[UCC] The Seoul Environmental Federation announces the creation of a 'Jin Forest' in Hangang park
As was said before, fans of Jin are following in the footsteps of their idol. On November 16, the Seoul Environmental Federation announced,"
To celebrate Jin's birthday, we planted 10 horse chestnut trees near the event plaza of Hangang Park in Yeouido with about 500 Jin's fans." The trees there also have plaques with Jin's solo songs! There's a QR code, so anyone could enjoy listening to them.Korean fans of Jin have been organizing the project for a long time. They made a 'Jin forest road' with 4 benches on it. A donation to the Seoul Environmental Federation was made as well. Now everyone can enjoy the beautiful look from a nearby bench.
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