

This basement is flooded, and my picture isn't that good.

Back to the shaman place.

Next I wandered through the active market.

A lot of it was empty at this time of day.

Other parts had customers.

I wandered into one building. People were singing somewhere down the passage to the right.

Clothes were for sale. I started to figrue out what kind of people come here.

A dog meat restaurant.

A scooter drove through.

Now it's empty.

Now a couple.

This stall put up pictures accusing someone of stealing rice.