Busan Highly Regarded Fortune-Tellers · Best Places for Spirit Readings, 19 Locations

Songhwamu is a shaman (mudang) who runs a shrine in Ilgwang, Gijang-gun, Busan. She is known for her convictions about pressing gut (nullimgut) and spirit tests (sintest), and for her frank advice to her disciples.

Gukri Assidang is a shaman (mudang) who has kept a shrine in Suyeong-gu, Busan for over ten years. She gives readings in a calm, conversational way, looking at her clients as she talks, and is known for comforting consultations drawn from hardships she has lived through herself.

Cheonhasa Jeongdaegam is a shaman (mudang) who runs a shrine in Oncheonjang, Geumjeong-gu, Busan. A veteran with over 20 years since receiving the spirit, she regularly hosts free live readings on YouTube.

Buchae Dosa is a shaman (mudang) active in Oncheonjang, Geumjeong-gu, Busan. She believes prayer and sincerity come before fame, and is known for frank advice for new disciples (aedong jeija).

Bonghwanggung Haryeong is a Taego-spirit shaman (mudang) active in Gijang, Busan. Through her own YouTube channel, she frankly shares real readings and stories from the shamanic world, and explains mudang practice in an easy, straightforward way.

Deok Doryeong is a shaman (mudang) active in Gijang, Busan. She previously appeared on Jeomsa TV under the name “Songhwa Doryeong.” She is known for videos that answer common questions, such as why each fortune-teller gives different readings and what talents one is born with.

Wolhwa Sindang is a shaman’s shrine in Sajik-dong, Dongnae-gu, Busan, near Sajik Station. It is known for its straightforward style, pointing out what will work out and what to be careful about without beating around the bush.

Sujin Assi is a shaman working in Busan. She gives realistic readings on fortune by age, divided into money, health, and children’s luck.

Cheonsindang is a shaman (mudang) active in Busan. Alongside spirit readings, she draws on saju five-element analysis and calmly explains the path that suits your natural temperament.

JakDu DaeMuDang is a shaman (mudang) active in Busan. When a grandmother spirit possesses her, she speaks bluntly, even informally, and her fearless gongsu brings up what you have been hiding before you say a word.

Bomdamhwa is a shaman (mudang) who visited more than 200 fortune-tellers across the country over 20 years before receiving her spiritual calling. Having long had readings herself as a client, she speaks honestly from the client’s side about what a true reading is.

Seonseon Gung is a shaman who has kept her shrine in Yangsan, Gyeongnam for 17 years. She lives faithfully before the gods, saying she would choose this path again in her next life.

Punghwa Sindang Yehwa Aegissi is an ‘aegissi’ shaman active in Busan. She explains zodiac personalities, compatibility, and which zodiac animals help each other, in an easy and fun way.

Songwol Doryeong is a shaman (mudang) active in Gijang, Busan, who began her spiritual calling recently. She is known for videos on signs that appear before a major luck cycle arrives and on matters of fate and relationships.

Cheonma Janggun Taesan is a shaman (mudang) active in Yeonsan-dong, Yeonje-gu, Busan. A reader who has been with Jeomsa TV since its early days, he is known for frank, generous readings of money luck by zodiac animal.

ChilSung DaeSinDang is a shaman (mudang) active in Haeundae, Busan. She is known for videos that make shamanism easy to understand, such as how to choose a good fortune-teller and how to learn about your past-life connections.

Cheonsang Janggun Dowoldang is a shaman with a shrine in Haeundae-gu, Busan. She was introduced on Jeomsa TV as a new initiate who received the spirit two weeks before appearing. She appeared on the Jeomsa TV live free reading broadcast, where she read the stories sent in through comments on the spot.

Hwajeondang is a shaman active in Nopo-dong and Cheongnyong-dong, Geumjeong-gu, Busan. She draws the five-direction flags to show the flow of the year and explains fortunes by zodiac animal.

Cheongeum Yongsindang is a shaman with a shrine in Geumjeong-gu, Busan. She was introduced on Jeomsa TV as a newly initiated shaman and shared shamanic stories, including snake spirits and the timing of a shin gut. She appeared on the Jeomsa TV live free reading broadcast, where she read the stories sent in through comments on the spot.