Sunshine Studio
선샤인스튜디오
A standing set reproducing Hanseong at the turn of the twentieth century, its western, tiled and colonial-era buildings lining a tram route.
Language
Place information
- Korean name
- 선샤인스튜디오
- Address
- 90 Bonghwang-ro, Yeonmu-eup, Nonsan-si, Chungcheongnam-do
Filmed here
Mr. Sunshine(미스터 션샤인)K-drama
The production the set was built for — Nonsan City provided the land and the drama's producers invested alongside it.
Nonsan City — Sunshine Studio, its address and how the set came to be built ·
Pachinko(파친코)K-drama
A period drama that came to the site after the set was built, using the recreated turn-of-the-century Hanseong streets as they stand.
KTO — Nonsan Sunshine Studio and the productions shot there ·
Tale of the Nine Tailed 1938(구미호뎐1938)K-drama
A period drama that came to the site after the set was built; the 1938 streets of its title were shot here.
KTO — Nonsan Sunshine Studio and the productions shot there ·
Nearby
Mireuksa Temple Site
The site of a temple founded under King Mu of Baekje. It has a plan found nowhere else: stone pagodas east and west with a wooden one between them, each with its own main hall behind it. The western stone pagoda is the oldest surviving stone pagoda in Korea.
Archaeological Site in Wanggung-ri
A site on the Iksan plain spanning the Baekje and Unified Silla periods. Several accounts have been handed down about it — a Mahan capital, King Mu of Baekje moving or duplicating his capital here, Anseung's Bodeokguk, Gyeon Hwon's Later Baekje capital — and excavation reads it as built across at least three periods. UNESCO lists it among the components related to the secondary Sabi capital.
Buyeo Royal Tombs
Seven Baekje tombs on the south slope of Neungsan, set in two rows front and back. The ground has long been known as royal tombs, and finds from the temple site west of them reconfirmed it as a royal burial area. UNESCO lists it as the royal tombs in Neungsan-ri; the name the Korea Heritage Service uses today is Buyeo Royal Tombs.
Naseong City Wall
An 8 km wall raised to protect the Sabi capital. Taking Busosanseong as its centre, it runs east and west along the natural terrain around the outside of the Buyeo townscape. It was built of earth, and only slight traces of it remain today.
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