Diving into the depths without equipment. The hunters from Jeju have reversed traditional roles

Jeju Island in South Korea is home to the henjo, female divers who have historically defied traditional gender roles. These women, often in their sixties, dive without breathing apparatus to catch seafood, providing for their families and contributing to the local economy. Despite the challenges, a school has been established to train new generations of henjo, ensuring the survival of this unique tradition. The community emphasizes safety and mutual support among divers, highlighting their resilience in a male-dominated society.