The Independence Movement Story Closer Than You Think

What happened here a hundred years ago? A Seoul walk that makes history easier. A story of the independence movement through spaces and people. Documentary PD Nam Sang-wook and author and essay teacher Lee Hyun-sil wove the history of the independence movement during the Japanese occupation into exciting stories centered on buildings and spaces remaining in Seoul today. The cries of the March 1st Movement spreading from Pagoda Park (now Tapgol Park), Kang Woo-gyu's assassination attempt on Governor-General Saito at Gyeongseong Station (now Culture Station Seoul 284), and other scenes of struggle to reclaim the nation vividly unfold.