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WELCOME TO OUR KOREA WEB GUIDE Return to 1step2korea Recommended Reading Like what you see? Why not work in Korea? Other Information: Discussion Board Travel Guide Current News Current Weather ... Learn Korean Select Type of Website: All Links Living in Korea Korean Language Korean Language Software Korean Media Tourist Guides Korean Culture Korean Stories Korean Cooking Modern Korea Korean History The Korean War KSE hardware failure leads to 90-minute trading session Daily Times Apr 11 2003 3:19PM ET China phone market woes Asia Times Online Apr 11 2003 3:17PM ET SK Global pleads for time Asia Times Online Apr 11 2003 3:17PM ET Sanyo, Samsung team up Asia Times Online Apr 11 2003 3:16PM ET Hockey: Kuhan and Amin head to South Korea for training e-Media Apr 11 2003 3:02PM ET Hockey: Kuhan and Amin head to South Korea for training New Straits Times Apr 11 2003 3:02PM ET Badminton/Korean Open: Misbun: Use your head e-Media Apr 11 2003 3:02PM ET Foreign ministers to discuss Korean peninsula situation Xinhuanet Apr 11 2003 3:01PM ET 'Don't Over-Tax, Over-Regulate'

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ASIA Bangkok Hong Kong Kuala Lumpur Seoul ... Singapore EUROPE Brussels Europe Frankfurt London ... Rome Eastern EUROPE Prague North AMERICA New York Washington In Today's Newspaper Front Page International Opinion Finance ... Subscriptions South Korea Opens the Gates to Pop Culture From Japan By Don Kirk International Herald Tribune SEOUL - Like the Japanese youths in Tokyo's Harajuku or Roppongi districts, young South Koreans dye their hair bright blond, wear enormous platform heels, read Japanese comic books and listen to the hard-driving sounds of Japanese rock and rap bands. Now, with the legalization of the import of even the zaniest products of Japanese culture, young Koreans can freely engage their passions for Japanese pop music, videos and music. ''There was an underground boom in Japanese pop culture,'' said Kim Jung Eun, a producer of television documentaries in South Korea and a frequent visitor to Japan. ''It's no longer underground,'' he said. Although many older Koreans harbor deep suspicion of their one-time ruler, the younger generation seems largely to have dropped the traditional animosity toward Japanese culture. Japan's 35-year colonial rule ended in 1945. ''Since Korea has been the subject of Japan, we do not want to be overwhelmed by Japanese culture,'' said Jang Song Hyon, a business consultant in Seoul. ''But in these days of instant communication, you cannot do too much to stop it.''

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46. BREAKING THE ICE: South Korea Lifts Ban On Japanese Culture In early October 1998 President Kim, during a state visit to Japan, said that hisadministration would gradually open south korea to Japanese pop culture. http://www.jinjapan.org/trends98/honbun/ntj981207.html

Top Picks Search Back Numbers BREAKING THE ICE: South Korea Lifts Ban on Japanese Culture December 7, 1998 Tomoe Sawa performs during her historic Kwangju concert. (Kyodo) On October 24, 1998, for the first time in 53 years, Japanese songs were legally performed in public in the Republic of Korea (South Korea). As part of Japan Week, where a series of events sponsored by the Japanese embassy were held in Kwangju, Japanese popular singer Tomoe Sawa held a concert in which she sang two songs in Japanese that had been approved by the South Korean government. The concert was widely broadcast on South Korean television and radio. A month after President Kim Dae-jung's announcement of his intention to phase out South Korea's long-standing ban on Japanese culture, Sawa's concert marked the beginning of a new relationship for Japan and its nearest neighbor. Taking the First Step Born in Japan to a Japanese father and Korean mother, Tomoe Sawa spent her childhood in South Korea, the United States, and Japan. She made her debut as a professional singer in 1991 while still enrolled at the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music. At the concert in Kwangju, along with numerous Korean and English songs, Sawa sang "Furusato" (Hometown), a children's song written in the 1910s, and "Kokoro" (Heart), in which she put to her own melody a famous Korean poem that her grandfathera renowned Korean poet himselfhad translated into Japanese. Japan's popular culture, including Japanese-language theater performances, television and radio broadcasts, publications, and pop music, had been prohibited since 1945. This ban was no doubt triggered by the Korean people's strong feelings about the Japanese-language education that was forced on them in the years of Japanese colonial rule over their country. But in recent decades Japanese culture has seeped in to the general public through such media as satellite broadcasting and the Internet. Though not officially approved, large amounts of Japan's cultural products have already entered South Korea and have become a familiar part of many people's lives. Thisalong with the prospect of co-hosting the 2002 football World Cup finals with Japanadded impetus to the move toward lifting the ban.

