Show Golf, Kimchi Sharing Event in Kagoshima, Japan

1st Anniversary of Acquiring Satsuma Golf & Oncheon Resort
220 Servings of Kimchi Donated to Local Schools and Welfare Facilities

The integrated golf platform ‘SHWOGOLF’ held a kimchi sharing event to celebrate the 1st anniversary of acquiring Japan’s Satsuma Golf & Onsen Resort.

Employees from Satsuma Resort in Korea and local staff in Japan gathered to make kimchi using napa cabbage and radishes grown at a high school in the Satsuma area. Approximately 220 servings of kimchi were delivered to schools and welfare facilities near Satsuma.

Satsuma Resort is the largest Japanese golf resort acquired by a domestic company. It sits on a 1.25 million square meter site, equivalent to about 195 soccer fields, and features a variety of sports complex facilities including a golf course, resort, and tennis courts. It also has a 100% natural open-air hot spring, considered one of Japan’s top three onsens, attracting many Japanese visitors seeking healing. It is also one of the most popular facilities among Korean members.

Located south of Jeju Island, Satsuma Resort has about 70 rooms. It boasts an 18-hole championship course built to international standard specifications. Satsuma Resort maintains temperatures about 10 to 15 degrees Celsius higher than Korea, offering weather similar to Korea’s autumn even in winter. It takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes from Incheon Airport to Kagoshima Airport. Satsuma Resort recorded a growth rate of 116.8% compared to the previous year, ranking first in growth among approximately 190 golf courses in the Kyushu region.

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