"Odii" in Korean means mulberry, a type of berries (or fruits) that grows on a mulberry tree. The name of "Odii" comes from the rough surface of the mulberry and it is said that Koreans have planted a lot of mulberry trees around houses and backyards in the old days. Maybe that's why we can see mulberries everywhere in Korea.

One windy day, the little Odingi fell from the mulberry tree. He was a travel lover who was curious about every nook and cranny of Korea. He became the travel master after he has grown up and started travelling with the goal of travelling all over the country.