Korea Foundation

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Korea Foundation

All About Korea 2014
Catalog of publications and videos on Korea
Copyright Ⓒ 2014
by Korean Culture and Information Service
All Rights Reserved.
No part of this book may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means
without the written permission of the publisher.
First Published in 2014 by
Korean Culture and Information Service
Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism
Phone: +82-44-203-3340~47
Fax: +82-44-203-3592
Website: www.kocis.go.kr
ISBN 978-89-7375-583-7 03000
Printed in the Republic of Korea
For further information about Korea, please visit:
www.korea.net
Designed by Sangsang: +82-2-548-3835~7
Photo Sources: Korea Tourism Organization
Contents
Korea
General Introduction, Inter-Korean Issues, History, Diplomacy, Policy,
Geography, Government, National Defense
Life
Korean Lifestyles, People, Traditional Clothing, Yeosu Expo 2012, Fashion, Religion
Food
Korean Cuisine, Korean Food Culture
Economy & Society
Business, Investment, Economic Situation, Consumption, Labor Law, Economic Policy,
Education, Medicine, Traditional Medicine, Health, Language
Arts & Culture
Music, Fine Arts, Perfomances, Design, Theater, Dance, Animation, Architecture, Movies,
Dramas, Media, Sports, Literature, Cultural Phenomena, Clothing, Crafts, Seoul’s Art Street
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Cultural Heritage
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Nature & Tourism
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Introduction to Organizations & Lists of Books
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Korea-related Sites
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Index
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UNESCO, Holidays, Cultural Facilities, Relics, Religion, Lifestyles
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Landscapes, Natural Wonders, Natural Resources,
Tourist Spots, Travel Information, Map, Geography, Environment
Each category is divided into printed publications
The items in each are alphabetized.
and videos/DVDs .
Korea
2014
All About Korea
2013 Calendar
· Summary: The K-drama Photo Calendar 2013 features images selected from popular
Korean TV dramas.
· Language: English, Spanish
· Format: Calendar
· Year of Publication: 2012
· Pages: 52
· Publisher: Korean Culture and Information Service
· Price: Not for sale
· Inquiry: Korean Culture and Information Service (+82-44-203-3340~47)
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General Introduction
Inter-Korean Issues
History
Diplomacy
Policy
Geography
Government
National Defense
2013 Diplomatic White Paper
· Summary: This book describes diverse diplomatic efforts and foreign policies of the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 2012. It also includes an explanation of the endeavors for
peace on the Korean Peninsula, economic diplomacy, international circumstances and
public diplomacy, a new paradigm of external policies.
· Language: English, Korean
· Format: Book
· Pages: 421
· Publisher: Ministry of Foreign Affairs
· Inquiry: Policy Planning Bureau (+82-2-2100-7266)
· ISBN: 978-89-86948-25-7
A New Era of Hope
· Summary: This book introduces Park Geun-hye, the first female President in Northeast
Asia.
· Language: English, Chinese, French, Russian, Vietnamese, Indonesian
· Format: Brochure
· Pages: 31
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Dokdo, Korea’s Beautiful Island
2014
All About Korea
KOREA
· Summary: This brochure, published in nine languages, provides information about
Dokdo, Korea’s easternmost island. It outlines the position of the Korean Government
on Dokdo and offers geographical and historical evidence as well as the legal basis to
prove that Dokdo is an integral part of Korean territory, using all sorts of materials such
as maps, old documents and photos.
· Summary: Each month, this periodical covers a fresh and diverse assortment of news
and information on Korea. Subscribe today to receive our monthly magazine and join
in on the conversation unfolding within our pages.
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anguage: English, Japanese, Chinese, French, Russian, German, Italian, Arabic, Korean
· Year of Publication: 2008 to date (Monthly)
· Format: Brochure
· Pages: 32
· Price: Not for Sale
· Inquiry: Territory and Ocean Division (+82-2-2100-7637)
FACTS ABOUT KOREA
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ummary: A handy booklet on various aspects of Korea
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Italian,
Turkish, Arabic, Vietnamese, Mongolian, Portuguese, Indonesian
· Language: English
· Format: Magazine
· Pages: 50
· ISBN: 2005-2162
KOREA FOCUS
· Summary: This English-language journal (monthly webzine) features commentaries
and essays on current political, economic, social and cultural affairs in Korea.
