It represents (Gold, Chinese character)

This mark symbolizes the Sun

while as represents the meandering Nakdonggang River and golden waves of Gimhae Plain. The semi-circle at the bottom shows the rolling wave of southern sea.

It also represents the bright shape of a sprouting plant on earth.

Gingko is one of the oldest type of trees in the world

The stature of the Gingko represents prosperity

The eternal progress of our city displays our history and freedom

Ume is one of the four gracious plants

The ume bud in spring symbolizes the strong nature and traits of Gimhae's residents

The elegance of this flower symbolizes our garden city

Magpies are birds related to the crows, and they inhabit all parts of Korea.

In Korea, a magpie at the gate or roof of a house is believed to be an omen for a long-awaited visitor. These folk birds can easily be found in Gimhae.

The mascot of Gimhae city is an innocent lad called 'Turtle Boy', a mythical figure who wore a turtle shell on his back at the glorious times of the Garak Kingdom.