CHILSEONG-RO · JEJU

SHOP · CRAFT · WORK

A street named for stars
A walk through old Jeju

Countless footsteps have passed along these old streets within Jeju’s former walled town. The memory of Chilseongdae, said to be laid out in the shape of stars, leads past Gwandeokjeong and the market, towards Sanjicheon and the sea.

The walls are gone and the street has changed many times, but people still walk this way. Today’s Jeju continues over its older layers of time.

This is where you meet C7.

From seven stars
to seven C's

The 7 in C7 comes from the seven stars remembered in the name Chilseong-ro. Like stars that once helped people find their way, C7 holds seven values that connect people, taste, time, and stories.

  • CURIOSITY where an eye lingers
  • CROSSING where past and present, people and people meet
  • CREATION where something new takes shape
  • CONNECTION where people and stories come together
  • CALM where there is room to pause
  • CONTINUITY where footsteps return

Three addresses,
one C7

Across three nearby addresses on Chilseong-ro, different tastes and ways of working come together. Select a shop to see what is there now.

From C7,
Jeju is a walk away

Toward the market, the stream, old streets, and the sea. Within a few minutes on foot, discover the different faces of Jeju.

C7 local walkable hot-place map

From Jeju Airport
to C7 with ease

Take a bus toward Dongmun Rotary or Dongmun Market for around 20–25 minutes. From the stop, C7 is a two-minute walk along Chilseong-ro.

BUS
Get off at Dongmun Rotary or Dongmun Market
About 2 minutes on foot
TAXI
About 10–15 minutes from Jeju Airport
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From the sea to the walled town,
from the walled town to today

Jeju has long been open to the sea. People, skills, customs, and stories crossed the water, shaping the time and culture of Tamna.

In the old Jeju fortress, a place still remembered as Seongan, roads converged around Gwandeokjeong, the local offices, and the market. The seven sites said to echo the Big Dipper remain in this street’s name: Chilseong.

Walls and coastlines changed, and Sanjicheon was covered and later restored. Yet dress shops and storefronts continued to gather along Chilseong-ro, bringing clothes, people, and new tastes together. C7 is part of that ongoing time.

Chilseongdae marker for the sixth Big-Dipper site

The memory of Chilseongdae remains in the name Chilseong-ro and in the landscape of this street.

Historical photograph of Chilseong-ro in old Jeju
Today’s Chilseong-ro continues on the ground of old Jeju