Seonggwangho is a one-person fishing business located at 17, Bongpo 2-gil, Toseong-myeon, Goseong-gun, Gangwon-do. The representative, Lim Jeong-ju, is active in the coastal fishing sector.

Business sectors

• Coastal Fisheries: Coastal fisheries are a form of fishing conducted in waters close to the coastline, primarily using small fishing vessels to catch a variety of fish species. In the Goseong region of the East Coast, it is common to catch flounder, pufferfish, and octopuses through longline fishing.

Products

• Coastal Fisheries: Major catches include flounder, pufferfish, conger eel, and octopus, which are mainly caught off the East Coast. Fish caught by longline fishing are preserved alive and are also valued for their high quality.

💡 A word from Jobploy
Seonggwangho is a one-person coastal fishing business that engages in direct fishing activities in the waters of the Goseong region. This sector is physically demanding, heavily affected by weather, and can involve harsh working conditions. Due to the nature of small-scale fishing, income may fluctuate depending on the catch volume, and catches are likely to be sold primarily through direct sales or retail distribution. If employed in this field as a foreign worker, strong physical stamina and perseverance are required, and an understanding of Korean fishing culture and regional characteristics is essential.