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Home About Us Sitemap Our Program ... Climate Culture Drinking Water Driving Education Entertainment ... Living in Korea FAQs Various Aspects of Korean Culture Traditions Business Concepts Table Manners Greetings ... Hospitality Korean culture is vastly different from New Zealand culture, and so adjusting to a completely new way of life can leave you a little shocked and daunted at times. Things that make perfect sense to you will not make any sense at all to Koreans, and you will encounter this in all aspects of Korean culture, including your workplace. You have to learn to accept these differences or else you may go crazy! Top of Page There are some really nice people in Korea who will for no reason offer you advice or give you a scarf if you are looking cold, and there are some not so nice characters here, it's a big city and no matter where you go, not everyone will be nice. Overall, we have found that the further out from Seoul the nicer the Koreans are to foreigners. We have turned up in tiny Korean villages having missed a train and be taken in and fed by families and then driven to where we want to go! On the other hand though don't blindly trust anyone, be wise and be careful, along the way you will make Korean friends here, who have much to offer and who will teach you about the amazing customs and lifestyles that they have. You will also find there is a large foreign community of many nationalities, all in a similar situation to you, so support is easy to find if you need it, or if not drinking buddies are generally only a phone call away.

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South Korea Institutions, Organizations Foundations in the Fields of Art and Culture The Korea Foundation Dedicated to advancing international exchanges in all manner of creative or intellectual endeavors, aimed at promoting mutual understanding and friendship between Korea and the rest of the world. Under 'Support for Korean Studies' is information on all kinds of support, for example in the establishment of independent Korean galleries at overseas museums. Organizes and sponsors cultural performances and art exhibitions abroad. [en, kr] The Korean Culture and Arts Foundation Non-profit cultural organization established in 1973 to preserve and encourage the national cultural heritage, to support research and creative activities in all artistic fields, to promote Korean culture abroad, and to contribute to artistic exchange with other countries. [en, kr, jp] Samsung Foundation of Culture Information on the various fields of activity of the Samsung corporation's cultural foundation, including: collections of traditional and contemporary art (Ho-Am Art Museum, Samsung Museum of Modern Art, Rodin Gallery), restoration, educational and sponsorship programs, international dissemination of Korean art and culture, etc. [en, kr]

52. Team English: Korea Web Guide - South Korea, Tourism, Culture, Food, Web, Vacati http://www.teamenglish.com/kguide/news.php

WELCOME TO OUR KOREA WEB GUIDE Return to Team English Recommended Reading Like what you see? Why not work in Korea? Other Information: Discussion Board Travel Guide Current News Current Weather ... Learn Korean Select Type of Website: All Links Living in Korea Korean Language Korean Language Software Korean Media Tourist Guides Korean Culture Korean Stories Korean Cooking Modern Korea Korean History The Korean War KSE hardware failure leads to 90-minute trading session Daily Times Apr 11 2003 3:19PM ET China phone market woes Asia Times Online Apr 11 2003 3:17PM ET SK Global pleads for time Asia Times Online Apr 11 2003 3:17PM ET Sanyo, Samsung team up Asia Times Online Apr 11 2003 3:16PM ET Hockey: Kuhan and Amin head to South Korea for training e-Media Apr 11 2003 3:02PM ET Hockey: Kuhan and Amin head to South Korea for training New Straits Times Apr 11 2003 3:02PM ET Badminton/Korean Open: Misbun: Use your head e-Media Apr 11 2003 3:02PM ET Foreign ministers to discuss Korean peninsula situation Xinhuanet Apr 11 2003 3:01PM ET 'Don't Over-Tax, Over-Regulate'

