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Tracing the Footprints of <Jeju 4.3 and Dark Tourism>

“History has no expiration date.” This means that history is not something that has simply passed by or should be thought of as the past. About 70 years ago, the Jeju 4.3 incident occurred. There was a time when the term "4.3" itself was taboo, but now many people remember it and strive to find the truth. Perhaps the restoration of the honor of the 4.3 victims is gradually bearing fruit because we have not forgotten history. Dark tourism involves visiting sites of historical pain to see, hear, and learn lessons about what happened at that time. Let us slowly step into the history of Jeju. Supported by Jeju Dark Tour Association

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120 min

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