I have a deep interest in Korean traditions. I learned how to make pottery and handicrafts. As I also love to get to know people, I thought owning a guesthouse in Jeonju Hanok Village would make me happy. For four years, I have led a fulfilling life. When I first saw this house, which was built in the 1950s, I was impressed by its cozy and quiet ambience. As I hope every single space, which fits in well with each other, will also work with everyone who stays here, I named it ‘Eo Ul Lim,’ which means ‘harmony.’ Near the guesthouse, there is Omokdae, which is good to walk and overlook Jeonju Hanok Village. Because Eo Ul Lim, in the center of Eunhaeng-ro, is located at the end of the alley, peaceful relaxation is guaranteed. It is my great pleasure to see people be at one with Hanok (traditional Korean house).