Community Revitalization Expected Through Hands-On Learning
First Class of 'Seohasweetbukeok' Launches in Seoha-myeon

In Seoha-myeon, Hamyang County, South Gyeongsang Province, the resident-participation baking program 'Seohasweetbukeok' has launched its first class, bringing new vitality to the local community.


On the afternoon of April 22, the first baking class of 'Cafe Dessert & Home Baking: Seohasweetbukeok' was held at the Ujeon Village Shelter in Seoha-myeon, filling the village with the rich and sweet aroma of freshly baked bread.


This program is part of Hamyang County’s 2026 Capacity Building Project for Local Governments, focusing on revitalizing key facilities. Operated by the Hamyang County Village Making Support Center, the program runs a total of 10 sessions from April, with 15 residents from six villages including Songgye and Ujeon participating in the baking course.


<Photo by Hamyang County> Seoha-myeon 'Seoha Sweet Kitchen' First Class in Progress Site

Seoha-myeon 'Seoha Sweet Kitchen' First Class in Progress Site

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During the session, under the guidance of a professional instructor, participants learned basic baking theory and engaged in hands-on practice, experiencing the joy of learning by making bread themselves.


The participating residents shared, "It is meaningful to learn baking, which we have always been interested in, right here in our community," and added, "Programs like this are essential in rural areas where professional training opportunities are limited."


Kim Youngmi, the head of Seoha-myeon, and Kim Sungmin, the head of the support center, who visited the venue, stated, "We hope this program will not only strengthen residents’ capabilities but also lead to the development of local specialty foods," adding, "We will continue to promote local revitalization through various programs utilizing key facilities."



Meanwhile, the Ujeon Village Shelter, established as part of the Bongjeon Village District Project, serves as a multipurpose space for education and gatherings, and is expected to be used as a place for resident communication as well as interaction with visitors to Seoha-myeon in the future.


This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.

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