At a glance
| Dates | Expected Nov 202627–29 November 2026 (Friday–Sunday); Gyeonggi Province's May 2026 magazine gives these dates in a feature credited to Paju City, and the 2026 poster (Paju City and the festival committee), printed in K-Festival magazine's October 2026 issue, gives the same dates at Imjingak Plaza, with a free shuttle bus from Munsan Station, 09:00–17:00. Not yet on Paju City's festival page, which still showed the 2025 edition on 21 October 2026, or in the press. |
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| Next edition | 2026: 27–29 November 2026 (Friday–Sunday); Gyeonggi Province's May 2026 magazine gives these dates in a feature credited to Paju City, and the 2026 poster (Paju City and the festival committee), printed in K-Festival magazine's October 2026 issue, gives the same dates at Imjingak Plaza, with a free shuttle bus from Munsan Station, 09:00–17:00. Not yet on Paju City's festival page, which still showed the 2025 edition on 21 October 2026, or in the press. |
| Admission | Free. Beans, food and some hands-on activities (such as kimchi-making and bean soap) are paid.Entry: Free (2025 prices) |
| Venue | Imjingak Tourist Area (Imjingak Plaza and Pyeonghwa Nuri Park)경기도 파주시 문산읍 임진각로 177 |
| Nearest station | Munsan Station (문산역), Gyeongui–Jungang LineNot walkable; take the festival shuttle bus to Imjingak (2024–2025). Imjingang Station (임진강역) is beside Imjingak but has only 2 shuttle trains a day on weekdays and 4 at weekends. |
| From Seoul | about 2 h · Subway + BusLeave from Central Seoul · Back to Seoul the same nightFull route · Festivals by travel time from Seoul |
| Organizer | Paju Jangdan Bean Festival Promotion Committee, for Paju City파주장단콩축제추진위원회 (주최: 파주시) |
| Usual timing | Three days, Friday to Sunday, in the second half of November: 18–20 Nov 2016, 25–27 Nov 2022, 22–24 Nov 2024 and 21–23 Nov 2025. Held at Imjingak since 1997; it returned in 2022 after a four-year break. In 2025 the dates were public by 20 October. Browse November festivals. |
| First held | 1997 |
| Last checked | 21 October 2026Checked against 25 sources · See sources |
What it is like
Jangdan beans are soybeans grown in northern Paju, much of it in the civilian control zone just south of the border with North Korea. Paju has about 1,100 hectares of bean fields, the largest area in Gyeonggi-do, and a local white soybean, Jangdan Baengmok, was chosen in 1913 as the first soybean variety recommended for planting across Korea. Paju City has held a festival for the harvest since 1997 on the plaza at Imjingak, the peace park and Korean War memorial site on the Imjin River. It came back in 2022 after a four-year break and has been picked as one of Gyeonggi Province's representative tourism festivals every year from 2019 to 2025.
For three days, Friday to Sunday, farmers sell the new crop direct, from white baektae to black seoritae, along with tofu, rice cakes, bean taffy and other bean products. In 2025 the grounds had four zones: Jangdan Sambaek, with an exhibition hall on the bean and a shop for traceable Jangdan beans; Alkongdalkong, for processed farm products, freshly made tofu and a local food stall; Nolkong, for hands-on activities such as making a small meju (fermented soybean block), threshing beans with a flail and keeping what you thresh, popping beans and making kimchi; and Salkong, a farmers' market laid out like an old village market. On stage there were a Jangdan bean song contest for residents, an outdoor madanggeuk play about the bean, street performances and a youth random-play dance, plus a cooking contest using the beans.
This is a working market more than a show. The 2022 edition drew about 180,000 people and sold ₩2.08 billion of produce and food, including 73 tonnes of beans, and in 2024 the city reported ₩2.6 billion in sales. In 2024 the organizers also offered free delivery and a half-price parcel service for heavy purchases, and lent wheelchairs, strollers and shopping baskets.
Honest caveats: almost everything is in Korean, and no English programme was found. Late November on the open plaza by the river is cold. Traffic builds on the roads into Imjingak, so the city runs a shuttle bus from Munsan Station on the Gyeongui–Jungang Line; Imjingang Station is closer but has only a few trains a day. The 2026 dates, 27–29 November, come from a May 2026 feature in Gyeonggi Province's magazine credited to Paju City and from the 2026 poster printed in K-Festival magazine's October 2026 issue, which gives Imjingak Plaza as the venue and mentions a free shuttle bus from Munsan Station; as of 21 October 2026 Paju City's own festival page still showed 2025 and no hours or programme had been published, so check again before you travel.
