100년 전 부산의 모습｜1928년 일제강점기 컬러복원【Ep.01】｜Life in Busan under Japanese Rule (1928)
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Approximately 100 years ago, Busan, Korea was the largest international port and gateway on the Korean Peninsula.
This historical archive brings black-and-white documentary photographs taken in Busan, Korea, in 1928, together with Japanese-issued postcards from the same period, back to life through AI colorization and motion restoration.
What did Busan look like a century ago?
During the period of Japanese rule, Busan was a bustling city where merchants, travelers, dockworkers, students, and local residents crossed paths every day. Its streets, markets, railways, and harbors were constantly filled with movement and activity.
Follow the streets of Gwangbok-ro and Daecheong-ro, Bupyeong Market, Bukbin Harbor, Busan Station, Busan Customs House, the Busan Municipal Office, Yongdusan Park, Dongnae Hot Springs, Songdo Beach, Haeundae, Beomeosa Temple, and many other places that shaped the city nearly 100 years ago.
Each photograph preserves a fragment of Busan’s history—not only its architecture and cityscape, but also the everyday lives of the people who once lived there.
This video is a historical archive created using AI colorization, upscaling, and motion restoration based on authentic historical photographs.
Every effort has been made to respect the historical context and integrity of the original materials while enhancing them through modern restoration technology.
All restoration, AI upscaling, colorization, and motion production were independently completed by Memories in Color (기억을색으로).
[ Timeline ]
00:00 Intro
00:18 Major scenes of Jung-gu, Busan
01:17 Streetcar in front of Chosen Gas & Electric Co.
01:31 Yongdusan Park
01:58 Jungang-dong, Busan Municipal Office, Municipal Hospital & Bupyeong-dong
02:58 Major buildings of Busan in the 1920s
04:13 Historic temples of Busan
05:25 Gyeongsangnam-do Provincial Office, Railway Hospital & Seo-gu District
06:05 Famous landmarks of Busan in the 1920s
06:58 Schools of Busan in the 1920s
07:31 Songdo & Haeundae in the 1920s
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Photo Credits & Copyright
The photographs used in this video include CC BY licensed materials (Type 1) and donated historical photographs provided through the Korea Copyright Commission’s Gongu Madang (Sharing Hub).
All materials have been used in accordance with their licensing requirements and proper attribution.
The original historical photographs have been respectfully restored using AI-assisted colorization and motion technology while preserving their historical significance.
Original Copyright: Korea Copyright Commission
Source: https://gongu.copyright.or.kr
#Busan
#OldBusan
#JapaneseRule
#ColorizedHistory
#HistoricalArchive
#1928
20 Comments
에 생생한 사진 이네요
1928년 이면 나의 아버지
가 태어나신 해 입니다. 아마도 이 사진을 보신다면. 아련한 추억에 잠기,
셨을듯 하네요 ❤❤😅
일본인들 떠나갈때 집한채씩 생겼다고 ㅋㅋ
아마 전국 모두 마찬가지 일것임
그당시 도시역 주변은 일본인들 집단거주지였고 태평양전쟁 끝난후 모두 재산 포기하고 일본으로 돌아갔음
적산가옥이라고 하는데 집 공장 하여튼 재산 눈치빠른 사람들이 줍줍하든 시절임
친척 할머니 자매들이 부산에서 줍줍해서 그걸 밑천으로 다들 장사하고 공부시키고 했다고했음
0:30 대창정(대창동)은 현재 중앙동과 영주동 일대인 것 같습니다. 부산역이 위치한 곳이죠.
2:07 현재 중앙동의 부산 항만공사와 부산 본부세관, 부산항 여객선 터미널이 있는 곳이군요.
2:17 옛날 시청앞 버스 정류소 자리이고, 지금은 부산 노떼백화점 광복점이 있는 곳이군요.
3:08 현 부산우체국이군요. 저기에 HMM 교육센터가 있지요. 해사대 여기서도 교육 받지요.
3:21 구부산역은 광복후 소실되었고, 지금 KTX부산역은 북쪽 초량동에 위치하고 있습니다.
3:55 부산중부경찰서, 지금이 너무 초라해 졌군요. 건물도 낡고, 규모도 지금이 더 작습니다.
