Chongjin is a city located in the northeastern part of North Korea. It serves as the capital of North Hamgyong Province and is an important industrial center. The city is situated near the Sea of Japan, which provides access to maritime trade. Chongjin has a population of approximately 300,000 people and is known for its coal mining and steel production industries. The city features a mix of urban and natural landscapes, with nearby mountains and rivers. Chongjin is also home to several educational institutions and cultural sites, reflecting the region's history and development. Its strategic location makes it a key area for both economic activities and transportation within North Korea.