Cleanliness and Safety Both "Top Notch"... Three Jangansa Public Restrooms Earn Quality Certification

Restrooms at Forest Trail, Rest Area, and Parking Lot
Receive TCQ 8000 Certification

The Gijang County Urban Management Corporation has officially been recognized for the service quality of public restrooms in the Jangansa area, achieving improvements in the management standards of public facilities.

On June 22, the corporation announced that three public restrooms—located along the Jangansa Forest Trail, at the Jangansa Rest Area, and at the Jangansa Parking Lot—have obtained the Toilet Culture Quality Certification (TCQ 8000) from the Korea Toilet Association.

The Toilet Culture Quality Certification is an official accreditation program administered by the Korea Toilet Association, an organization under the Ministry of the Interior and Safety. The certification is granted only to facilities that meet certain standards after a comprehensive evaluation of various factors, including cleanliness, hygiene, safety management, user convenience, and service quality.

After addressing the improvements suggested during the first on-site inspection on April 7, the corporation has strengthened its facility environment maintenance and operational management systems. Subsequently, following a review by the Korea Toilet Association's Certification Committee on June 1, the restrooms were finally deemed to have met the certification standards.

The certified restrooms are located in the Jangri area of Jangan-eup, Gijang County. These facilities are widely used by tourists, hikers, and local residents visiting Jangansa, serving as essential public amenities in the area.

In particular, Jangansa is considered one of the representative tourist and leisure destinations in Gijang, attracting a steady flow of visitors throughout all four seasons. Accordingly, the improvement in the quality of basic facilities such as restrooms is regarded as a factor that directly impacts visitor satisfaction and enhances the region's image.

Building on this certification, the corporation plans to pursue more systematic facility management and service improvements moving forward.

An official from the Gijang County Urban Management Corporation stated, "This certification is the result of our on-site staff's continuous efforts in maintenance and their commitment to facility improvement. We will continue to strictly adhere to certification standards and consistently upgrade our facility environments, providing public restroom services that satisfy both local residents and visitors."

Jangasa 4 Parking Lot, certified with Toilet Culture Quality Certification (TCQ 8000).

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