Jindo County has officially launched the operation of the Shin-gi Vitality Center, a multi-purpose space for residents and visitors, following the completion of the Shin-gi Port Coastal Revitalization 300 project.
The project, which cost a total of 8.784 billion won, was completed to enhance community engagement and boost tourism in the region, the county announced on July 30.
A community event was held recently at the Shin-gi Vitality Center, attended by Jindo County Mayor Lee Jae-gak, local residents, and officials. Attendees toured the newly established facility and discussed future operational directions and usage plans.
The Shin-gi Vitality Center features a first floor with a restaurant and a space for selling local specialties, while the second floor serves as a multi-purpose area for community meetings, educational programs, and various community activities.
The county plans to use the revenue generated from the center's operations to maintain and manage the facility, establishing a self-sustaining operational foundation.
Additionally, Jindo County aims to expand community engagement programs and various cultural and experiential activities centered around the Shin-gi Vitality Center to invigorate the fishing village and establish a sustainable operational system.
The Shin-gi Port Coastal Revitalization 300 project is a government initiative aimed at renovating aging port facilities and improving living conditions in fishing villages.
This project has led to the establishment of the Shin-gi Vitality Center, coastal walking paths, and community sea gardens, enhancing convenience for residents and strengthening the tourism infrastructure.
Mayor Lee Jae-gak expressed hope that the Shin-gi Vitality Center will become a central space for community communication and activities, as well as a new hub for tourists. He added, "We will continue to pursue various projects aimed at improving living conditions in fishing villages and revitalizing the local economy."
Meanwhile, Jindo County plans to focus on sustainable development and economic revitalization in fishing villages by expanding living social infrastructure, improving port environments, and utilizing local specialized resources based on the Coastal Revitalization 300 project.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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