Highlights
- Farmers selling the new Jangdan soybean crop direct, from white baektae to black seoritae, with traceable beans at the Jangdan Sambaek shop (2025)
- Hands-on Nolkong zone: make a small meju block, thresh beans with a flail and take them home, pop beans or make kimchi (some activities free, some paid)
- Freshly made Jangdan bean tofu, bean rice cakes, bean taffy and Jangdan bean chocolate, plus restaurants using Paju produce
- Jangdan bean song contest, an outdoor madanggeuk play about the bean, street performances and a youth random-play dance
- Salkong farmers' market laid out like a traditional village market
- Set at Imjingak, the peace park and Korean War memorial site on the Imjin River, about 212 m from the Imjingak cable car
Who it suits. Best for food lovers, home cooks and residents of Korea who want to buy soybeans and tofu straight from farmers, and for travelers pairing a market day with a visit to Imjingak and the DMZ area; less suited to anyone expecting a big stage show or English-language activities, or who cannot carry heavy bags of beans home.
Getting there
From Seoul
Take the Gyeongui–Jungang Line (Seoul Metropolitan Subway) to Munsan Station, for example from Seoul Station, Hongik University or Digital Media City; it takes about 1 h 15 min to 1 h 40 min depending on where you start. During the festival a circular shuttle bus links Munsan Station with the Imjingak grounds (free in 2025); allow about two hours in all. A few shuttle trains continue from Munsan to Imjingang Station beside Imjingak (2 a day on weekdays, 4 at weekends), so check the time before relying on one. Gyeonggi Province also lists bus 9710 from Gwanghwamun to Munsan Station, about 2 hours.
From Incheon Airport
AREX to Digital Media City or Hongik University Station, then the Gyeongui–Jungang Line to Munsan Station and the festival shuttle bus to Imjingak.
Last leg from Munsan Station
Gyeongui–Jungang Line. Not walkable; take the festival shuttle bus to Imjingak (2024–2025). Imjingang Station (임진강역) is beside Imjingak but has only 2 shuttle trains a day on weekdays and 4 at weekends.
Festival shuttle
Circular shuttle buses linked Munsan Station on the Gyeongui–Jungang Line with the festival grounds in 2024 and 2025, running frequently; the Herald describes the 2025 service as free. For 2026, the poster printed in K-Festival magazine's October 2026 issue mentions a free shuttle bus from Munsan Station; no timetable or last run from Imjingak has been published, and Paju City has not yet announced the 2026 service.
Getting home
The festival closed at 17:00 in 2024 and 2025, hours before the last Gyeongui–Jungang trains leave Munsan for Seoul. Trains that run to Seoul Station itself are about hourly outside rush hours. The last festival shuttle from Imjingak to Munsan has not been published, so ask on site, and check the last train back in the Korail+ app (코레일+) or at Munsan Station before you go.
Parking
Imjingak has about 2,100 parking spaces (KTO data), charged at a flat daily rate. During the festival the city adds temporary car parks and traffic staff, but the roads into Imjingak get congested, so the shuttle from Munsan Station is easier.
How to switch Naver Map and Kakao Map to English
Google Maps shows train, subway and bus routes in Korea but not walking or driving directions yet, so for the walk from the station Naver Map or Kakao Map is more reliable.
Before you go
1330 · Travel hotline
The Korea Tourism Organization’s helpline answers in English, Japanese and Chinese around the clock, and in several other languages from 08:00 to 19:00. Dial 1330 from a Korean phone, or +82-2-1330 from a phone registered abroad.
112 / 119 · Emergencies
112 for police, 119 for fire and ambulance. Both are free from any phone. Police on 112 can add an English or Chinese interpreter to the call.
T-money card
Buy one at a convenience store such as GS25, CU or 7-Eleven and top it up there with cash. It pays for subways and buses in most cities, and for most taxis.
