Culture, Sports and Tourism Minister Yoo In-chon visited the mourning altar of singer Kim Min-ki on the 23rd. Photo | News1, ‘Culture, Sports and Tourism Minister Yoo In-chon visited the mourning altar of singer Kim Min-ki on the 23rd.’,
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, ‘On that day, Minister Yoo visited the funeral hall at Seoul National University Hospital and expressed his condolences, saying, “Teacher Kim Min-ki was an artist who represented our times well” and “I feel saddened and sorry that he had to leave the world where he could have done much more for his juniors.’
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, ‘He also said, “Although the theater ‘Hakjeon,’ where the spirit of the deceased resides, may have changed its name to Arko Dream Field Theater, I will strive to nurture Hakjeon well through the Korea Culture and Arts Foundation to continue the will of the deceased.”
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, ‘The small theater ‘Hakjeon,’ operated by Kim Min-ki, closed its doors in March after 33 years of operation due to financial difficulties and his deteriorating health. Later, the Korea Culture and Arts Foundation, a sub-organization of the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, leased and remodeled the closed Hakjeon building, reopening it as ‘Arko Dream Field Theater.’ The new name signifies a space where children’s dreams sprout and grow.’
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, ‘At the funeral hall, former cultural and artistic figures from Hakjeon, along with people from various fields, continue to offer their condolences. On this day, in the afternoon, Justice Party leader Cho Guk also visited the funeral altar. Prior to this, singers Lee Eun-mi, Jang Ki-ha, Park Hak-ki, Yoon Sang, Ali and actors Moon Sung-keun, Kang Shin-il, Lee Byung-joon, and others visited the funeral altar to express their condolences.’
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