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An independent, non-partisan, non-profit web on all things Korean: Her history, culture, economy, politics and military - since 1995. Rotten at the Core (Chosun Ilbo) The Iraq war sends a message to North Korea. The “weapons of mass destruction” and “dictatorship” the United States repeated to justify the war could just as easily be applied to North Korea. Transfixed by Iraq war, North Korea adopts aggressive posture (Aljazeera) The quarrel between North Korea and the United States has dramatically widened in recent days as regional actors Russia and Pakistan entered the fray and Pyongyang and Washington continued trading accusations. Learn from Saddam's example, US warns Pyongyang The White House warned North Korea, Iran and Syria on Wednesday to "draw the appropriate lesson from Iraq" as the UN Security Council struggled to respond to Pyongyang's apparent revival of its nuclear weapons program. China blocks US bid to condemn N Korea at UN (CNN) China has blocked a U.S. proposal that the U.N. Security Council issue a statement this week condemning North Korea over the suspected revival of its nuclear arms program, according to diplomats. Controlling the news It has long been the strong belief of many Americans that their print and television media is subject to certain government oversight and, finally, control. Recently, a mid-level executive of one of the three major American television networks sent on over 1500 pages of memos from the corporate offices of his network in New York to the head of their television news division. These memos contain a multitude of instructions concerning the presentation of national and international news for the network’s viewers.

55. SOUTH KOREA EASES BAN ON JAPANESE CULTURE - No. 26, July 7, 2000 No. 26 — July 7, 2000. Weekly Review. south korea EASES BAN ON JAPANESECULTURE by Marc Castellano. Seoul announced June 27 that http://www.jei.org/Archive/JEIR00/0026w3.html

Weekly Review SOUTH KOREA EASES BAN ON JAPANESE CULTURE by Marc Castellano Seoul announced June 27 that it would further relax its ban on so-called cultural imports from Japan, allowing for the first time public performances of Japanese pop music groups without restrictions. The move follows a host of recent initiatives aimed at strengthening bilateral ties, the most ambitious of which include efforts to work out a free-trade arrangement and to negotiate an investment accord. Seoul's longtime restrictions on the availability of Japanese culture, broadly defined, and certain made-in-Japan products, imposed due to lingering animosity over Tokyo's colonial rule of the Korean peninsula from 1910 to 1945, gradually have been dismantled in the face of a general warming trend in Japan-South Korea relations. During an October 1998 summit with South Korean President Kim Dae Jung, then-Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi issued a landmark apology for Japan's 35-year occupation of the Korean peninsula (see JEI Report No. 39B, October 16, 1998 ). That gesture set the stage for the development of significantly closer bilateral ties. The two leaders also signed a tax treaty that provides equal treatment for Japanese and South Korean companies operating in each other's country. Within days of the summit, Seoul took the first step toward a major policy shift vis-a-vis Tokyo, partially lifting its long-standing ban on Japanese cultural imports. Japanese movies, videos and comic books were allowed into South Korea, albeit still subject to certain restrictions.

56. Teacher Pages: Grades 1-3 south korea– culture, History, and Religion This awardwinning site wascreated for the Granite School District in Salt Lake City, Utah. http://www.eduplace.com/ss/current/1-3_support.html

Activities and Teacher's Guide: Grades 1-3 here for information on downloading the software. Economics: How Much Does School Cost? Read or summarize the Current Events article to students. Ask students to work in groups to brainstorm expenses for their school (e.g., books, computers, teacher salaries, musical instruments, heat, light bulbs). Tell students that one sample school district divided their expenses into the following main categories: Instruction, Transportation, Athletics and Student Activities, Custodians and Building Operations, and Administration. Put these headings on the board, and have students suggest which topics some of their expenses should go under. List their expenses and help them add others. Explain that finding places to cut in school budgets is usually very difficult. Have each group choose one expense that they definitely wouldn't want to cut in their school's budget. Ask them to write down the expense as well as why they think it would be important not to cut it. As an example, you could mention that they may not want to cut new computers out of the budget because training on the latest equipment will help students learn the computer skills they need to find good jobs. Have each group take turns to orally describe and defend their choices for expenses not cut.