Maps
Use Naver Map or Kakao Map for walking and bus directions; Google Maps does not yet give walking directions in Korea. Both apps can be switched to English. Naver Map: Menu (≡) → Settings → Language (Japanese and Chinese also available). Kakao Map: Menu (≡) → Settings → App settings → Language. If the option is missing, change your phone’s language and reopen the app. Small shop names and some reviews stay in Korean.
Trains and buses
Book trains on Korail’s English site and express buses on Kobus. Holiday weekends sell out first.
Checked 18 October 2026.
Tickets, prices and practical details
| Item | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Entry | Free | |
| Hands-on activities (kimchi-making, face painting, bean soap and others) | — | Some free, some paid; prices not published in the sources opened |
- Booking
- No booking needed for entry. Hands-on activities are joined on site, some free and some paid (KTO 2025 listing). Festival enquiries go to the Paju Agricultural Technology Center, 031-940-5281.
- English on site
- No English festival information was found. KTO lists the festival in English as the Paju Jangdan Soybean Festival, and the 1330 Travel Hotline answers in English, Japanese and Chinese.
- Crowds
- Busy: the 2022 edition drew about 180,000 people over three days, and the city lays on temporary car parks and traffic staff because of congestion on the roads to Imjingak.
- Best time to go
- Soon after the 09:00 opening, when the stalls are full and the roads quieter; the Friday is likely calmer than the weekend.
- What to bring
- Warm layers for a cold, open plaza by the river in late November, a sturdy bag or trolley for beans (in 2024 the festival offered free delivery and half-price parcels), and cash for farmers' stalls.
- Toilets
- Permanent restrooms at Imjingak (KTO facilities list).
- Step-free access
- In 2024 the festival lent wheelchairs and strollers. The plaza is flat, but no 2025 or 2026 accessibility details were published.
Editions
| Year | Dates | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 27–29 November 2026 (Friday–Sunday); Gyeonggi Province's May 2026 magazine gives these dates in a feature credited to Paju City, and the 2026 poster (Paju City and the festival committee), printed in K-Festival magazine's October 2026 issue, gives the same dates at Imjingak Plaza, with a free shuttle bus from Munsan Station, 09:00–17:00. Not yet on Paju City's festival page, which still showed the 2025 edition on 21 October 2026, or in the press. | expected | Two print sources give the 2026 dates. A feature on Jangdan bean doenjang in the Gyeonggi Provincial Government's magazine 나의 경기도 (vol. 203, May 2026), credited to Paju City, says this year's festival is held on 27–29 November, with no venue, hours or programme. The 2026 poster (Paju City and the festival committee), printed in K-Festival magazine (월간 K-페스티벌, October 2026 issue, page 100), gives 27–29 November at Imjingak Plaza (임진각 광장 일원) and a free shuttle bus from Munsan Station, 09:00–17:00. Paju City's festival page still showed the 2025 edition as of 21 October 2026, and no city notice, press report or KTO listing for 2026 was found; in 2025 the dates were in local news by 20 October. It would be the 30th edition. |
| 2025 | 21–23 Nov 2025 | ended | Imjingak Tourist Area around the Pyeonghwa Nuri plaza. Free circular shuttle buses ran between Munsan Station (Gyeongui–Jungang Line) and the grounds; the city added temporary car parks and traffic staff. |
| 2024 | 22–24 Nov 2024 | ended | Imjingak Plaza. Circular buses ran frequently between Munsan Station and the grounds. |
| 2022 | 25–27 Nov 2022 | ended | Imjingak Plaza and the Pyeonghwa Nuri area. |
Before or after the festival
Places you can fit in before or after the festival without missing the shuttle or the last train or bus back.
A cable car that crosses the Imjin River and the civilian control line in about 6 minutes (glass-floored cabins too) to Camp Greaves, a former US Army base now used for DMZ history exhibits and, until 29 November 2026, DMZ OPEN art venues. Go in the morning: Camp Greaves stops selling tickets at 16:00 (open 09:00–17:00, closed Mondays), and the gondola runs 09:00–18:00. Foreign adults need their passport to board.
Getting there: Gondola station about 200 m from the festival plaza, on foot; adult ₩13,000 return including Camp Greaves (₩12,000 gondola only)
A peace park and Korean War memorial site on the Imjin River just south of the civilian control line, with the war-damaged piers of the old Imjin Bridge, a train that once ran north towards Sinuiju, war memorials and the altar where displaced North Koreans hold rites at Lunar New Year and Chuseok. It is open-air and around the festival plaza, so it fits any gap between the stalls. See it in daylight, before the market closes (17:00 in 2024 and 2025).