· Format: Booklet
· Format: Webzine
· Year of Publication: 1993 (Monthly)
· Pages: 262
· Publisher: The Korea Foundation (www.koreafocus.or.kr)
· Inquiry: The Korea Foundation (+82-2-2151-6520)
· ISSN: 1225-8113
· ISBN: 89-7375-569-1 03910
International Korean Adoptee Resource Book
KOREA Impossible to Possible
· Summary: In this book, the Overseas Koreans Foundation answers many questions that
overseas adoptees want to know about their country of birth and provides a variety of
information about adoption policies and organizations in Korea.
· Summary: This is a collection of the writings by internationally renowned authors
about Korea’s development over the past 60 years.
· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 257
· Pages: 1,004
· Publisher: Overseas Koreans Foundation
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-043-6 03340
· Inquiry: Overseas Koreans Foundation (+82-2-3415-0100)
· ISBN: 89-959025-0-9
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Korea
Korean Journeys: Heartland of Culture and
History
· Summary: This book provides practical information about various destinations
throughout Korea that reveal the unique lifestyle, cuisine, folklore, history and cultural
heritage that can only be found in Korea’s outlying regions.
2014
All About Korea
Making a Better World Together
· Summary: This gives information about KOICA’s aim, direction, organization and history
as well as an introduction to regions, sectors and strategies of KOICA’s ODA business.
· Language: English, French, Spanish, Korean
· Format: Brochure
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Pages: 28
· Publisher: Solution Co., Ltd
· Pages: 260
· Publisher: The Korea Foundation
· Price: $25 / ￦25,000
· Inquiry: KOICA (+82-31-740-0328)
· ISBN: 978-89-86090-39-0
Koreana
· Summary: The Korea Foundation publishes this quarterly magazine in an effort to
enhance the understanding of Korean culture and arts in the international community.
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Arabic,
Indonesian
· Format: Periodical
· Year of Publication: 1987 (Quarterly)
· Pages: 80-100
· Price: $37 (Asia by air: $33) / ￦4,500
· I SSN: 1016-0744 (English) / 1225-4592 (Japanese) / 1225-8083 (Chinese) /
1225-9101 (French) / 1225-4606 (Spanish) / 1975-0617 (German) /
1738-8252 (Russian) / 1738-6446 (Arabic) / 2287-5565 (Indonesian)
Let’s go KOREA
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ummary: This book is a brief introduction to all Korea has to offer.
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anguage: English, Japanes, Chinese, Spanish
· Format: Book
· Pages: 183
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-046-7 03910
Pays lointains Pays voisins la Corée
· Summary: This educational cartoon “In search of the Country, the Society and the
People: Korea” was published in French to promote a recognition and understanding of
Korea among French-speaking people.
· Language: French
· Format: Book
· Pages: 276
· Publisher: Gimm-young Publishers
· Price: ￦15,000
· Inquiry: The Korea Foundation (+82-2-2151-6520) / Gimm-young Publishers (+82-31-955-3100)
· ISBN: 978-89-3496-420-9
Religion in Korea: Harmony and Coexistence
· Summary: This book investigates the history of Korean religions and their development
today and contains useful information about such things as the temple-stay program
and private museums that welcome international visitors.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 116
· Publisher: Seoul Selection
· Price: $16 / ￦9,000
· Inquiry: The Korea Foundation (+82-2-2151-6520) / Seoul Selection (+82-2-734-9567)
· ISBN: 978-89-97639-05-2
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Korea
Shared Growth Beyond Crisis
· Summary: G20 Seoul Summit 2010, Assessments and Suggestions by International
Experts
2014
All About Korea
Welcome to KOREA
· Summary: This brochure introduces Korean culture and provides general information.
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Italian,
Turkish, Arabic, Vietnamese, Portuguese, Indonesian, Swedish
· Format: Book
· Format: Brochure
· Pages: 241
· Pages: 27
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-580-6 04650
The DMZ: Dividing the Two Koreas
World’s Friend KOICA
· Summary: (Korea Essentials Series 3) This book includes chapters about the background
of the DMZ, the Korean War, Panmunjom and the Joint Security Area as well as the natural
environment.
· Summary: This webzine introduces KOICA’s news and official development assistance
(ODA) business by country among other topics.
