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Non-verbal show Nanta's theater will close due to lack of Chinese tourists
Culture
Oct 10, 2017
Popular non-verbal show “Nanta” will close one of its exclusive theaters in central Seoul as the number of Chinese tour groups, its main customers, plummeted due to a diplomatic feud between Seoul and Beijing over a US anti-missile system, its production company said Tuesday.PMC Production said it will close the Chungjeongno theater, one of four “Nanta” theaters in the country, at the end of this year.The theater has been heavily used by Chinese tour groups. (PMC Production)“We‘ve notified the b
Gender is new battleground in culture wars
Culture
Oct 9, 2017
PARIS (AFP) - With a wave of films, television series and art shows championing “gender fluidity” -- and catwalks awash with “gender neutral” models and clothes -- the old dividing line between the sexes is being increasingly called into question.But as the blurring of boundaries has gone from the margins to being a progressive cause, the political temperature of the debate has risen sharply.Gender fluidity has become a hot-button issue in the culture wars between liberals and conservatives, oft
‘Aegyo,’ ‘maknae’: How Korean words make up the unique vocabulary of K-pop fans
Culture
Oct 9, 2017
Words that are created to reflect on specific cultural facets not easily translated
Events held to celebrate 571st Hangeul Day
Culture
Oct 9, 2017
'Hangeul Cultural Festival 2017' features exhibitions, performances and contests
LA to host 44th Hallyu festival
Culture
Oct 9, 2017
The 44th LA Korean Festival is set to take place from Thursday through Sunday at the Seoul International Park in Los Angeles, California. The yearly free festival celebrates the ‘Korean wave’ known as Hallyu. The organizing Los Angeles Korean Festival Foundation emphasized that the event not only showcases Korean culture but also provides an arena for various cultures within LA to come together. Over 300,000 people are anticipated to come to this year’s event. During the four days, the visitors
[Photo News] Koreans return home as 10-day holiday comes to a close
Travel
Oct 9, 2017
Putting behind the 10-day holiday, South Koreans are flocking back to the capital city of Seoul on Monday from their respite at provincial hometowns and overseas vacation spots. The extended holiday, which started on Sept. 30, is set to end on Monday. Workers and students return to workplaces and schools on Tuesday.Seoul Station and Yongsan Station, the main train stations linking the capital city with local areas, are busy with foot traffic of people returning to Seoul, Monday.A record number o
Korean rappers MCing in mother tongue
Culture
Oct 8, 2017
From Jay-Z and Eminem to Kendrick Lamar, the biggest names in hip-hop rap in English – naturally, given that the genre was born in the US. And as most Korean rappers cite American influence, their style inevitably reflects this, with a lot of their lyrics either being in English or using English words. But a few are resisting the temptation, writing rhymes exclusively in Korean.“If hip-hop music starts from wanting to express oneself as he or she is, I thought it was only natural that a Korean w
Sex, edgy content sells in 1-person online media
Culture
Oct 6, 2017
Unregulated content in internet broadcasting grabs viewers, but some stray into criminal territory
Gender is new battleground in culture wars
Culture
Oct 6, 2017
With a wave of films, television series and art shows championing "gender fluidity" -- and catwalks awash with "gender neutral" models and clothes -- the old dividing line between the sexes is being increasingly called into question.But as the blurring of boundaries has gone from the margins to being a progressive cause, the political temperature of the debate has risen sharply.Gender fluidity has become a hot-button issue in the culture wars between liberals and conservatives, often reduced to
Demand surges for Nobel winner's works in native Japan: publisher
Culture
Oct 6, 2017
The Japanese publisher of Nagasaki-born Kazuo Ishiguro said Friday it would republish eight of the British author's books in translation, reporting "a huge number of orders" after he won the Nobel Literature Prize.Ishiguro left Japan when he was five and moved to Britain, only returning to visit his native land as an adult three decades later.Japan had been pinning its hopes on its best-known novelist Haruki Murakami to win the Nobel Prize but eagerly claimed a link to the British winner with J
K-pop agencies move beyond music
Culture
Oct 5, 2017
Listening to K-pop through digital media is no longer enough for many K-pop fans, as they are now demanding contact, either direct or indirect, with the stars in real life. Catering to those needs, major Korean agencies have been establishing multimedia complexes where fans can indulge in K-pop in ways other than music. G-Dragon appears on a promotion video of Jeju Shinhwa Wolrd (Jeju Shinhwa World)At the forefront of this new K-pop business is YG Entertainment, which is preparing to launch a t
History reimagined at Deoksugung Palace
Arts&Design
Oct 2, 2017
Long Chuseok holiday a perfect time to explore artists’ interpretation of history
Seoul palaces fall short of translators
Travel
Oct 2, 2017
Historic palaces in Seoul, one of the core tourism sites in the capital city, are seriously lacking in the number of staff in charge of interpretation. Only 12 staff were able to offer foreign language services at Gyeongbokgung, where more than 2.8 million tourists visited in 2016, Cultural Heritage Administration data released Monday indicated. Gyeongbokgung (Yonhap)Changdeokgung, where 532,000 people stopped by in the same year, had 16 staff. Deoksugung and Changgyeonggung, with roughly 278,0
[Herald Interview] Imagining hanbok as everyday wear
Fashion
Sept 29, 2017
Designer Damyeon is concerned about future of traditional dress as hanbok are increasingly sidelined as novelty wear, seen mainly on dramas or in rental shops in exaggerated form
[Weekender] Hop on the subway to delve into K-pop, nature and history
Culture
Sept 29, 2017
With a long Chuseok holiday starting this Saturday, it’s almost certain that roads and highways will be jam-packed with honking cars. Rather than stress out sitting in crawling traffic, there is another option for a getaway: Hop on the subway, roam around Seoul and visit places you’ve never been. For your convenience, The Korea Herald has sorted Seoul attractions that are reachable by subway.K-pop hot spots K-Live (Korea Tourism Organization)For fans of K-pop, there are spots around Seoul where
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