“Stories of Our Presidents” Contained in Typewriter, Running shoes, and Reading Table

Jun 12, 2023

In celebration of the first anniversary of its opening, a unique presidential history exhibition, “Stories of Our Presidents: The Presidents Were Here,” is now held at Cheong Wa Dae (Blue House), which has been returned to the citizens. Through an exhibition that sheds light on former presidents, Cheong Wa Dae is brimming with life as it showcases its original dignity and values that resonate with the people, remaining true to its character.

K-Sports Tourism Marketing to Basketball Fans in the Philippines

Jun 05, 2023

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (Minister PARK Bo Gyoon, MCST), together with the Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines (Director KIM Myeongjin, KCC), the Korea Tourism Organization (President KIM Jang-sil, KTO), and the Korea Basketball Federation (President KIM Hee-ok, KBL) held K-Sports Tourism Event (My Korea Story with Filipino KBL Players) on June 3 (Sat) in Manila, Philippines.

Revitalizing K-tourism with Nanta, the premier K-culture show that moved 2.5 million Japanese viewers

Jun 02, 2023

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (Minister PARK Bo Gyoon, MCST), with the Korea Tourism Organization (CEO KIM Jang Sil, KTO), is executing marketing strategies to attract Japanese tourists in connection with Nanta, the originator of Hallyu (Korean Wave) in the performing arts field. In celebration of the Visit Korea Year 2023–2024, the Ministry is promoting the charm of K-tourism to the world as a national task.

“Shooting Stars” PARK Sun Young, JUNG Hye In, and KIM Tae Young, Steps Up to Support and Cheer for Korean National Team for “the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.”

Jun 01, 2023

Actresses PARK Sun Young and JUNG Hye In, along with former football player KIM Tae Young, a key player in the 2002 World Cup, will show their support for the South Korean national team in the “2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.”

National Museum to Exhibit Ancient Earthen Vessels and Figurines

May 25, 2023

The National Museum of Korea will open an exhibition of figurative pottery and clay figurine-decorated pottery from the ancient kingdoms of Silla and Gaya on May 26, highlighting their symbolic usage in funerary rituals and the journey of the deceased to the afterlife. The exhibition, entitled “Companions on the Eternal Journey: Earthenware Figurines and Vessels from Ancient Korea,” will feature 332 artifacts, including earthen vessels modeled after humans, animals and various objects, or decorated with clay figurines. The exhibition will end on October 9.