Getting there: Around the festival plaza at Imjingak; on foot, free
Gyeonggi Province's autumn season of art and talks about the DMZ, whose 2026 exhibition, Staging (26 works by 14 artists), runs until 29 November at Imjingak Peace Nuri and at Camp Greaves across the river. The bean festival's expected dates, 27–29 November, fall on its last weekend. KTO lists DMZ OPEN as generally 10:00–18:00 and free with some paid events, so the Peace Nuri works stay open after the market's usual 17:00 close.
Getting there: Imjingak Peace Nuri, next to the festival plaza; on foot. The Camp Greaves venues need the gondola ticket
Questions travelers ask
When is the Paju Jangdan Bean Festival 2026?
27–29 November 2026 (Friday to Sunday), according to a May 2026 feature in Gyeonggi Province's magazine 나의 경기도, credited to Paju City, and the 2026 poster printed in K-Festival magazine's October 2026 issue, which places it at Imjingak Plaza. As of 21 October 2026 these dates were not yet on Paju City's festival page or in the press, and no hours or programme had been published; past editions were held at Imjingak, most recently on 21–23 November 2025.
Is the Paju Jangdan Bean Festival free?
Yes. KTO lists entry as free. You pay for beans, tofu and other food, and for some hands-on activities such as kimchi-making.
What are Jangdan beans?
Soybeans from northern Paju, much of it farmland in the civilian control zone near the border. A local white soybean, Jangdan Baengmok, was chosen in 1913 as the first soybean variety recommended for planting across Korea, and Paju has about 1,100 hectares of bean fields.
How do I get there from Seoul?
Take the Gyeongui–Jungang Line to Munsan Station (about 1 h 15 min to 1 h 40 min), then the festival's circular shuttle bus to Imjingak, which was free in 2025. Allow about two hours in all.
What are the opening hours?
09:00–17:00 in 2024 and 2025, according to KTO's listings. 2026 hours have not been published.
How much do the beans cost?
No current price list has been published. Growers sell the new crop direct, and the last published list, from 2016, put the festival's beans about 10% below market prices; today's prices are not known.
Can I have beans delivered?
In 2024 the festival offered free delivery and a half-price parcel service, and lent shopping baskets. Whether this runs again in 2026, and whether it covers addresses outside Korea, was not stated.
Sources and verification
Facts checked
21 October 2026, against the sources listed below.
This page is desk research from the sources below, not a firsthand report of the 2026 edition. Confidence in the current facts: medium.
- 나의 경기도 (Gyeonggi Provincial Government magazine) vol. 203, May 2026 — 시간이 빚은 깊은 맛, 파주 장단콩 된장 (credited to 파주시청)municipal — The Paju Jangdan Bean Festival, Paju's representative farm-produce festival, is held around November every year, and this year (2026) on 27–29 November ('올해는 11월 27일~29일에 개최된다'); no venue, hours or programme given
- Paju City tourism — 장단콩축제 축제소개 (festival page)municipal — Still shows the 2025 edition (2025. 11. 21.(금) ~ 11. 23.(일)) as of 21 Oct 2026; no 2026 dates
- KTO tourist data (mirror) — 파주장단콩축제 2025other — 29th edition 21–23 Nov 2025, hours 09:00–17:00, free, address 임진각로 177, coordinates 37.8894/126.7401, organizer 파주시 / 파주장단콩축제추진위원회, phone 031-940-5281, theme, four zones, programmes, some activities free and some paid
- KTO VisitKorea (EN) — Paju Jangdan Soybean Festival (2024 listing)kto — English name, 2024 dates 22–24 Nov, hours 09:00–17:00, free, Imjingak Plaza, 177 Imjingak-ro, organizer committee and host Paju-si, phone +82-31-940-5281
- ktriptips (KTO data mirror, Spanish) — 파주장단콩축제other — 2025 dates 21–23 Nov, 09:00–17:00, free, held by Paju City every year since 1997, homepage URL, nearby distances (Imjingak cable car 212 m, Camp Greaves 1,241 m)
