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Protected deep work at the Seohadaum coworking studio
Fit check
A coworking residency village in Hamyang.
A youth residence platform for rural-urban connection.
Seoha-myeon
Weekdays hold the work. Weekends open the mountain.
Season snapshot
Dates
TBD
Length
4 weeks
Location
Seoha-myeon, Hamyang-gun, Gyeongnam, South Korea
Host
Hosted by Bindoong Cooperative
Price
$500 / week
Work
Cafe Seoha
Rhythm
Weekdays hold the work. Weekends open the mountain.
Work setup
Seohadaum Platform
A youth residence platform for rural-urban connection.
Cafe Seoha
Coworking studio
Woodshop
Smart farm
Stay
Seohadaum Platform
Seohadaum (서하다움) is a youth residence platform in Seoha-myeon, Hamyang. Operated by Bindoong Cooperative since 2012, it functions as a communication hub between urban and rural — a shared house, a cafe, a coworking studio, a woodshop, and a smart farm under one community.
Shared house
Cafe Seoha
Coworking studio
Woodshop
Local life
Seoha-myeon
People
Stay with a small working cohort.
SEL · Full month
Mina
Rural hospitality notes
TYO · Full month
Ari
Village-scale resilience
SIN · Week 1
Reserved
Remote team playbook
PUS · Week 2
Reserved
Mountain town essays
Pledge
Choose your pass. Seohadaum opens at twenty pledges.
Week Pass
$500
Nomad stay · any 1 week
- Bed in the share-house (shared)
- Communal dinners
- 1 local activity
- Coworking 24h
Month Pass
$1,500
Nomad stay · full 4 weeks
- Bed in the share-house (shared)
- All communal dinners
- All local activities
- Coworking 24h
- Project showcase day
Already living near Hamyang? Get a Local Pass at $50. Accommodation not included.
Arrival
Getting there
Place
Seoha-myeon, Hamyang-gun, Gyeongnam, South Korea
FAQ
The usual questions.
Is the village confirmed?+
Not yet. It runs only when at least twenty people pledge. Below the threshold, every pledge is refunded in full.
What is the minimum price for nomads?+
Nomad stays start at $500 for one week. A separate $50 Local Pass exists for nearby residents bringing their own accommodation. Local Pass is coworking-only and doesn't include a bed in the share-house.
What's the daily rhythm like?+
Mornings are protected deep-work blocks at the Seohadaum coworking studio. Afternoons open into the township: coffee at Cafe Seoha, project work, or a walk through the rice paddies. Dinners are communal four nights a week. Weekends are mountain and ginseng-country excursions led by weekend hosts.
What's the house culture and what's provided?+
The share-house "Hayeoga" runs on peaceful shared-living principles. 7am to 11pm is active time, 11pm to 7am is quiet time — late-night work or calls move to the Hadahada coworking studio next door. The space is explicitly inclusive: no discrimination by age, gender, nationality, religion, or origin. Each room comes with bedding (strip before leaving), towels, solid-bar soap, washing machine with eco-detergent, vacuum, yoga mats, and rain gear in the entrance closet. Bring your own laptop and chargers.
What's the sustainability ethos?+
Zero-waste is the default, not an extra. Hayeoga is an energy-efficiency Grade 1+++ building with on-site solar-panel generation; heating and hot water still run on LPG, so guests keep showers short and run heaters conservatively (recommended indoor: 26–28°C summer, 18–20°C winter, 19–23°C spring/autumn). Waste sorts into glass / cans / plastic / paper / general at the entrance bins, and food waste goes into the kitchen bucket. If you have ideas to make daily routines greener, share them — the host actively collects guest suggestions.