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Namdo Japga (Miscellaneous Songs of Namdo)

- Intangible Cultural Heritage of Jeollanam-do, 2001

Namdo Japga refers to popular folk songs developed by professional performers during the late Joseon Dynasty.

Unlike refined court music, these songs candidly express the emotions and everyday lives of common people. In Jindo, this tradition remains vibrant, preserved and performed in various forms by local singers to this day.