- Herald Economy 2025-11-16 — 제29회 파주장단콩축제 11월 21일~23일 임진각관광지에서news — 29th edition, 21–23 Nov 2025 at Imjingak, theme, seven consecutive years as a Gyeonggi representative tourism festival, programmes, free circular shuttle from Munsan Station, temporary car parks and traffic staff, Promotion Committee as organizer
- Kukinews 2025-11-17 — 제29회 파주장단콩축제news — 21–23 Nov 2025, three days, Imjingak, programmes, shuttle between Munsan Station and the grounds, temporary parking
- Local Naeil 2025-10-20 — 고양 파주지역 가을 축제news — 2025 dates 21 (Fri)–23 (Sun) Nov public by 20 Oct 2025, Pyeonghwa Nuri plaza, cooking contest, bean rice cakes, bean taffy and Jangdan bean chocolate, phone 031-940-5281 (Paju Agricultural Technology Center)
- Dailian 2024-11-19 — 제28회 파주장단콩축제 22일 개최news — 28th edition opening on the 22nd for three days, Imjingak Plaza, theme, four zones, exhibition hall, food, hands-on programmes, frequent circular bus from Munsan Station, reusable containers
- Dailian 2024-11-25 — 제28회 파주장단콩축제 성황리 마쳐, 26억 원 판매news — 2024 dates 22–24 Nov, ₩2.6 billion in sales, song contest, tightrope and circus, kimchi-making and threshing, free delivery, half-price parcel service, wheelchair, stroller and basket rental, circular bus
- Ajunews 2022-11-28 — 경기 파주 장단콩축제, 20억8000만원 판매 성과news — 26th edition 25–27 Nov 2022, ₩2.08 billion total, 73 tonnes of beans for ₩880 million, ₩1.2 billion at restaurants, theme, shows
- NS News 2022-11-16 — 국내 최대 콩 축제…파주 장단콩news — Held since 1997, back after four years, from 25 Nov 2022 for three days at Imjingak Plaza and Pyeonghwa Nuri, zone names, beans grown in the civilian control zone, about 1,100 ha of bean fields (largest in Gyeonggi), Jangdan Baengmok chosen in 1913 as the first recommended soybean, seoritae and baektae
- NS News 2023-02-28 — 파주장단콩축제 2023년 경기관광축제 선정…5년 연속news — 2022 edition 25–27 Nov with about 180,000 visitors and ₩2.08 billion in sales; held since 1997; Gyeonggi tourism festival for the fifth year running (2019–2023)
- Metro Seoul 2023-02-28 — 파주장단콩축제 경기관광축제 선정news — 2023 edition was the 27th; 2022 figures of 180,000 visitors and ₩2.08 billion
- Seoul Shinmun 2016-11-18 — 파주 명품 장단콩, 20주년 축제서 싸게 사볼까news — 18–20 Nov 2016 at Imjingak Plaza; 2016 prices ₩6,000 per kg for white beans and ₩12,500 for late seoritae, about 10% below market; small-meju making and flail threshing
- Gyeonggi Province (English) — Paju Jangdan Soybean Festivalmunicipal — English name; Gyeongui Line to Munsan Station then shuttle bus; bus 9710 from Gwanghwamun to Munsan Station, about 2 hours; 1330 Travel Hotline in English, Japanese and Chinese
- MileAsia — Seoul to Paju 2026 (24 Jul 2026)blog — Gyeongui–Jungang Line to Munsan about 1 h 15 min to 1 h 40 min; about two hours to Imjingak including connections; limited Munsan–Imjingang services
- itwiki — 경의·중앙선 (Gyeongui–Jungang Line)other — Munsan–Seoul Station trains every 30 minutes at rush hour and about hourly otherwise; Munsan–Imjingang shuttle 2 a day on weekdays, 4 at weekends
- itwiki — 임진강역 (Imjingang Station)other — Shuttle electric trains from Munsan since 28 Mar 2020, 2 a day on weekdays and 4 at weekends
- ktriptips (KTO data mirror, Simplified Chinese) — 坡州临津阁(和平世界公园)other — Imjingak parking for 2,100 cars, restrooms, Imjin Bridge piers, Sinuiju train, war memorials, rites altar, cable car among facilities
- trvlogue (Japanese) — Imjingak guide (updated 6 Oct 2026)blog — Imjingak car parks charge a flat daily rate by vehicle size
- KTO TourAPI listing 2026 DMZ OPEN Festival (contentId 2987791)kto — DMZ OPEN Festival 12 Oct–29 Nov 2026 at Imjingak-ro 148-40 and DMZ sites, 10:00–18:00, free with some paid events, organizer Gyeonggi-do
