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A Warm Winter Day at the Dream Sharing Center

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On a cold winter Saturday, while the chilly wind blew fiercely outside, the Dream Sharing Center in Namhae was warm like spring.

The cheerful laughter of children, the affectionate gazes of parents, and families holding hands filled the space with warmth.

The winter vacation promotional program ‘Gagahoho Namhae,’ organized by the Namhae Tourism and Culture Foundation and the Namhae Family Center, took place.

This program was designed to spread the warmth of culture into every household, allowing families to naturally experience cultural arts during the winter vacation.

About 250 local residents participated, and as the activities began, the space quickly filled with the chatter of children.

Initially hesitant, the children soon engaged with focused eyes, while their parents watched proudly, sharing smiles and conversations.

That day was more than just an ‘experience program’; it was a moment for families to create memories together.

Even in the cold season, the warmth of family and the power of culture came together to create a memorable day.

Come and experience that precious moment with us ❤️

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