Yongdusan Park |
Yongdusan Park is on Mt. Yongdusan, which was formerly
called Mt. Songnimsan. Before the opening of the port, the Japanese
referred to Mt. Songnimsan as "Mt. Jungsan" and to Mt.
Yongmisan as"Mt.Sosan." Mt. Songnimsan began to be called
by its current name after Japanese monks who advocated the theory
of geomancy built a huge shrine on the mountain and named it "Yongdusan
Shrine." Major features of the park include a statue of Admiral
Yi Sun-shin, a memorial tower commemorating the April 19th student
uprising, a stele containing the National Charter of Education,
a bust of Baeksan An Hui-je, the Victory Bugle, a flower clock and
the 120 meter-high Busan Tower that commands a full view of downtown
Busan City.
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