Entrance
- Exit 1 : Ward hall of Yongsan-gu
- Exit 2 : Yongsan Family Park, Seobinggo-dong, National Museum of Korea - In case of overcrowding, use exit 1 instead.
- Exit 3 : Dongjak Bridge
- Exit 3-1 : Ichon 1-dong, Sinyongsan Elementary School
- Exit 4 : Townoffice of Ichon 1 dong, Jungkyung High School, Police office concerning Ichon 1 dong
- Exit 5 : Yongsan tax office.
| Preceding station | Seoul Metropolitan Subway | Following station | ||
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| Sinyongsan toward Danggogae | Line 4 | Dongjak toward Oido | ||
| Yongsan Terminus | Jungang Line | Seobinggo toward Yongmun |
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Coordinates: 37°31′21″N 126°58′23″E / 37.52254°N 126.97316°E / 37.52254; 126.97316
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