Samyang Black Sand Beach (Samyang Beach)

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A black-sand beach on Jeju Island notable in the provided source solely as the collection site for a microbiological isolate (Nocardioides furvisabuli). The excerpt contains no folkloric or paranormal material.

The Haunting

Samyang Black Sand Beach (Samyang Beach) on Jeju Island is identified in the source material as the provenance for a bacterial species (Nocardioides furvisabuli) isolated from black beach sand. The provided research notes are strictly microbiological and do not include historical timelines, ownership records, accessibility statements, cultural significance, or any accounts of paranormal events. Because the available source is a scientific description of an isolate, there are no documented reports, witness testimony, or traditional lore about hauntings, apparitions, or other supernatural phenomena in the excerpt. No entities or folkloric figures are associated with the site in the provided material. Any legendary or haunted attributions are not supported by the cited source and therefore are not included here.

Community Record

Sources
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    Nocardioides furvisabuli. Wikipedia entry for Nocardioides furvisabuli, noting isolation from black beach sand from the Samyang Beach on Jeju Island, Korea.wiki
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