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South Korea Web Links Updated 1/14/2003 Lesson Plans Geography Maps Photos ... Home Republic of Korea, Official Government Homepage http://www.korea.net/ Lesson Plans Homepage of Korean Folktales http://www.csun.edu/~hcedu004/ The Chair Game: Teaching about Korean Area and Population http://www.askasia.org/frclasrm/lessplan/l000043.htm Teaching about the Korean War http://school.discovery.com/lessonplans/programs/koreanwar/ Korea in Your Community http://www.askasia.org/frclasrm/lessplan/l000042.htm Korean Addresses http://www.askasia.org/frclasrm/lessplan/l000040.htm Korean Zodiac http://www.askasia.org/frclasrm/lessplan/l000038.htm Perceiving A Culture Through Its Literature: Korea as an Example http://www.askasia.org/frclasrm/lessplan/l000010.htm Reproducible South Korea Flag http://www.proteacher.com Reproducible South Korea Map http://www.proteacher.com Teaching More About Korea: Lesson Plans for Students in Grades K-12 http://www.koreasociety.org/MAIN/KS_LessonPlans/KSL_Contents.htm

58. Open Directory - Regional: Asia: South Korea: Society And Culture See also Regional Asia Society and culture (49); Regional Asia south KoreaNews and Media (22). This category in other languages Korean (653). http://newhoo.com/Regional/Asia/South_Korea/Society_and_Culture/

about dmoz add URL update URL become an editor ... help the entire directory only in South_Korea/Society_and_Culture Top Regional Asia South Korea : Society and Culture Description Celebrations and Holidays Dogs Food ... Youth See also: Regional: Asia: Society and Culture Regional: Asia: South Korea: News and Media World: Korean: »çȸ Foundation for the Preservation of Cultural Properties (FPCP) - Promotes traditional Korean culture via the protection, preservation, and creative development of cultural properties by way of public campaigns, research activities, supporting artists, and publications. The Korea Club - Group for Korean language and culture; also features Korea related clip-art and Yahoo discussion group. The Korea Society - New York based group that holds conferences on Korean political and business affairs, cultural and art tours, and issues affecting Koreans. Korea Sustainable Development Network - Group seeking better environmental awareness and protection, combating poverty, and maintains a database to spread knowledge. Seoul Peace Prize - Official site; general information on the award and list of recipients.

59. Survive Korea: Korea Web Guide - South Korea, Tourism, Culture, Food, Web, Vacat North korea bought nuclear arms with south korean bribe http://www.survivekorea.com/kguide/news.php

WELCOME TO OUR KOREA WEB GUIDE Return to Survive Korea Recommended Reading Like what you see? Why not work in Korea? Other Information: Discussion Board Travel Guide Current News Current Weather ... Learn Korean Select Type of Website: All Links Living in Korea Korean Language Korean Language Software Korean Media Tourist Guides Korean Culture Korean Stories Korean Cooking Modern Korea Korean History The Korean War KSE hardware failure leads to 90-minute trading session Daily Times Apr 11 2003 3:19PM ET China phone market woes Asia Times Online Apr 11 2003 3:17PM ET SK Global pleads for time Asia Times Online Apr 11 2003 3:17PM ET Sanyo, Samsung team up Asia Times Online Apr 11 2003 3:16PM ET Hockey: Kuhan and Amin head to South Korea for training e-Media Apr 11 2003 3:02PM ET Hockey: Kuhan and Amin head to South Korea for training New Straits Times Apr 11 2003 3:02PM ET Badminton/Korean Open: Misbun: Use your head e-Media Apr 11 2003 3:02PM ET Foreign ministers to discuss Korean peninsula situation Xinhuanet Apr 11 2003 3:01PM ET 'Don't Over-Tax, Over-Regulate'

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