BTS Jimin’s father is closing his cult-favourite Busan café — and ARMY has 365 days left to visit
SEOUL, Nov 3 — BTS fans hoping to tick off one of Busan’s most popular ARMY pilgrimage spots have just one y...
SEOUL, November 3 — BTS member Jimin's father has announced plans to close his cult-favorite Busan café, ZM-illennial, giving ARMY just one year to visit the popular pilgrimage site. The nostalgic venue, filled with BTS memorabilia and gifts, will close its doors in 2027 after years of attracting fans from around the world. The decision was revealed in an Instagram post on November 1, accompanied by a 365-day countdown to the café's closure.
The post expressed gratitude for the unwavering support and kindness shown by fans over the years, urging them to cherish the remaining time together. ZM-illennial, operated by Jimin's father, has become an essential stop for ARMY travelers to Busan, the hometown of both Jimin and fellow BTS member Jungkook. The café, which transformed from Magnate in 2019 to its current name, has become a cherished destination on fan itineraries, offering a personal connection to the singer and a chance to mingle with his father during visits.
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