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BTS Jimin’s father to close his Busan cafe after years as beloved fan landmark

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“BTS Jimin’s father to close his Busan cafe after years as beloved fan landmark”

For seven years, a converted factory in Busan's Nam-gu district has been a coffee shop with a second job: a proud father's shrine to his famous son, and a must-stop for BTS fans from around the world. Now it has an end date. ZM-illennial, the cafe run by Park Hyun-soo, father of BTS member Jimin , will close in one year. The cafe began the countdown in a November 1 Instagram post that opened with the line, "Starting from today, ZM-illennial has 365 days left with you." It gave no reason for the…

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