Cheongwol Blue Moon ((link))

For those unable to travel, the Cheongwol Cultural Center offers a in Korean, English, and Japanese. They also sell “Wol-ha’s Ink” — a dark blue dye made from indigo and persimmon juice — used to write wish letters that are burned in a brass moon cauldron.

Unlike its Western counterpart, which focuses on rarity, the Cheongwol Blue Moon is steeped in . It is said that on this night, the moon does not simply appear blue in color but radiates a pale indigo glow, strong enough to turn still lake water into ink and reveal the spirits of those who died with unfinished business. cheongwol blue moon