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문화재청 국가문화유산포털 해설문 - 국문

• 링크

이훈동정원 (李勳東庭園)
전라남도 문화재자료 제165호
분 류 : 유적건조물 / 주거생활 / 조경건축 / 원
수량/면적 : 일원
지정(등록)일 : 1988.03.16
소 재 지 : 전남 목포시 유동로 63 (유달동)
소유자(소유단체) :
관리자(관리단체) : 이＊＊＊

1930년대에 일본인 내곡만평(內谷萬平)이 지은 정원으로, 우리나라의 서원양식으로 꾸며 놓았다.

입구정원·안뜰정원·임천정원·후원으로 이루어져 있으며, 일본식 석등과 일본식 석탑이 배치되어 있어 일본식 정원의 분위기가 물씬 풍긴다.

입구정원에는 향나무·종려나무·얼룩식나무·다매화·은테사철나무·모과나무·배롱나무·사스끼철쭉 등을 심고, 안뜰정원에는 잔디로 마당을 만들어 후박나무와 후파향나무·종가시나무 등을 심어놓았다. 임천정원에는 히말라야시이다·주목·삼나무·편백나무·종가시·위성류·다매화 등을 빈틈없이 심었는데, 수풀 속으로 좁다란 시냇물이 흐른다. 후원은 언덕 위의 평편한 잔디마당을 중심으로 그 위쪽과 아래쪽에 갖가지 나무들을 심어 놓았다.

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Lee Hun-dong Garden
Jeollanam-do Cultural Heritage Material No. 165

This garden is a Japanese style garden which was made by Uchidani Manpei, a Japanese who was active in Mokpo in the 1930s.

It consists of an entrance garden, a courtyard garden, a Imcheon garden, and a back garden. It is the largest private garden in the Honam region. There are 113 types of trees in the garden, including 37 Korean wild species, 39 Japanese native species, 25 Chinese native species, and 12 others, of which 69 species of evergreen trees account for 61% of the total. Among the trees, it is said that a pair of native Japanese male and female juniper trees in front of the porch were not planted by humans, but that the juniper seeds flew to Mokpo during the volcanic eruption in Japan and sprouted.

It is a place you can look at the mansion and garden constructed during the Japanese occupation, and currently the inside of the mansion coverted to a Korean style living room and a Western style reception room, but the outside preserves the Japanese style appearance. Over time, the entrance and front yard were transformed, but most of the garden has been preserved in its original form during the initial construction period, making it an important source of information for landscape culture. This garden is a popular tourist attraction in Mokpo as well as a filming spot for dramas and movies such as "Sandglass" and "The Age of Wild Men."

After Korea's liberation from Japan's colonial rule, it was managed by the Navy military police and then handed over to PArk Ki-bae, a member of the Haenam National Assemble, and in the 1950s, Lee Hoon-dong, chairman of the Joseon Naehwa, a local company in Mokpo, purchased it.

• Closed due to the risk of collapse of stone lanterns and walls.
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