· Format: Webzine
· Format: Book
· Pages: 20 (English) / 30 (Korean)
· Pages: 104
· Publisher: Chosunnewspress
· Price: $15 / ￦9,000
· Inquiry: KOICA (+82-2-740-0328 / 323)
· ISBN: 978-89-91913-75-2
Trustpolitik 2013
A Glance at Korea Today
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ummary: This book is composed of the texts of speeches and contributions by Minister
of Foreign Affairs Yun Byung-Se in 2013. The book includes the Minister’s inaugural
address, remarks at the ROK-U.S. Foreign Ministers’ joint press conference, remarks at a
reception on the 60th anniversary of the Korean War armistice and the keynote speech at
a luncheon on the occasion of UN Day, among many others.
· Summary: This video was designed to promote Korea overseas especially to those
students who know little about the country.
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anguage: English, Korean
· Format: Book
· Pages: 587
· Price: Not for Sale
· Inquiry: Policy Planning Bureau (+82-2-2100-7273)
Korean
· Format: DVD (NTSC, PAL)
· Running Time: 9minutes 17seconds
· Inquiry: Korean Culture and Information Service (+82-44-203-3336)
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Advanced Technology Korea - America, Europe
· Summary: This promotional video about Korea has been broadcast in America and
Europe to improve the nation brand.
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anguage: English
· Running Time: 30seconds
2014
All About Korea
“Ahn Jung-geun” On peace in East Asia
· Summary: This program takes us back 100 years to a critical moment in history for
Korea, China and Japan, and reviews the actions of Ahn Jung-geun. Was he a terrorist
as Japan claims or an independence activist fighting for his country and a visionary of
peace in East Asia?
· Format: DVD (NTSC)
· Publisher: arirang
· Running Time: 60minutes
· Price: Subject to inquiry
· Inquiry: arirang TV Programming Team (+82-2-3475-5033)
Advanced Technology Korea - Asia, Africa
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ummary: This promotional video about Korea has been broadcast in Asia and Africa
to improve the nation brand.
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anguage: English
After 10
· Summary: After 10 looks at the major issues on the Korean Peninsula with insight
from prominent figures in politics and society. The program is named After 10 because
it airs every weeknight, right after the 10 p.m. Prime Time News. It is a talk show that
invites guests from all over the world who are engaged in matters related to the Korean
Peninsula. Produced by the News Production Center of Arirang TV, it covers the hottest
issues in politics, society, culture and the economy.
“Comfort Women” One Last Cry
· Summary: The “Comfort Women” issue is often reported in this countryfrom a Korean
perspective. But it is a global issue, and this documentary approaches the issue from
that angle. The aim is to portray the sexual enslavement by the Japanese military during
World War II as an extreme human rights violation that calls for a concerted response by
the global community.
Korea 2013
· Summary: This video introduces Korea, a country about to take its place on the world
stage.
· Running Time: 30minutes x 145epi
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Korea on the New Horizon
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ummary: The main purpose of making this documentary film was to present the key
aspects of the new Administration’s policy to help form a social consensus and imagine
a blueprint for the future of Korea.
Korea Reaching Out to the World
· Summary: This video highlights various aspects of Korea. The soundtrack features
“Arirang,” a famous Korean folk song.
Portuguese, Korean
· Running Time: 5minutes (Short Version), 15minutes (Full-length Version)
2014
All About Korea
Korea, Where dreams are realized every day
· Summary: This video highlights various aspects of Korea, including the country’s
postwar economic development experience and Korean culture.
Vietnamese
Korea: A Good Neighbor - Dadeumi
· Summary: This video uses the metaphor of traditional Korean methods of ironing
clothes to show cooperation between Korea and other nations.
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Arabic
Korea Wide
· Summary: The purpose of this program is to shed light on a small country that was
once barely spotted on the world map but that now has become a trendsetter in
many areas of life. There are nine different episodes with different themes from Korean
traditional culture to modern design and architecture that were designed to catch the
attention of people around the world.
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anguage: English
Korea: A Good Neighbor - Knocking on doors
· Summary: This video shows Korea’s role in the global community, helping with aid,
technology and economic growth.
· Language: English, Chinese, Spanish, Arabic, Vietnamese
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Korea: it’s worth sharing
· Summary: This video shows the values that Korea shares with the world _ kindness,
generosity, openness, enjoyment of youth and the excitement of entertainment. We all
share similar values.
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anguage: English
2014
All About Korea
The 60th Anniversary of the Korean War
Armistice Documentary Special
· Summary: This is a documentary special produced to commemorate the 60th
Anniversary of the Korean War.
