Back in the 1960s the National Museum of Art District was a former American military village. The community was nestled among vibrant green trees, with verdant grass in front of the houses, and the air carried a sense of cleanliness, freshness, and natural grassy aroma, as if home was in the park. While time has brought about changes, but the fond memories of the good times in this place remain intact. On August 28, 2006, this historically significant land was finally put up for public auction, and Treasure Dragon Corp. was deemed as the successful bidder, securing this rare piece of land. Just like fine wine  improves with age, after 121 days and nights of perfecting the architecture blueprint, Pin Gendii is open!