In our latest episode, we speak to American expat Sarah Mack, who is campaigning to bring the pots outside Hanshin Onggi in Haebangchon back to where they belong. 

She explains what happened, why she believes the pots are part of the neighbourhood's cultural fabric, and why she's determined to see them reinstated.

But where do you stand? Should long-standing features like these be protected as part of a neighbourhood's character, or should local authorities be free to remove them when rules aren't being followed? 

Let us know in the comments. And if you've spent time in Haebangchon, we'd especially love to hear your thoughts. 

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