Paju Jangdan Soybean Festival Achieves 3.2 Billion Won in Sales... Concludes Successfully with Strong Visitor Response

Demonstrating the Competitiveness of Paju Agriculture

Paju City in Gyeonggi Province announced on the 25th that the 29th Paju Jangdan Soybean Festival, held on the 21st, clearly demonstrated the competitiveness of Paju agriculture and concluded successfully with total sales of approximately 3.2 billion won.

The 29th Paju Jangdan Bean Festival held on the 21st clearly demonstrated the competitiveness of Paju agriculture and successfully concluded with total sales of approximately 3.2 billion won. Provided by Paju City

This year’s festival, held under the theme “Clean Paju, In Harmony with Jangdan Beans,” was recognized as an agricultural, cultural, and artistic event that promoted the excellence of local agricultural products and established itself as a participatory festival where visitors could engage and enjoy.

The festival featured a variety of visitor-centered programs focused on Jangdan beans, including outdoor plays, street performances, a citizen-participation singing contest, and a youth “Random Play Dance.” Visitors enjoyed diverse activities such as purchasing freshly harvested agricultural products and Jangdan bean processed goods, learning about agricultural culture at the Jangdan Bean Exhibition Hall, and participating in hands-on programs like bean popping, bean threshing, and Little Meju Making, which were met with an enthusiastic response.

In particular, a range of convenient services such as free delivery, half-price parcel shipping, and shopping cart rentals were provided, allowing visitors to enjoy the festival freely without worrying about carrying their purchases.

Citizens are participating in a Little Meju Making Experience event at the 29th Paju Jangdan Soybean Festival held on the 21st. Provided by Paju City

Kim Kyoungil, Mayor of Paju, stated, “The Jangdan Soybean Festival is a venue for promoting and selling local specialty products, as well as an event to share the value of agriculture and the vitality of rural communities. We ask for your continued interest and visits to next year’s 30th anniversary Jangdan Soybean Festival.”

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