Ami-dong, colloquially known as the Tombstone Cultural Village, is a fascinating neighborhood woven into the fabric of Busan. The village is unique due to its use of Japanese tombstones reclaimed from an abandoned cemetery and repurposed for construction during the Korean War era, adding layers of historical significance. With colorful houses clinging to steep hillsides, it offers visitors a vivid glimpse into Korea's complex past. As temperatures soar to +28°C in August, this historic village makes for an intriguing stop on any warm summer tour of Busan’s cultural heritage sites.
