Judging from the name of the building, one can guess what's inside.
I took Freya there as one of her kindergarten's weekend activities.
Lots of parents were already there and we got to sign up first to get our name tag and snacks.^^
The first huge replica of 119 Rescue Team helicopter. It looks like a real one: hovering above us.
4 stories up and 2 stories below: I guess. This complex would dazzle the kids and their parents as well.
First: kids learned about fire extinguisher and how it works.
Then, they were able to experience about the real usage of it.
With real water, instead of usually used powder, they sprayed the water onto the fire on the simulation screen.
What an exciting learning time for them
Then, they got a simulator where they could visualize themselves to be the rescue team that saves the day.^^
Ready to go for the next simulation. Freya was busy reading the pamphlet.
Other kids were, too.
Now, we came to the earthquake simulation room.
We learned how to dodge falling stuffs and how to save ourselves during an earthquake.
Tornado simulation room. We could feel the gust of rushing wind right in front of us.
Before entering the room full of smokes to give us a simulation of what it feels like being exposed to the room(s) full of smokes and how to get ourselves out of there.
A scene of mothers clung to the poles while saving their kids during the tornado or typhoon.
This has been Freya's day at Seoul Community's Safety Experience Center located at Children Grand Park.
