Jinjo Crew was among the first to explore the newly opened Nodeul Global Art Island Waterfront Cultural Space ahead of its official public opening.

On September 17, members were invited to the 'Nodeul Global Art Island Waterfront Park GINCON Private Preview Day' and visited Nodeul Island. This preview was organized just a day before the official public opening of the Waterfront Cultural Space on September 18.

The newly renovated Waterfront Cultural Space features an ecological garden where visitors can relax while looking out at the Han River and the sunset, alongside a play garden, grass garden, niche garden, and a circular walking path. The members of Jinjo Crew could not hide their surprise as they faced the scenery, which had completely changed from the previous space.

The members walked along the path stretching along the Han River and explored the gardens set up throughout the area, experiencing firsthand the much wider and more pleasant appearance of Nodeul Island. The fact that one can enjoy both nature and leisure right in the heart of the city also drew their attention.

The opening of this Waterfront Cultural Space marks the beginning of the Nodeul Global Art Island development project. In the future, a floating garden and a sky art garden are scheduled to be built in succession, with the entire space transforming toward a target completion date in 2030.