"Chimnyugak," which means "using flowing water as a pillow," was originally located near the current Presidential Residence but was moved to its current location in 1989 when the residence was rebuilt.

The structure resembles traditional Korean houses from the early 1900s, with an external shape similar to the number eight or the character "八." The left side of the interior features a two-room open porch, while the right has a three-room space with a raised wooden-floored area in front. It was also designated as a tangible cultural property of Seoul in December 1997 and has since been managed accordingly.

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