- KTO data via K-TRIP TIPS — 파주 DMZ 곤돌라kto — Paju DMZ Gondola in the Imjingak area, first gondola in Korea to cross the civilian control zone, links Imjingak and Camp Greaves over the Imjin River; standard and crystal (glass-floor) cabins; 09:00–18:00, last entry 17:30; closed on safety-inspection days; adult gondola fare ₩12,000 standard, ₩15,000 crystal
- Paju Imjingak Peace Gondola (operator) — 이용요금 (fares and hours)official — Gondola 09:00–18:00 every day; Camp Greaves 09:00–17:00, ticket sales end 16:00, closed Mondays; gondola + Camp Greaves adult ₩13,000, gondola only ₩12,000 (as opened for the DMZ OPEN Festival record)
- trvlogue — Imjingak Gondola & Camp Greaves Paju: DMZ Day Trip Guide 2026blog — Passport required for foreign adults; ride about 6 minutes (as opened for the DMZ OPEN Festival record)
What we could not confirm
- 2026 dates: 27–29 Nov rests on two print sources, Gyeonggi Province's May 2026 magazine (credited to Paju City) and the 2026 poster printed in K-Festival magazine (October 2026, page 100); not yet on Paju City's festival page, in a city notice or in the press as of 21 Oct 2026, and the festival is not in KTO's 18 Oct 2026 data snapshot (KTO's latest listing is for 2025).
- 2026 hours and programme: not published by Paju City as of 21 Oct 2026; the venue (Imjingak Plaza), a free shuttle bus from Munsan Station and the hours 09:00–17:00 appear only on the poster printed in K-Festival magazine (it is not clear whether the hours are the festival's or the shuttle's).
- Exact dates of the 2023 (27th) edition: the Metro Seoul preview of 20 Nov 2023 could not be opened.
- Current bean prices: the only price list found is from 2016.
- Shuttle bus timetable and last run from Imjingak; the 2026 poster mentions a free shuttle from Munsan Station, not yet confirmed by Paju City (the 2024 fare was not stated).
- Rail fare and an official journey time from Seoul to Munsan (current figures are from a travel blog); regular bus routes from Munsan Station to Imjingak were not verified.
- Imjingak parking fees in won, and whether the festival's temporary car parks are free.
- Whether farmers' stalls take foreign cards, and whether the 2024 delivery service covers addresses outside Korea.
- No visitor or sales totals found for 2024 (sales only) or 2025.
- How the years 2019–2021 were counted in the edition numbering (the festival returned in 2022 after four years but was numbered the 26th).
- Japanese and Chinese names were not verified on a KTO or official page; KTO's Korean-language contentId was not found (the English listing uses cid 293252).
- Last train back from Munsan to Seoul on the festival date under the timetable in force that day.
- Gondola and Camp Greaves hours for late November (any winter hours) were not checked on the operator's site on 28 Oct 2026; the operator's page opened on 23 Oct gives 09:00–18:00 and 09:00–17:00 (tickets to 16:00).
Changes: 2026-10-18 — Added to the site: fact-first record (dates, hours, prices, getting there, sources). · 2026-10-18 — Added a photograph from the Korea Tourism Organization (Korea Tourism Content Lab), KOGL Type 1. · 2026-10-21 — 2026 expected dates updated to 27–29 November 2026 (Friday to Sunday), from a May 2026 Gyeonggi Province magazine feature credited to Paju City; kept as expected until Paju City or the press confirm them. · 2026-10-21 — 2026 expected dates now also on the 2026 poster printed in K-Festival magazine (October 2026): 27–29 November at Imjingak Plaza, with a free shuttle bus from Munsan Station, 09:00–17:00; kept as expected until Paju City or the press confirm them. · 2026-10-28 — Nearby rewritten as 'Before or after the festival' (shuttle and last-train fit); transport: removed the poster's shuttle clock times and added a reminder to check the last train at Munsan in the Korail+ app; prices: 2016 bean prices replaced by a no-amount note.
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