On May 3, Jung-gu District in Seoul announced that it had inspected major facilities frequently visited by children ahead of Children's Day. The purpose was to prevent safety accidents during a period when children's activities increase and to ensure that children can safely enjoy events held throughout the district in celebration of Children's Day.

Dasan Children's Park '10th Dream Is What We Live For' event scene. Provided by Jung-gu.

Dasan Children's Park '10th Dream Is What We Live For' event scene. Provided by Jung-gu.

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During the inspection on April 30, Deputy District Mayor Bae Hyungwoo and related departments started with Dasan Children's Park and then moved on to Eoullim Library, Donghwa Resident Park, Jung-gu Educational Support Center, and Kkum Nuri Children's Park. On-site, they checked for corrosion or slipping hazards in play facilities, as well as other safety threats in the surrounding area. Issues that could be addressed immediately were fixed on the spot, and additional measures requiring further action will be handled promptly.


In May, a series of Children's Day celebrations will be held throughout Jung-gu. On May 4, the Donghwa-dong Youth Guidance Council will host the "Donghwa Nara Sports Day" at Daehyeonsan Reservoir Park in Donghwa-dong, with participation from children who use the Kiwoom Center.


On Children's Day, May 5, the 12th "Feeding on Dreams" event will take place at Dasan Children's Park in Sindang 5-dong. Organized by Gonggam Center and co-hosted by the Sindang 5-dong Community Center and Gyodong Council, the event will feature a variety of activities and performances, including balloon art and bubble shows, food stalls, and experience booths. On May 9, the 2nd "Our Neighborhood Play Festival" will be held at Hwanghak Children's Park under the sponsorship of the Hwanghak-dong Gyodong Council, offering air bounce attractions and experience booths.


There are also a variety of programs by institutions. On May 9, the Seoul Jung-gu Childcare Support Center will operate the "Forest Playground Jung-gu Land" program for families with infants and toddlers, which includes farmer experiences, sand art, and a play land. At the Seoul Jung-gu Family Center's Cooperative Childcare Sharing Center, "Little Guardians of the Earth: Space Exploration" will be held on May 21 and 22 for families with preschool children, featuring activities such as decorating a space station and mini basketball and soccer games.


Additionally, from May 6 to 15, the Imagination Workshop at the Jung-gu Educational Support Center will offer a carnation corsage-making experience. Without prior registration, participants can freely create carnations using felt and ribbon kits.



A district official stated, "We are committed to creating an environment where children in Jung-gu can play and have fun with peace of mind," and added, "We hope that everyone will participate in the various events prepared for Children's Day and make wonderful memories."


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