Hwasun Unjusa Cultural Museum to Host Artifact Exhibition-Linked Event Nov. 7-8

Chinese-Character Hunt and Roof-Tile Stamp Missions Offered
200 Souvenirs per Day Available on a First-Come, First-Served Basis

The “Looks Like Clouds Are Coming to Unjusa” event will be held at the Hwasun County Unjusa Cultural Museum from November 7 to 8. Anyone visiting the museum on either day can take part.

According to Hwasun County on October 19, the event consists of two missions that visitors complete while exploring the museum.

Interior view of an exhibition hall at Hwasun County Unjusa Culture Museum. Courtesy of Hwasun County.

Participants follow location clues on a mission sheet to complete the activities. Those who present their completed missions can receive a souvenir. A total of 400 souvenirs—200 per day—will be given out over the two days on a first-come, first-served basis.

The first mission is to find three Chinese characters hidden throughout the museum and use them to complete the name of Unjusa. Participants who photograph each character with their mobile phones and show the photos at the information desk can receive a “wooden fish clicker.”

The second mission is a multi-stamp activity featuring roof tiles excavated at Unjusa. Participants who find the three stamps installed in the museum, complete an image of a roof tile, and present it will receive a “lucky turtle keycap key ring.”

Hwasun County said it organized the event to help visitors learn about the history of Unjusa and its excavated artifacts through the exhibition and hands-on activities.

Choi Giun, head of the Cultural Heritage Division, said, “I hope this event will help visitors easily learn about the history and significance of artifacts excavated at Unjusa.”

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