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Busan Metropolitan City to Host “Run Busan Lucky Mission Run,” Combining Running, Games, and Exciting Challenges!

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Busan Metropolitan City (Mayor Chun Jae-soo) announced that it will host the “Run Busan Lucky Mission Run” at 10:00 a.m. on October 18 in the area surrounding the artificial waterfall near Dongnae Station in Oncheoncheon Citizens Park. The event will combine running with lucky draws, games, and interactive missions.

The event is an interactive running program in which participants will complete a course of approximately 5 kilometers along Oncheoncheon Stream, drawing missions and carrying out assigned challenges along the way.

Unlike conventional running events focused on race times and competition, the program is designed to allow participants to run at their own pace and experience the enjoyment of running as part of everyday life.

As they make their way along the course, participants will visit designated lucky-draw zones, discover their assigned missions, and take on various challenges.

One of the highlights will be the “Find the Chameleon” mission, inspired by a popular game. Participants will search for chameleons hidden at various points along the running course, adding an element of discovery and excitement beyond running itself.

A variety of accompanying activities will also be held at the event venue, offering opportunities for both runners and other residents to join in the festivities.

These will include a “Running Fashion King Contest,” where participants can showcase their distinctive running outfits; a “Runner Photography Exhibition,” featuring images capturing runners in various moments; and a “Message Wall and Photo Zones,” where participants can leave messages of encouragement and preserve memories of the event.

Through these activities, the city aims to create a festive atmosphere that goes beyond a conventional running event, encouraging participants to connect with one another, share memorable experiences, and enjoy running culture together.

Participation is free and open to all residents. Registration will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis for up to 500 participants through the Run Busan website (runbusanrun.com).

Further information about the event and registration procedures is available on the website (runbusanrun.com).

Busan Metropolitan City plans to continue introducing programs that reflect the diverse running interests of its residents, expand participation in recreational sports, and develop “Run Busan” into a signature running initiative representing the city.

Mayor Chun Jae-soo said, “As more residents take up running, there is growing demand for opportunities that go beyond race times and competition, allowing people to enjoy running together and experience something different.”

“I hope participants will discover a new kind of running experience at the Lucky Mission Run, enjoying the autumn scenery along Oncheoncheon Stream while taking part in games and completing exciting missions,” he added.

The mayor further stated, “Through Run Busan, we will continue to expand opportunities for residents to run together, have fun, and create new memories in different parts of Busan.”