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Jongno-gu Runs Most 'Yeogijeogi Kids Cafe' in Seoul, Turning Into Special Playgrounds Every Weekend
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- Jongno-gu is running the children's experiential play program 'Yeogijeogi Kids Cafe' at three locations every weekend through November 23.
- Jongno-gu is in charge of the most locations among Seoul's 18 total, namely three: Seoul Museum of Art Archive, Seoul Museum of Craft Art, and Seoul Maedong Elementary School.
- The program is for children aged 4 to 9, costs 5,000 won per person, and requires advance registration through 'Uridongne Kium Portal'.
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