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Extra long sleeves, extra wide pants for cooler months
Fashion
Apr 5, 2017
Most of us probably haven’t thought of shopping for our spring and summer wardrobes yet, but the powers that be dictating the fashion calendar insist on showing collections half a year ahead of time and voila, here are some trends for the cooler months that stood out at last week’s Seoul Fashion Week.Where are the hands?NOHKE (Seoul Fashion Week)Exaggerated sleeves were everywhere. Jinteok, the eponymous brand of iconic designer Jin Te-ok, featured long, black faux-fur sleeves on a wool checkere
Korean medical services operate in 20 countries: data
Health
Apr 5, 2017
South Korean medical services have advanced into 20 countries as of 2016, government data showed Wednesday, as local medical technology is widely expanding its contributions and presence in the global market. (123RF)According to the data by the Ministry of Health and Welfare, local medical services were found in 20 countries, including China and the United States, as of the end of last year, up from 17 tallied a year earlier.The ministry attributed the increase to the huge popularity of not only
Korea Tour Card growing popular with foreigners
Travel
Apr 4, 2017
A smartcard allowing foreign tourists to enjoy various benefits is growing popular, Visit Korea Committee said Tuesday, selling over 20,000 just two months after its release.Launched in late January, the Korea Tour Card allows those visiting the country to get discounts on some tourism-related activities, encompassing shopping, sightseeing and performances such as those by Hallyu stars. It also acts as a pass for public transport anywhere in the country, until 2018. Japanese tourists pose with t
Why hospitality students head to Switzerland
Culture
Apr 4, 2017
Practical education based on both tradition and recent trends, global opportunities draw Asian students
Seoul center to run trade academy
Expat Living
Apr 4, 2017
Seoul Global Center is recruiting applicants for its weeklong Trade Academy next month.The course is designed for foreign residents who wish to set up trading businesses and will cover trade and immigration law, contracts, the export process, payments and other aspects of trade businesses. The eight-day courses will run twice, from May 11-18 and May 24-31, with classes from 7-10 p.m. on weekdays and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekends. They will be run in three locations, at the Jongno and Dongdaemun
Seoul holds job fair for foreign spouses
Expat Living
Apr 4, 2017
The Seoul metropolitan government held its Marriage Migrants Employment Exhibition on Friday at City Hall.About 400 job seekers attended. As well as information on employment, the exhibition provided consulting services on how to answer questions in interviews and even fashion advice for would-be employees. In addition, companies ran booths to offer information on employment opportunities and interview prospective candidates.Mongolian job seekers listen to an introduction to job opportunities at
HBC Fest seeks live performers
Expat Living
Apr 4, 2017
HBC Fest is roaring back for another event in May and is inviting musicians to apply to perform.Local venues make space for musicians to play at the festival, which is free of charge. It will run from May 26-28, with the main events on the evening of May 26 and from midafternoon on May 27. A pre-festival show will be held at Thunderhorse Tavern on May 25 and an acoustic open stage will finish off the festival on the last day.Having started in 2006, it is one of Seoul’s longest running expat cult
Salon-style open exhibition to open in Seoul
Expat Living
Apr 4, 2017
A salon culture-inspired exhibition in Seoul is inviting artists for an uncurated exhibition free-for-all.It is part of a series of guerilla-style exhibitions by art groups Crazy Multiply and Miss Baik.The exhibition is designed to eliminate barriers to exhibiting art: there are no restrictions based on age, education, experience, or type of art medium. People wishing to exhibit work simply have to turn up on the day with their artwork. Space is provided on a first come, first serve basis. The e
Camarata to remember Sewol with requiem
Expat Living
Apr 4, 2017
Camarata Music Company will perform Durufle’s Requiem for its upcoming concert, choosing the modern remembrance piece in recognition of the victims of the Sewol ferry disaster. Conductor Ryan Goessl said he chose the piece as the concert coincided with the anniversary of the sinking, explaining that it layered expressive Gregorian-style chant and solos against an intricately delicate orchestral score.The Camarata Chorale and Orchestra (CMC)The piece will be performed along with Schubert’s Mass i
Seoul Police seeks to reassure undocumented residents
Expat Living
Apr 4, 2017
Seoul Police have moved to reassure foreign nationals who are in Korea illegally that they can report crimes without being reported to immigration. In a letter from Seoul Metropolitan Police Commissioner Kim Jung-hoon released by the Filipino Embassy, the city police chief said he was concerned by a lack of awareness about the system, which began in 2013.(Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency)“We are especially focusing on the issues of undocumented immigrants whose human rights are violated by being
[Seoul Saunter] Webtoon characters liven up streets
Culture
Apr 3, 2017
Once-neglected neighborhood in southeastern Seoul regains vitality with murals
Korea, int'l vaccine institute to strengthen ties
Health
Apr 3, 2017
South Korea's health ministry signed an agreement with a Seoul-based vaccine research institute Monday to expand cooperation in joint research efforts and to foster experts, officials said.The memorandum of understanding between the Ministry of Health and Welfare, and the International Vaccine Institute calls for comprehensive cooperation in research and development to make safe and effective vaccines for people in developing countries. (123RF)"The ministry believes the MOU will provide growth f
New books on Russian Revolution 100 years later
Books
Apr 2, 2017
“Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis, 1890-1928” by S.A. Smith; Oxford University Press (455 pages, $34.95)“Lenin on the Train” by Catherine Merridale; Metropolitan Books (353 pages, $30)“Caught in the Revolution: Petrograd, Russia, 1917: A World on the Edge” by Helen Rappaport; St. Martin‘s Press (430 pages, $27.99) Russian President Vladimir (right) denounces Soviet state founder Vladimir Lenin for his brutal rule and for placing a “time bomb” under Russia. (AP PHOTO)One hundred years ag
[Around the Hotels] Packages and promotions
Food&Beverage
Mar 31, 2017
Children’s birthday at Grand Hyatt SeoulThe Grand Hyatt Seoul is offering a children’s birthday party package at restaurant JJ Gazebo. Up to 15 children can have a private garden party with pizza, a birthday cake, hot dogs, chicken nuggets, apple pie and more. After lunch, they will have two hours of play time with friends under the supervision of a recreation specialist, with activities ranging from sword play to treasure hunts, ball games and more. After playing, children can take a short trek
[The Palate] The arrival of springtime jjukkumi
Food&Beverage
Mar 31, 2017
Webfoot baby octopus offers seafood season’s last hurrah
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