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Technology brings art closer to life
Culture
Jul 11, 2017
National Museum of Korea, Google collaborate for interactive pop-up museum
Theater festival to liven up kids’ summer
Expat Living
Jul 11, 2017
An international children’s theater festival starts next week in Seoul, with a varied schedule looking to arouse curiosity and imagination in young children Among those leading the ASSITEJ Korea International Summer Festival will be performances from Mexico, this year’s featured country. Tumaka’t Danza Contemporanea will be staging two shows, “Brins” and nonverbal performance “Tubos.” Both use dance as their main form of communication.“In ‘Tubos’ we use cardboard tubes to express that the discar
Age no barrier for English-loving seniors
Expat Living
Jul 11, 2017
On a hot June afternoon, a dozen expats met at Hannam Station Exit No. 1 and took a short walk over to Yongsan Senior Welfare Center to strike up conversations with the middle-aged men and women there. They are a diverse bunch. Some are on working holidays, drawn to Korea by a fascination with K-pop. Others are between jobs, keen to verify the depiction of the Korean War in their textbooks with the generation who experienced that period in history. Inside the teaching room, they stood in single
Animal enthusiast gives Jindo dogs a second chance
Expat Living
Jul 11, 2017
Lisa Crone relished being greeted by a cheery Jindo dog near her Damyang home each morning, until she suddenly stopped hearing its yelps as she approached the rice farm where it lived. The puppy that usually licked her so effusively had been struck by a car. Named Elsa, she was found barely able to move, paralyzed in her hind legs and with an arched spine. The 5-month-old’s owner had assumed she would die soon. She was a fighter though -- remaining alive but limp after a week. Crone made it her
Seoul Shakespeare Company to hold drama workshop
Expat Living
Jul 11, 2017
The Seoul Shakespeare Company will hold their “Shakesperiments” workshop on July 23. Actors perform scenes or monologues of their choosing and then receive constructive feedback from other attendees following their performance. (Seoul Shakespeare Company)Although the workshops mostly focus on Shakespeare, performers may also select excerpts from other classic or modern texts. The event is free to attend but small donations of 1,000 to 5,000 won to cover venue hire are welcome. On July 16, ther
Gwangju 'Dreamers' to celebrate 2nd anniversary
Expat Living
Jul 11, 2017
Nonprofit Gwangju organization “Dreamers” is celebrating their 2nd anniversary on July 15. Founded by Park Tae-sang, Dreamers has organized weekly live music performances by Korean and foreign artists at Daein Night Art Market since 2015. In doing so, the organization aims to foster greater communication and understanding between Koreans and foreigners. The anniversary event will include a photo exhibition and short film recapping Dreamers’ 2016 activities, starting 2 p.m. at Daein Night Art Mar
[Seoul Saunter] Dongdaemun, where old books and new ideas coexist
Culture
Jul 10, 2017
Those seeking used books are few nowadays, but students strive to give secondhand books a new life through online marketing
The not so casual ‘airport fashion’ of Korean celebrities
Fashion
Jul 10, 2017
Airport fashion photos like these are popular entertainment news items, but a recent media report has claimed the outfit selections may not be as casual as they appear. This photo is not related to the article. (Herald DB)A steady stream of photos featuring Korean celebrities at Incheon International Airport, is featured by media. Their “off-duty” clothes, especially when going viral, often become instant hits. But according to the Munhwa Ilbo newspaper, the “airport fashion” worn by Korean star
Health ministry to inspect new e-cigarettes for possible risks
Health
Jul 10, 2017
Government authorities said Monday they will be examining the e-cigarette IQOS for any health risks starting next month.IQOS, a product that heats tobacco, went on sale locally in June. Its manufacturer, Philip Morris International, claims that it has removed health-harming substances in the product by 90 percent compared with conventional burning cigarettes. The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety said it will verify the claims, and measure nicotine and tar levels: the two chemicals that are said
IYF World Minister of Youth Forum held to enhance deep-thinking among youth
Culture
Jul 9, 2017
Over 20 Education and Youth Ministers and Vice Ministers from 21 countries attended event
[Exclusive] Korea scraps mandatory HIV tests for English teachers
Expat Living
Jul 7, 2017
A controversial requirement for HIV testing of foreign language teachers has been scrapped, government officials confirmed to The Korea Herald on Thursday, almost 10 years after it was introduced.Testing for HIV and drugs began in 2007 in response to pressure from citizens groups angered partly by a website on which teachers bragged about debauchery and the news that pedophile Christopher Paul Neil had taught in Korea.The Justice Ministry confirmed that a revision to visa regulations on July 3 r
Basking in urban luxury close to home
Travel
Jul 7, 2017
Do you want to pamper yourself to an upscale summer vacation, but without the hassle of planning an overseas trip, arduous travel and jet lag? Do you dream of a respite not far from home, with all services catered meticulously to your needs? Hotels across Korea are offering just that, as more people opt to spend their holidays inside the country in the comfort of luxury accommodation, gastronomy and leisure. The newfangled trend, known as “staycation,” is a portmanteau of “stay” and “vacation.”
[Around the Hotels] Promotions and packages
Food&Beverage
Jul 7, 2017
Summer package at Westin Chosun Seoul The Westin Chosun Seoul offers the Urban Oasis accommodation package until Aug. 31. The package features accommodation in the deluxe, executive and junior suites, with prices ranging from 230,000 won to 520,000 won. The executive room package offers access to the executive lounge on the 20th floor for breakfast, snacks and cocktails, as well as the sauna. The junior suite package offers breakfast at the executive lounge or Aria Buffet Restaurant. Various cos
[Weekender] Extravagant desserts, once banned, return to spotlight
Food&Beverage
Jul 7, 2017
Traditional desserts for the royalty make comeback in all their glory
[Weekender] Taiwanese desserts gain ground in Korea
Food&Beverage
Jul 7, 2017
Move over macarons and Frappuccinos. Just as Starbucks made coffee drinks a daily essential for millions of Koreans and consumers around the world, authentic Taiwanese desserts are soaring in popularity here. Taiwanese dessert shop 315 Taiwan Cafe located on Teheran Street in Gangnam, southern Seoul (315 Taiwan Cafe)Seoul isn’t exactly home to the most authentic Taiwanese desserts. But if you take a chance and indulge in freshly crafted milk tea and munch on a heated Taiwanese pancake at 315 Tai
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