4:47 90년대 미문화원이 있던 자리군요. 지금은 근대역사관으로 바뀌었는데 썰렁하더군요.
5:01 90년대 한국은행 부산지점이 있던 곳이군요. 헌병대 자리인지 스산한 곳이었습니다.
5:24 저 건물은 지금도 남아 있는 것 같습니다. 동아대 부민캠퍼스 박물관으로 사용됩니다.
5:34 이곳은 옛날 침례병원터가 아닌가요? 2000년부터 영화의 성지, 현 부산영화고등학교
6:12 최근까지도 부관(釜關)페리호가 운행하죠. 중앙동 부산 국제여객터미널서 탑승하지요.
6:32 범일동 자성대, 지금은 부산진성이라고 부릅니다. 부산진역과는 두 정거장 거리입니다.
7:10 어릴적에 경남상고로 익숙한 학교군요. 남녀공학 인문계 부경고등학교로 개명했지요.
7:18 특이하게도 토성역 출구 바로 앞에 있는 학교입니다. 교통은 좋지만 좀 시끄럽겠네요.
7:30 30년 전부터 거의 매일 이용하던 버스 기점이 송도였는데, 한 번도 가보지 못했습니다.
100년 전 부산의 모습｜1928년 일제강점기 컬러복원【Ep.01】｜Life in Busan under Japanese Rule (1928)
기억을색으로
85,827 views
Approximately 100 years ago, Busan, Korea was the largest international port and gateway on the Korean Peninsula.
This historical archive brings black-and-white documentary photographs taken in Busan, Korea, in 1928, together with Japanese-issued postcards from the same period, back to life through AI colorization and motion restoration.
What did Busan look like a century ago?
During the period of Japanese rule, Busan was a bustling city where merchants, travelers, dockworkers, students, and local residents crossed paths every day. Its streets, markets, railways, and harbors were constantly filled with movement and activity.
Follow the streets of Gwangbok-ro and Daecheong-ro, Bupyeong Market, Bukbin Harbor, Busan Station, Busan Customs House, the Busan Municipal Office, Yongdusan Park, Dongnae Hot Springs, Songdo Beach, Haeundae, Beomeosa Temple, and many other places that shaped the city nearly 100 years ago.
Each photograph preserves a fragment of Busan’s history—not only its architecture and cityscape, but also the everyday lives of the people who once lived there.
This video is a historical archive created using AI colorization, upscaling, and motion restoration based on authentic historical photographs.
Every effort has been made to respect the historical context and integrity of the original materials while enhancing them through modern restoration technology.
All restoration, AI upscaling, colorization, and motion production were independently completed by Memories in Color (기억을색으로).
[ Timeline ]
00:00 Intro
00:18 Major scenes of Jung-gu, Busan
01:17 Streetcar in front of Chosen Gas & Electric Co.
01:31 Yongdusan Park
01:58 Jungang-dong, Busan Municipal Office, Municipal Hospital & Bupyeong-dong
02:58 Major buildings of Busan in the 1920s
04:13 Historic temples of Busan
05:25 Gyeongsangnam-do Provincial Office, Railway Hospital & Seo-gu District
06:05 Famous landmarks of Busan in the 1920s
06:58 Schools of Busan in the 1920s
07:31 Songdo & Haeundae in the 1920s
Watch More
Seoul (Keijō), 1912
1912년 서울(경성): 일본인의 눈으로 본 서울 | Seoul 1912 T...
Ulsan in the 1910s–1930s
울산 1910년대-30년대, 일본인의 엽서에 남겨진 기록 : Ulsan, K...
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Photo Credits & Copyright
The photographs used in this video include CC BY licensed materials (Type 1) and donated historical photographs provided through the Korea Copyright Commission’s Gongu Madang (Sharing Hub).
All materials have been used in accordance with their licensing requirements and proper attribution.
The original historical photographs have been respectfully restored using AI-assisted colorization and motion technology while preserving their historical significance.
Original Copyright: Korea Copyright Commission
Source: https://gongu.copyright.or.kr
#Busan
#OldBusan
#JapaneseRule
#ColorizedHistory
#HistoricalArchive
#1928
* 명칭오류 및 오타 알림
04:47 조서은행 --> 조선은행 입니다.