In Masan Happo, there was a jochang that continued to the Goryeo and Joseon periods. The village, which was developed based in Jokchang, became more prosperous with the opening of the port, and the city developed rapidly. The development of the city and the characteristics of the jokchangji developed a lot of entertainment entertainment entertainment, and the safety of the navigation and navigation of the ship became the conditions of the residents' lives, thus generating the corresponding faith.



In 1894, due to the abolition of Cho Chang, the Seongsin Daeje, which lost its foundation for victory, was temporarily suspended. Then, in 1904, there was a disaster of a heavy rainstorms in Masanpo. As a result, Sungshin Daeje, which was led by a group of fish market visitors, was revived as a market system from 1905.



During this period, a new fishing market was established, and a folk rite called "Byeolsindaegi" was held.Since then, the Holy Spirit Daeje failed to maintain its status as a regional festival, and only the system was maintained around the Suhyup Brokerage Association. Originally, the system was mediated every five years and periodically implemented every ten years. Currently, only the basic form is maintained every year.



In 2006, the Masan Cultural Center promoted the succession and preservation of the Holy Spirit as part of a project to excavate local culture, and now the Seongsin Daeje Preservation Association has formed and succeeded it. The foundation of the great empire was based on the articles of The Jung-gu Ilbo in 1928, the Masan Ilbo in 1954, and the oral materials of Kim Jun-yeong, the last high priest in 1954.

Tongqing Myeong-dong Cathedral is a cathedral of the Catholic Archdiocese of Seoul located in Myeong-dong 2-ga, Jung-gu, Seoul, and is both a symbol and heart of the Korean Catholic Church.

This is the first place where the Korean church community was born and the remains of many martyrs were enshrined.

It is the first large-scale Gothic Catholic church built on the Korean Peninsula and the first main hall in Korea (a cathedral where priests reside and minister).

On November 22, 1977, it was designated as Historic Site No. 258.

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Namsan Cable Car is a cable car section that runs between the platform in Hoehyeon-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul and the platform near the top of Namsan Mountain in Yejang-dong, Seoul.

It is Korea's first passenger cable car, which started operation on May 12, 1962, and is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Seoul.

On May 19, 1957, the 1st Miss Korea Contest was held at the Seoul Metropolitan Theater in Jung-gu, Seoul.

Seven people who passed the preliminaries participated in the finals, and Park Hyun-ok, the winner of the first competition, participated in Miss Universe.