The homes of Jeju, filled with the sound of families chattering together, were built with low roofs woven tightly together to protect them against the strong winds. There is an “angeori” (inner room) where the grandfather and grandmother sleep, a “batgeori” (outer room) where the rest of the family slept, and outside a “dot-tongsi” (old-fashioned toilet) and “uyeongpat” (kitchen garden). Would you like to go into the house and learn how to use the “jeongnang” and “jeongjuseok” that served as a gate?