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A Special Healing Space in the Heart of Busan

Garden spaces where one can enjoy nature amidst the daily life of Busan are gradually increasing.
Busan City has officially designated 'Ocho Ryang Garden' in Dong-gu, Choryang-dong, and 'Everyone's Garden' in Geumjeong-gu, Bogeok-dong as private gardens No. 2 and No. 3 respectively.
After F1963 Garden, a complex cultural space, was registered as the first private garden in December 2024, the trend of spreading garden culture is becoming more active.
The 'Ocho Ryang Garden' Embracing 100 Years of History

Located in Choryang-dong, Dong-gu, Busan, the Ocho Ryang Garden is a complex cultural space newly remodeled from a 100-year-old Japanese wooden house. The name of this place has been specially interpreted by adding the exclamation "O!" to the word 'Choryang.' With a tranquil atmosphere and emotional landscaping harmoniously combined, it is an attractive place that offers healing to visitors all year round.
The garden covers an area of 907.14㎡, featuring various themed gardens and facilities. Operated by the Ilmyeok Cultural Foundation, diverse cultural content such as exhibitions, concerts, and humanities lectures are actively conducted. Thanks to its proximity to Busan Station, it has established itself as an ideal space for those looking for a brief respite in the city.
In particular, the charming vintage appeal of the 1925-built Japanese-style house and the naturally arranged trees harmonize to evoke a sense of time travel to the past. This special space, where history and modern sensibility harmoniously coexist, is attracting attention as a new cultural healing destination in Busan.
The Hot Spring 'Everyone's Garden' Where Coffee Meets the Garden

'Everyone's Garden' at the main branch of Momos Coffee located in Bogeok-dong has recently been registered as the third private garden. This garden boasts an area of 681.35㎡ and has the unique charm of a space designed with the garden concept in mind before the architecture.
The name 'Everyone's Garden' embodies the philosophy of coexistence, indicating "a space where everyone can relax comfortably." It is divided into two themed zones: a bamboo garden and a main garden, and features a café where visitors can enjoy coffee and a resting area, designed as an open space accessible to both local residents and tourists.
Momos Coffee started in 2007 as a modest takeout café and has now established itself as a leading specialty coffee brand in Busan. This garden reflects the brand's symbolism and affection towards the local community, offering a space that changes its appearance with the seasons and provides small moments of relaxation with a cup of coffee.
What Does Busan's Expansion Policy for Private Gardens Mean?

Private gardens are spaces designed and operated by individuals or businesses, distinguished from public gardens as open green spaces for citizens. These private gardens serve as an important model contributing to the spread of garden culture. Busan City is currently enhancing support for private gardens to broaden the base of garden culture in the city and secure abundant green space.
The recently designated two gardens are spaces where culture, nature, and daily life harmonize, contributing to the quality of life for citizens, while also holding value as regional tourist attractions.
Busan City plans to continue its support for a variety of locally-based private gardens in the future. If you want to experience the charm of gardens that offer tranquil contemplation amid the hustle of the city, it’s recommended to visit Ocho Ryang Garden near Busan Station or Everyone's Garden near Oncheoncheon this weekend.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q. What kind of space is Ocho Ryang Garden and what attractions does it have?
Ocho Ryang Garden is a complex cultural space remodeled from a 100-year-old Japanese wooden house, offering healing and cultural experiences.
Ocho Ryang Garden, located in Choryang-dong, Dong-gu, Busan, is a complex cultural space remodeled from a Japanese-style house built in 1925. The garden, covering 907.14㎡, features various themed gardens and facilities, harmonizing tranquil emotional landscaping and vintage architectural beauty. This space hosts diverse cultural events such as exhibitions, concerts, and humanities lectures, making it a beloved healing place in the city. Its excellent accessibility due to its proximity to Busan Station makes it an ideal spot for those looking for a brief respite in the bustling city.
Q. What features does Everyone's Garden have?
Everyone's Garden is a space where coffee and gardens harmonize, intending to be a comfortable place for everyone to relax.
Everyone's Garden, located in Geumjeong-gu, Bogeok-dong, covers an area of 681.35㎡ and is a uniquely harmonious space where landscaping and architecture blend. Linked with the main store of Momos Coffee, it features a café and relaxation space, divided into two themed zones: a bamboo garden and a main garden. True to its name, 'Everyone's Garden' aims to be an open and comfortable place for everyone. It reflects the history of Momos Coffee, a leading specialty coffee brand in Busan, and its love for the local community, providing a space that offers relaxation throughout the seasons.
Q. Why is Busan City promoting the expansion policy for private gardens?
Busan City is supporting the expansion of private gardens to improve the quality of life for citizens and to proliferate garden culture.
Private gardens are green spaces open to citizens designed and operated by individuals or businesses, distinguishing them from public gardens. Busan City has been strengthening support for private gardens with the aim of increasing green spaces in the urban environment and widely disseminating garden culture. The recently designated Ocho Ryang Garden and Everyone's Garden serve as spaces where culture, nature, and daily life blend together, functioning as local tourist attractions and citizen healing spaces. In the future, Busan City plans to continue providing support to promote the establishment of various private gardens, aiming to offer leisurely spaces within the city.