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10th anniversary of 'Incheon Open Port Cultural Heritage Night' draws record 250,000 people: "Emerging as a world-class festival"
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- Jung-gu, Incheon, announced on the 22nd that about 160,000 people attended the second round of the '2025 Incheon Open Port Cultural Heritage Night,' held on September 20-21.
- Together with the 90,000 attendees of the first round in June, a total of about 250,000 people took part in this year's 10th-anniversary night event, held across the Gaehangjang Cultural District, setting a record high.
- The next year's night event is scheduled for the second half of 2026 in the Incheon Open Port area, and details can be found on the official website and Instagram.
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