Korean Arts and Lifestyle (Vol.Ⅰ-Ⅳ)
The Beauty of KOREAN STYLE
· Summary: This documentary series introduces international audiences to various aspects
of Korea’s traditional and contemporary culture.
· Summary: This video introduces Korean-style housing, clothing, food, music, dance,
paper, pottery and language.
· Language: English, Chinese, French, Spanish, Russian, Arabic
Portuguese, Korean
· Running Time: 35-40minutes (each)
· Price: Not for sale, but available through official request from institutions
Korean Style
· Summary: This video contains four documentaries produced with the themes of “Seoul,”
“Korean Arts,” “Korean Architecture” and “Korean Food.”
The Kanto Earthquake of 1923 (Untold Story 3)
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Arabic, MalIndonesian
· Summary: “The Untold Story: The Kanto Earthquake” introduces Japanese civic activists
who are working to reveal the truth hidden by the Japanese Government. It also
looks into ways for Korea and Japan to reconcile and steps that need to be taken to
acknowledge the past.
· Publisher: Arirang TV (KF Sponsored)
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Korea
The more you know, The more you want to know
2014
All About Korea
With Love, Korea
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ummary: This promotional video about Korea has been broadcast in many countries
to improve the nation brand.
· S ummary: This video takes the form of a letter to Korea’s friends worldwide,
emphasizing the ties of cooperation, exchanges and friendship.
Korean
Vietnamese
Window on Korean Culture 2
· Summary: This is a collection of eight video clips on Korean culture that provides viewers
with information on Korean society, history and arts.
· Running Time: 5minutes (for each video clip)
Window on Korean Culture:
20 Video Clips on Korean Culture
· Summary: This is a collection of 20 video clips on Korean culture that provides viewers
with information on Korean society, history and arts.
· Running Time: 5minutes (for each video clip)
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Life
2014
All About Korea
Guide to Living in KOREA
· Summary: This book contains a wide range of information for foreigners living in Korea,
including on visa policy, housing, education, transportation and shopping, as well as on
KOTRA regional offices for foreign investors visiting Korea.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 162
· Publisher: KOTRA
· Inquiry: KOTRA (+82-2-3497-1625)
Life
· Korean Lifestyles
· People
· Traditional Clothing
· Yeosu Expo 2012
· Fashion
· Religion
Hanbok: Timeless Fashion Tradition
· Summary: (Korea Essentials Series 16) This interesting book explains the characteristics,
aesthetics and history of hanbok, Korean traditional clothes, which have been in the
spotlight recently through the Korean Wave.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 108
· Price: $16 / ￦9,000
· ISBN: 978-89-97639-41-0
K-FASHION
· Summary: This book gives an overview of the evolution of Korean fashion to date. It
looks at how it has been globalized, laying the groundwork for Korean style to make its
presence felt in the world.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 119
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-566-0 04590
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THINGS NEWCOMERS NEED TO KNOW TO LIVE IN KOREA
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ummary: This book includes a brief sketch of Korean history and culture and advice on
how best to adapt to daily life.
· Language: English, Vietnamese
· Format: Book
· Pages: 117
2014
All About Korea
Decoding Korean Success
· Summary: Koreans are more competitive, more ambitious and more jealous than any
other people on earth. This was the driving force behind Korea’s rapid development
and its miracle of becoming almost an advanced country in just three decades. Where
does Korea’s power come from? We searched for the answer in “Decoding Korean
Success.”
A Walk through the Yeosu Expo
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ummary: Expo 2012 Yeosu Korea was held May 12-August 12, 2012 under the theme
of “The Living Ocean and Coast.” As the first world expo to take place on the oceanfront,
it boasted 80 exhibition facilities in addition to exhibits by 106 countries and 10
international organizations.
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Cloud Path, Journey of a Wandering Monk
G-KOREA
· Summary: Arirang TV aired a special documentary, G-KOREA, over 12 consecutive weeks.
It is composed of three themes: “Beauty of Korea,” “Koreans in the World” and “Traveling
around Korea.” The episodes of the program are filled with diverse topics that will enable
people to experience Korean traditions, history and culture.
