In rural areas of Korea, there is a joint work community during the farming season called a "dure".

This is handed down and preserved mainly in Gimpo, the region where paddy was first cultivated to produce rice, a staple food in Korea.

Gimpo Tongjin Durenori is a game where villagers in the joint work community sow rice seeds, plow and plow the paddy fields, and do things like Gakseoli. 

Farm songs sung in Gimpo Tongjin Durenori tell us about the agricultural society which has been reorganized in modern times while still maintaining the spirit of the ancestors blending with nature.

Gimpo Tongjin Durenori is currently designated as Gyeonggi-do Intangible Cultural Property No. 23 in 1998.

In this asset, props used in Gimpo Tongjin Durenori are translated into 3D.

The asset contains traditional Korean farming and agricultural-related props. 

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