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This location served as the church scene with the baby box in the 2022 film , marking the starting point of the story and presenting a sufficiently impressive setting. In the film, it was named 'Busan Family Church.' It showcases the hilly terrain characteristic of Busan and features an exterior with over 40 years of history, which complements the movie's atmosphere well. Walking down the road, you can see the mural featured in the film, the charming neighborhood scenery, and the bus stop and public phone booth at Jeonpo Samgeori, another filming location for the movie.

The movie - A meaningful place with a baby box It is the location where the church scene with the baby box was filmed, and is impressive enough to be the starting point of the story. The name in the play was Busan Family Church. It shows the hilly terrain of Busan well, and the exterior with more than 40 years of history matches the mood of the movie. If you walk down the road, you can see the murals that appeared in the film and the friendly townscape.

Seomyeon 1st Street in Busan, Busanjin-gu is an 8-meter-wide, 330-meter-long section known as the busiest street in Seomyeon and famous as an art street. Centered around a large signboard marking Seomyeon 1st Street, it is densely packed with pubs and cafes. The atmosphere here is very lively with pubs illuminated by colorful neon signs and a street full of food alleys. The street is lined with youthful cafes, hop houses, and inexpensive yet delicious restaurants, constantly attracting young visitors. There are also many leisure facilities such as cinemas, performance halls, and game centers. In spring and autumn, special stages are set up for festivals featuring various performances popular with young people, making it a hotspot full of youthful energy. On weekends, amateur street bands, portrait drawing, theater, and other cultural events of various genres take place, drawing many domestic and international tourists.

The movie - The bus stop where IU was standing In the trailer, the bus stop where singer and actress IU stood with a depressed look is the Jeonpo Samgeori bus stop. Right in front of the bus stop, there are two public phone booths where she used to call the police. Red bricks, faded murals, slanted electric poles, and narrow sidewalks make it a photo spot as it is undecorated.

The bus stop where singer and actress IU stood looking gloomy in the trailer for the movie is the Jeonpo Samgeori bus stop. Right next to it are two public phone booths where she was making a report call to the police. Currently, only one public phone booth is installed. The red brick walls, faded murals, tilted utility poles, and narrow sidewalks remain in their unadorned state, evoking the look of Busan in the 1990s. This spot is popular among movie fans as a photo spot to take pictures like the movie’s protagonist. Nearby is the Jeonpo cafe street, which is recommended to visit as part of a linked tour.

Sangsangmadang, operated as part of KT&G's social contribution activities, is a leading cultural and artistic space in Korea that generously supports everyone to enjoy culture and arts in daily life. It supports artists from various fields and fosters a space for sharing and exchanging culture, freely sharing countless ideas and inspirations. Opened in September 2020, KT&G Sangsangmadang Busan is a cultural and artistic space with 5 basement floors and 13 floors above ground. From basement level 1 to 5, themed 'PLAY,' it houses a dance studio, cafe, design square, performance hall, and gallery. The 5th and 6th floors, themed 'CO–WORK,' offer creative spaces for solo creators and youth startup support spaces for startup companies in the Busan area. Floors 7 through 13, themed 'REFRESH,' include lodging facilities, a cinema, and a rooftop, allowing all visitors to enjoy culture and relaxation together.