Heart to Heart
· Summary: This is a documentary about the experiences in Korea of Paul Munsen, a
Harvard University graduate who became a Buddhist monk (Hyongak), and especially
his dedication to manhaeng (literally traveling practices), a kind of traditional Buddhist
lifestyle. Featuring brilliant scenes of Korea’s landscape and cinematographic artistry,
it introduces Korean culture through a viewing of Buddhist temples, local markets,
samulnori (music of four percussion instruments) and onggi (dark brown earthenware).
· Summary: The “Heart to Heart” program invites fascinating Korean and international
guests from all walks of life who love Korea and work hard to introduce Korea overseas.
Guests, ranging from foreign ambassadors and CEOs to international stars performing
in Korea, talk about their personal and professional life experiences in a relaxed
atmosphere.
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anguage: English, French, Spanish
· Publisher: KBS (KF Sponsored)
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Journey to Yeosu
· Summary: On April 15-21, 2012, one month before Expo 2012 Yeosu Korea, some
international journalists from major media outlets made an official visit to the Expo site
to experience the Expo facilities and Korean culture.
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Korean on the World Stage
· Summary: The unsung heroes of Korean power_ wherever they are in the world,
Koreans are making a difference. We travel to meet these cosmopolitans who have
made a name for themselves and for Korea on the global stage. This documentary
series follows their tracks to success, through all the ups and downs, to reveal the origin
of their relentless challenging spirit.
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The Innerview
· Summary: The INNERview crew goes on the road to visit the hottest stars, the most
influential leaders and the most fascinating people, all of whom have a unique tie to Korea.
Say goodbye to boring studio interviews.
Food
· Korean Cuisine
· Korean Food Culture
2014
All About Korea
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Food
Easy Korean Cooking
2014
All About Korea
K-FOOD
· Summary: This cookbook was especially published for tourists who wish to make
Korean dishes in their home countries. Recipes for 18 popular Korean dishes, including
bibimbap and kimchi jjigae, are included with pictures, tips and substitute ingredients.
· Summary: This book is not only for people who love Korean cuisine, but for anyone
who is even slightly interested in Korean dishes with their intriguing tastes and smells.
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anguage: English, Japanese, Chinese (Traditional & Simplified), French, German
· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 129
· Pages: 28
· Publisher: Korea Tourism Organization
· Inquiry: Korea Tourism Organization Publications Team (+82-2-728-9783)
· Inquiry: 978-89-7375-579-0 04590
Great Food, Great Stories from Korea
Korea AgraFood
· Summary: Great Food, Great Stories from Korea lists a selection of over 100 Korean
foods that we are proud to introduce to the world. This broad selection from the even
vaster Korean cuisine explains the origin, taste and function of each dish, along with
Korean food culture in general.
· Summary: This professional monthly magazine is intended to let the world know the
excellence of Korean agricultural products and traditional food culture.
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, Russian
· Format: Book
· Pages: 233
· Publisher: Korean Food Foundation
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese
· Format: Magazine
· Pages: 52
· Publisher: Korea Agro-Fisheries Trade Corp.
· Inquiry: Korea Agro-Fisheries Trade Corp. (+82-2-6300-1255)
· Inquiry: Korean Food Foundation (+82-2-6300-2050)
International Korean Menu Guide
Korean Cuisine
· S ummary: The International Korean Menu Guide consists of the names and
descriptions of 154 leading Korean dishes in 10 languages. The guide will serve as a
reference for restaurateurs and help international diners fully appreciate and enjoy the
taste of Korean cuisine.
· Summary: This book introduces and promotes the unique food culture of Korea.
Traditional Korean foods, regional delicacies, jongga (head house of a family) foods,
temple foods, food festivals, food museums and much more is included in the book.
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Arabic,
Vietnamese, Korean
· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 54
· Pages: 206
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese (Traditional & Simplified), French, German
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Korean Food Guide
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All About Korea
Traditional Food: A Taste of Korean Life
· S ummary: This book is intended to help both foreigners and Koreans better
understand Korea’s food culture. This guide consists of over 800 terms for traditional
and modern Korean foods in English and Spanish. Each dish is presented with a brief
description of the cooking method.
· Summary: (Korea Essential Series 4) This book explores Korea’s culinary culture dating
back thousands of years and introduces readers to the historical, cultural, nutritional
and philosophical aspects of this unique cuisine.
· Language: English, Spanish
· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 136
· Pages: 170
· Price: $15 / ￦9,000
· Publisher: Cookand / Best Home Inc.
