National Busan Science Museum Holds 'Pilyochungjeonso' Collaborative Event with Dongwon Group

Published 14 Jul.2025 09:01(KST)

Updated 30 Jul.2025 16:56(KST)

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Highlighting the Role of a Comprehensive Science Culture Space in Meeting the Needs of Future Generations
Hands-on Event Linked to the Special Exhibition 'Science Kitchen' Receives Positive Response from Visitors

The National Busan Science Museum (Director Song Samjong) held a collaborative event with Dongwon Group, titled 'Pilyochungjeonso', on July 12 in the museum's central hall and Kim Jinjae Hall.

National Busan Science Museum-Dongwon Group Collaborative Event 'Pilyochungjeonso'.

This event was planned as a partnership project between corporations and institutions to promote the spread of scientific culture. It aimed to provide children, the protagonists of the future, with the experience of discovering and fulfilling what is 'needed' in the world through science.

The event featured a variety of hands-on activities, including the 'Pilyogirok Zone', where participants could respond to the needs of the world with their own dreams; the 'Charging Photo Studio', which encouraged inquisitive children; and the 'Message Hunt' within the special exhibition 'Science Kitchen'. Over 2,000 visitors participated in the event throughout the day, receiving an enthusiastic response.

Post-event reviews, along with stories about those who respond to the curiosity of future generations with science culture content, will be released as videos on the YouTube channels of both Dongwon Group and the National Busan Science Museum.

One child who participated in the event shared, "It was fascinating and fun to think about what the world needs while at the science museum."

Yang Kisung, Head of Administration at the National Busan Science Museum, commented, "It was a meaningful event where we could reflect on and empathize with the reasons why children need scientific culture." He added, "We will continue to expand cooperation with corporations, academia, and research institutes to fulfill our role as a comprehensive science culture space for future generations."