![[theqoo] I CAME TO THE TERMINAL WEARING A HANBOK AND A JOURNALIST TOOK PHOTOS OF ME](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEhZMe4uPhF_BE10xi696DLSmk4rxbQwRb63kj_xAhf7XTnmeV4nLL6baX9VZJPywQf-FUqQb_oLdQgFfwsfb3LOCDqXG1p9pbK6Ossxq93vVh9XOZUDclZBGRUM3jqTN2NPeIkJIxP_rvjIGJCW6Oi9QoWSdjGzzjdxE7fYQ9XpAx-fdC0ktiXnnkztfejc=w1200-h630-p-k-no-nu "[theqoo] I CAME TO THE TERMINAL WEARING A HANBOK AND A JOURNALIST TOOK PHOTOS OF ME")
Kim Sang-hwa (23), who departed from Cheongju and passed through Gwangju before heading to his hometown of Wando, set off on his way home, wearing a traditional Korean gat (hat), a blue-green durumagi (overcoat), and carrying a bundle.
As Kim, dressed in hanbok and pulling a suitcase, strolled through the waiting room, the hem of his durumagi fluttering, the eyes of those returning home were drawn to him.
Kim, who enjoys cosplay as a hobby, has been wearing hanbok and visiting his hometown every year for the past three years, recalling the hanbok wearing method he learned at a cultural center when he was young.
1. That’s so hip
2. Too pretty ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ the color scheme is gorgeous
3. He sure is dressed warmly ㅋㅋ
4. This is freaking hip and cool
5. It’s a photoshoot ㅋㅋㅋ
6. It’s worth taking photos
7. He’s going back to the past
8. Wow daebak
9. His scarf is so cute
10. They even did an interview? ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ cute