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Busan Metropolitan City Launches Full-Scale Implementation of “15-Minute City Lifestyle Map Service”

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Busan Metropolitan City (Mayor Park Heong-joon) announced that it will officially launch the “15-Minute City Lifestyle Map Service” (www.busan.go.kr/map15min), a visualized map-based service offering information on public, cultural, and sports facilities frequently used by citizens in their daily lives, starting Thursday, August 14.

This service is part of the “15-Minute City” policy, which aims to ensure that residents can meet their basic daily needs within a 15-minute living radius. It has been developed to improve citizens’ sense of convenience and strengthen accessibility to facilities.

The “15-Minute City Lifestyle Map” offers information on 1,665 lifestyle-related facilities across 10 categories: ▲children’s facilities ▲libraries ▲educational facilities ▲cultural facilities ▲parks ▲sports facilities ▲spaces for youth and young adults ▲spaces for the 50+ generation ▲health facilities.

Through integration with “Kakao Map,” users can easily check facility names, locations, and operating information at a glance. The platform also provides keyword search and category selection functions, allowing users to quickly find the information they need.

The service can be accessed without any login through the “Participation” menu on the Busan Metropolitan City 15-Minute City website (www.busan.go.kr/15minute) or directly via its dedicated page (www.busan.go.kr/map15min).

With responsive web technology applied, the service provides optimized viewing on a variety of devices, including smartphones, tablets, and PCs.

The city plans to continuously update and refine facility information, incorporate newly established facilities that reflect citizen needs, and hold online events to promote service utilization.

Mayor Park Heong-joon said, “This ‘15-Minute City Lifestyle Map Service’ goes beyond simple location guidance by providing comprehensive access to facility information closely tied to citizens’ everyday lives. It will serve as an opportunity to deepen public engagement with the ‘15-Minute City’ policy. We will continue to improve the service so that citizens can access the information they need easily and conveniently.”