Bridge Walking
Bridge Walking (Dari Balgi)
The custom of bridge walking goes back centuries. It was particularly popular during the Middle Ages. So many people crowded the bridges that officials decided that men could cross bridges on the full moon night, but women had to wait until the next night. No one knows exactly how or why this custom originated, but the words for "bridge" and "foot" sound alike in Korean.
See also Taeborum
AnnCustKorea-1983, p. 65
FestWrld: SouthKorea-1998, p. 10