Roger Job sets off to uncover new narratives by following the powerful Han River system through Gangwon-do’s Yanggu county and the Gyeonggi-do regions of Chuncheon and Yangpyeong.
He starts at Dutayeon, the point closest to the source of the Bukhangang River located near the DMZ, before heading to the Punchbowl Village, an area known as the site of some of the greatest suffering and bloodiest battles of the Korean War.
He discovers the beauty of the northern region by taking a lesson in traditional, naturaldyesandobservingthegrowingwatersportofcanoeingonsceniclakes.
Roger visits Dumulmeori, the point where the Bukhangang and Namhangang rivers meet for an introduction to a quirky kite association, and checks out the lively atmosphere of the Yangpyeong 5-Day Market.
Following the trail of the historic river waters, Roger reflects on the lives of the people it feeds, revives, and inspires for a better tomorrow.
