Saturday, November 14, 2026

Children's Drawing Contest at Experiential Baseball Gear Store 'GROUND K' in Busan Draws Attention

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2026-11-14 14:49:04
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2026-11-14 15:51:07
GROUND K, the country’s largest experiential baseball specialty complex store, located in Deokcheon-dong, Busan, is holding an exhibition of entries from its children’s drawing contest on the theme of “Baseball and Busan” from the 14th to the 22nd at Gallery UP on the first basement level of the building next to the store. Provided by GROUND K.

[Financial News] GROUND K, the country’s largest experiential baseball specialty complex store, located in Deokcheon-dong, Busan, said it held a children’s drawing contest on the theme of “Baseball and Busan” and will display the works from the 14th through the 22nd.
The contest gave children the freedom to express their own thoughts and experiences of baseball and Busan through drawings.
The contest took on added meaning by having children reinterpret baseball, Busan’s signature sport, along with the area’s diverse landscapes and culture from their perspective.

The initiative reflects a goal of making GROUND K more than just a place to buy baseball equipment—a space where visitors can enjoy a range of experiences and cultural activities centered on baseball.
The participating children are drawing attention with works that showcase their individual styles, ranging from memories at the ballpark and favorite baseball players and game scenes to imagined stories combining Busan’s scenery with baseball.
During the exhibition, visitors can view the children’s diverse works at Gallery UP, on the first basement level of the building next to the store (B1, Unida Royal, 3 Gichal-ro, Buk-gu, Busan).

A GROUND K representative said, “This drawing contest has special meaning because it lets us see through pictures how children envision baseball and Busan,” adding, “We plan to continue offering a variety of cultural programs that bring generations and local communities together to communicate and enjoy themselves, with baseball as a medium.”
Opened in April this year, GROUND K has recently at least doubled in size. With the slogan “Baseball to see, touch and experience firsthand—beyond shopping for baseball equipment,” it aims to be a multifaceted baseball culture space offering a range of baseball experiences, including hands-on activities, custom-made products and education.
 
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