Yeosu City Finland, Hello Sea Edition

Yeosu, a small but powerful city armed with tourist resources, is famous for its sea, islands, and fresh seafood. The city is visited by numerous tourists from spring to fall without fail. In particular, it is a city that is good for a leisurely and refreshing experience away from the busy and difficult reality. Today’s space is prepared to match the charm of such a city. - ‘Moi Finn’ means ‘Hello, Finland’ in Finnish. As such, the concept of the space is clear. In order to reveal the theme of Finland, famous for its white birch trees, the space is decorated with ivory and white finishing materials to create a color scheme that allows you to look around a white birch forest from anywhere inside or outside. - This is Moi Finn’s first store and is located right in front of the sea. Unlike the sky section that will follow, this space faces the sea up close. As such, the chunks of space are appropriately segmented to create a different experience for each ocean view that is right in front of your eyes. - The closer you look, the more movements you can experience different scenes of the sea, but here, the mass of the building directly creates an independent relationship between the sea and the viewer, allowing you to enjoy completely different scenes of the sea for each mass. It is good to see the huge sea that cannot be captured in a single photo, but it is actually more touching to enjoy the sea leisurely with only sounds and scenes while blocking the wind. This place composes such a space. - In particular, in order to create scenes of such segmented spaces, the direction of the sea that the large windows face is different, so the mass of the building is twisted here and there. In line with that context, the vertical space that connects the basement to the top floor [staircase] is shaped like a tree trunk, the starting point of branches. The various scenes of the sea that you encounter as you go down the wooden trunk and the area of ​​space that inevitably goes underground while hanging on the hill deliver a completely new experience instead of not being able to see the sea. - In the last underground space, a huge cylinder is reminiscent of a birch tree and is prepared with a cave-like impression along with reeds. If you go deeper into the wide and magnificent underground cave space, you will come across a reed exhibition space. After going around and around, passing through the huge cave, and arriving at the narrow last room, you can see the reed exhibition space. Through the continuation of the scenes encountered in the space [sequence: similar to the context of a sequence in a movie. The only difference is that it is a continuation of the scenes that the user actually encounters], it approaches like a reward. - A symbolic space of Finland encountered in Yeosu and the blue sea of ​​Yeosu enjoyed in a white space. A space to enjoy leisurely leisure and the sea. - This is a small birch forest in Yeosu, Hello Finland Moipin Ocean Branch. - 📍Location ㅣ 50 Musulmok-gil, Dolsan-eup, Yeosu-si ✔Opening hours ㅣ Weekdays 09:30 ~ 19:00, Weekends and holidays 09:30 ~ 20:00 ✔Parking available ✔Children allowed #songkran2024 #mytravelhacks #cherryblossom2024 #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #瑞生尖沙咀酒店 #foodphotography