Basanta Kumar Shrestha, chairman of the International Committee for the Study of Songun Politics for Peaceful Reunification of Korea in Nepal, said the dolphinarium is associated with warm loving care of the dear respected Kim Jong Un.

"I was struck with deep admiration at the leadership ability and personality of Kim Jong Un, who has the same noble outlook on the people as that of President Kim Il Sung and leader Kim Jong Il, who dedicated themselves to the work for greater happiness of the people," he added.

Javed Ahmed Ansari, secretary general of the Society for the Study of Self-Reliance of Pakistan, said a lot of people are visiting the dolphinarium, adding that the Korean people are leading a cultural and emotional life in the recreation grounds built by the state.

"I witnessed the happiest people," he noted.

Ts. Amarbayasgalang, member of the Mongolian Mt. Paektu Association for Independent Development, said that it was impressive that dolphins surfaced and touched balls to the tune of music.

"I enjoyed the unforgettable dolphins' presentation together with Korean people," he noted.

Rohekele Andre, vice-chairman of the National Committee for the Study of the Juche idea of Democratic Congo, said: "I visited the pleasure ground for people which exists in socialist Korea only. I was impressed to watch dolphins displaying diverse skills."

Khaji Mohammad Nazrul, member of the Bangladesh Institute of the Juche Idea, said: "The Rungna Dolphinarium is marvelous, indeed. It is something surprising to raise dolphins in sea water running through a very long pipe.

Staying in the DPRK, I deeply grasped the peerlessly great men's idea of believing in the people as in Heaven.

I wish the Korean people greater happiness and prosperity."