The Korean island in love with sex

In a culture often considered to be traditionally conservative about sexuality, South Korea's Jeju Island is breaking taboos with not one but two museums dedicated to all aspects of sex.

Warning - this video contains explicit sexual content.

Video by Sang Hyun Lee and Kwon Moon

26 March 2019

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