Daewon Media is bringing an original Studio Ghibli exhibition to Jeju Island this summer. Titled 'Studio Ghibli Exhibition in Jeju', the company stated that they selected Jeju Island as the optimal location to recreate the sensibility and philosophy of Studio Ghibli.

This project connects the main exhibition hall with the Kiki's Delivery Service-themed Koriko Cafe and the Dotori Forest shop, which sells official Studio Ghibli merchandise. The exhibition is designed to allow visitors to naturally continue their experience and immerse themselves in the Ghibli worldview even after viewing the exhibits. A key feature of this project is enabling visitors to enjoy a continuous flow of time and sensory experience within the Jeju landscape after being immersed in the emotions and messages of the works.

'Studio Ghibli Exhibition in Jeju' presents a library of works produced by Studio Ghibli in various exhibition formats. In particular, immersive displays are introduced for some major works. Immersive exhibitions refer to an experiential method where visitors go beyond simply viewing the works, allowing them to experience the world within the films through digital media such as video and sound that fill the space. It is planned as a way for visitors to experience the world of the works by multi-layering sensory elements representative of Studio Ghibli, such as worldviews, symbolic spaces, characters, objects, music, and videos.

Koriko Cafe serves as a space to extend the lingering impression of the exhibition, capturing the everyday sensibility of Ghibli films and the sentiment of relaxation felt at a travel destination. Dotori Forest sells official Ghibli character goods and various art products.

Daewon Media Executive Director Kim Ki-nam stated, "We prepared this special exhibition with the goal of creating a new landmark on Jeju Island, which is visited by many domestic and international tourists every year." He added that they would do their utmost to capture the attention of tourists through a complex experience connecting the exhibition, Koriko Cafe, and Dotori Forest, and further develop it into a representative landmark of Korea.

Daewon Media CEO Jung Dong-hoon said, "As our 50th anniversary approaches, Daewon Media is currently preparing or promoting various mid-to-long-term projects, and I am pleased to unveil this special exhibition, which we proudly consider the first and finest in Korea, as our first step." He further stated, "This project is not just a one-time exhibition, but is planned to establish itself as a complex cultural space where a Ghibli worldview continues in Jeju. We will continue to strive to present unprecedented, completely new, and special content together with Studio Ghibli."