국제 시장 (부평 깡통 시장)
Most visitors walk through Gukje's main lanes and leave having bought nothing of interest. The real market is the adjacent Bupyeong Kkangtong underground section, where Korean War-era black market culture evolved into a sprawling basement of vendors selling everything from vintage American military surplus to fresh makgeolli. The name 'kkangtong' means tin can — the original stalls were built from discarded US Army containers in the 1950s. Come hungry: the alley between rows 1 and 2 above ground has agalmegi-sal (pork shoulder) grills that open at 6am, popular with market workers finishing their overnight shifts. This is where Busan's raw port city identity survives most intact. Evening crowds are for shopping; early morning is for eating like a local.
"이 장소의 첫 번째 사진을 기다리고 있어요.
다녀오셨다면 당신의 시선을 공유해주세요 —
다른 탐험가들이 고마워할 거예요."
