[Korean Business Story] Episode 6-1: Korean Entrepreneurs in Japan Who Invested in Korea
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Hello, this is Kim Jeong-ho. Today, we're introducing the first episode of Episode 6 of "Korean Entrepreneurs." If you get off at Gasan Digital Complex Station on Seoul Subway Line 1, you'll see countless business buildings. Now a mecca for IT and software companies, it was originally called the Guro Industrial Complex. Opened in 1967 during President Park Chung-hee's administration, it was renamed the Seoul Digital Industrial Complex in the 2000s. This complex, which played a vital role in the Korean economy's foreign currency cravings at the time, served as a welcome relief. We'll share the stories of the struggles and determination of Korean entrepreneurs who returned to their homeland. Thank you for watching.
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