Guro-gu Holds Opening Ceremony for 'Chinguro' and 'Gongbubang' in Guro 5-dong

Study Cafe-Style Reading Rooms and Laptop Zone·Study Rooms on 1st and 2nd Floors
Basement 1st Floor Book Cafe, Life Photo Booth, Game Room... Diverse Rest Spaces Combining Play

On the 13th, Guro-gu held an opening ceremony for 'Chinguro' and the 'Study Room.'

About 50 people attended the ceremony, including Moon Heon-il, the mayor of Guro-gu, members of the National Assembly, city councilors, the chairman of the Guro-gu Council, and officials from youth facilities and schools. Key figures, including Mayor Moon, commemorated the opening by cutting a ribbon.

The district remodeled the aging Guro 5-dong youth study room into a youth-exclusive facility tailored to the needs of young people, as well as a study room accessible to all ages.

The facility spans a total area of 155 pyeong, with one basement floor and two above-ground floors, equipped with both study and relaxation spaces.

The first and second floors above ground feature a caf?-style reading room, study rooms, and a laptop zone, creating a comfortable learning atmosphere.

The basement level 1 was named 'Chinguro,' a youth entrance zone designed as a healing space where young people can relieve stress and relax freely. Youth can enjoy various amenities such as a book caf? stocked with books, a photo booth called Insaengnecut for taking sticker photos, and a game room with PlayStation and Nintendo games.

A Guro-gu official stated, “We hope that youths will nurture their dreams and enjoy their time at Chinguro and the study room in Guro 5-dong.”

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