
In the quiet village of Gyeongju, layered with time and memory, stands Hohojang: A House to Breathe. Ho (呼) — to breathe in, Ho (呼) — to breathe out, Jang (莊) — a house. Just as its name suggests, it is a place to pause, take a breath, and center the mind. As you slowly inhale and gently exhale, the once-blurred core of your being begins to come into focus. In the flow of passing time, you become aware of your own aliveness. The weight of daily fatigue gradually lifts, and finally, you are able to meet yourself — lighter in both body and mind.