I went to Namsan Hanok Village. There, I saw many kinds of houses. There were tiled roof houses and thatched roof houses. Noble men lived in tiled roof houses. Men and women quarters were separated. Sarangchae was the place for men and Anchae was the place for women. Haengnangchae was the place for servents. For other kinds of people, middle and lower class people lived in thatched roof houses. For the roof, straw was usually used.

 Also, I was very interested and surprised in Jangdok. Jangdok was used for storing food. It was better than the plastic vessil because Jangdok has good ventilation. Jangdok has very tiny holes that only fresh air can go through it. Water or soil couldn't go through the tiny holes. That is why if we put Kimchi in the Jangdok, Kimchi becomes tastier and more delicious.

 I did very many traditional games. I played yut, tuho game, and top spinning game, etc. Yut game was very fun and I could know and feel the games that our ancestors did before. Tuho game was fun, but I couldn't get the stick in the hole. It was hard than I thought. The top spinning game was the hardest. I couldn't spin the top. Also, it was hard to hit the top with the stick and make the top spin. However, all of the games were fun.

 Next time I go to Namsan Hanok Village again, I will look at the place where time capsul is because we didn't see it. Namsan Hanok Village was very fun!