Pachinko 파친코
Four generations of one Korean family, from a fishing village under occupation to Osaka's pachinko parlors. Apple TV+'s sweeping saga made Busan's seascapes a character of their own.
Why fans make the trip
Sun-ja's Korea is the emotional anchor of the whole saga. Yeongdo's cliffs and the hanok lanes that stood in for her village give the story a physical home you can actually walk.
Where it was filmed
01 · Yeongdo-gu, Busan
Taejongdae →“Yeongdo's cliff-and-sea scenery from Sun-ja's youth — the coastal Busan the series returns to in memory.”
From Busan Station: bus 88 or 101 to the Taejongdae terminus (~40 min); the Danubi train loops the park from the gate.
02 · Andong, Gyeongsangbuk-do
Hahoe Folk Village →“The preserved Andong village whose lanes, river laundry spot and old houses played 1910s Yeongdo.”
KTX/bus to Andong, then bus 246 or taxi (~25 min) to the village entrance shuttle.
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