Earn Visit Stamps at Eight Locations; Prizes for the Top Three at Each Branch

Yangcheon-gu, Seoul (District Mayor Lee Gijae), will hold its “Top Visitor of November” event through November 30, giving prizes to families who frequently visit Seoul-style Kids Cafes in the district. Each cafe will award prizes to the children who rank first, second and third in cumulative visits during November.

A child and Yangcheon District Mayor Lee Gijae take commemorative photos at a Seoul-style Kids Cafe. Photo provided by Yangcheon-gu.

A child and Yangcheon District Mayor Lee Gijae take commemorative photos at a Seoul-style Kids Cafe. Photo provided by Yangcheon-gu.

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The event will run from November 1 to 30 at eight of the district’s 11 Seoul-style Kids Cafes: Sinjeong 7-dong Branch (Galsan Park Children’s Traffic Park), Sinjeong 7-dong Branch 2 (Yangcheon-gu Childcare Town), Sintree Park Branch, Mok 3-dong Branch (Mokdong Kkaebi Market Shared Center), Mok 4-dong Branch (Moksarang Market Shared Center), Omok Park Branch, Sinwol 5-dong Branch (Sinwol 5-dong Community Service Center) and Sinwol 7-dong Branch (Haemaji History Library).


To participate, families must book a Kids Cafe through the Our Neighborhood Kium Portal, scan the QR code at the venue and collect visit stamps on the event website. Each child may use only one account, and only one visit per day will count. Children ages 0 to 9 and their guardians are eligible. As age limits and operating hours vary by location, visitors are advised to check the portal or contact the Yangcheon-gu Childcare Support Center at 02-2646-7790 in advance.


The district organized the event to promote indoor play spaces where children can play regardless of the weather ahead of winter. Yangcheon-gu opened Yangcheon-gu Childcare Town, an integrated childcare facility, in 2025 and added three Seoul-style Kids Cafes in 2026. This year, the cafes have welcomed approximately 97,000 visitors. The Gangwol Children's Park Branch is scheduled to open in the first half of 2027.



“I hope this event gives families the chance to visit Kids Cafes they haven’t been to before, enjoy a variety of activities and make special memories,” District Mayor Lee Gijae said. “We will continue to create diverse play spaces suited to children and build a childcare environment that the whole family can enjoy together.”

Provided by Yangcheon-gu.

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