· Price: ￦12,000
· Inquiry: The Korea Foundation (+82-2-2151-6520) / Cookand / Best Home Inc. (+82-2-2254-2665)
· ISBN: 978-89-91913-76-9
· ISBN: 89-89782-10-4
Korean Restaurant Guide
Edward’s Live Kitchen
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ummary: The Korean Restaurant Guide is part of the Good Overseas Korean Restaurant
Recommendation project that introduces leading Korean restaurants across the globe.
Following the introduction of editions of the Korean Restaurant Guide for Western Europe
and Tokyo in 2012, and the U.S. (New York, Los Angeles) version in 2013, this 2014 Chinese
edition will feature 40 select Korean restaurants in Beijing, Shanghai and Qingdao.
· Summary: Edward Kwon is Head Chef of the world’s most luxurious hotel in Dubai
favored by VIPs. The world-renowned Korean chef hosted his first cooking show,
“Edward’s Live Kitchen,” an outdoor cooking show with a fresh concept.
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anguage: English, Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Netherlandic,
Danish, Greek, Korean
· Format: Book
· Year of Publication: 2011-2014
· Pages: 200
Old Wives Recipes
· Summary: This book is edited as an appendix to the International Korean Adoptee
Resource Book. We edited Mrs. Jong Suk Park’s Korean recipes introduced through
Daejanggeum (Jewel in the Palace) on www.korean.net, the Overseas Koreans
Foundation portal site, so that Korean adoptees can make Korean food more easily.
Korea Confidential with Paul Schenk
· Summary: Paul Schenk is Director of Food & Beverages at two Intercontinental Hotels
in Seoul. In this ambitious Korean food cooking program, he instructs viewers on how
to cook popular Korean dishes. His witty dialogue and easy to understand explanations
of the distinct Korean ingredients prove to be most helpful and his simple recipes help
viewers enjoy hansik even more.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 68
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Korea’s Traditional Tastes - Traditions Beyond 500
Years
· Summary: This film captures the detailed procedures of Korea’s ceremonial rituals that
have been preserved by Choi So-hui, the eldest daughter-in-law of the 14th generation of
a family clan in Andong, as she goes about preparing a variety of foods for ancestral rites.
· Language: English, Chinese, French, Spanish
· Publisher: IMTV (KF Sponsored)
Korean Food: Straight to the Source
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ummary: American star chef Todd English and his Korean friend Ricky Kim introduce
ingredients available in Korea and Korean foods classified into four themes.
· Publisher: Korea Agro-Fisheries Trade Corp.
· Inquiry: Korea Agro-Fisheries Trade Corp. (+82-2-6300-1253)
2014
All About Korea
Tales of Hansik
· Summary: Hansik is the new global culinary trend! What secrets are hidden in the
tables of Korean diners? Korean food is a symbol of Korean culture, and the secret to a
long and healthy life. The dazzling array of dishes, made with seasonal vegetables and
scientific preparation methods, are more than enough to stimulate the palates of diners
around the world.
Taste of Wisdom
· Summary: This program explores the four main fermented foods in Korea from the
perspective of a foreign-born chef. He experiences the whole fermentation process and
recreates “jang”-based dishes into something that even foreigners can enjoy. This is not
a onetime hanshik promotion show, but the true vanguard of culinary hallyu.
Korean Master Chefs
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ummary: This documentary celebrates the journey and success of two Korean chefs_
Hooni Kim and Corey Lee _ located in New York and San Francisco. It is a detailed look
into their restaurants, techniques, inspiration and personal stories.
· Publisher: DreamVille Entertainment (KF Sponsored)
Tasty Trail with Benjamin (Season 1/2)
· Summary: In this program, food columnist Benjamin Joinau explores various Korean
dishes, informing viewers about where great restaurants obtain the best ingredients.
In every episode Benjamin decodes Korea’s unique culinary customs and offers a fresh,
fun look at Korean food from a foreigner’s point-of-view. The program is a guide for
non-Koreans to the world of Korean food.
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Food
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Contents Include Korea
Two Chefs
· Summary: This series will show you how popular Korean foods are made using traditional
methods that can be copied by anyone around the world. Staying traditional, but with
easily accessible ingredients, Two Chefs will not only teach the viewer how to cook but
will also share some nutritional information and secrets of Korean culinary culture.
Economy &
Society
· Business
· Investment
· Economic Situation
· Consumption
· Labor Law
· Economic Policy
· Education
· Medicine
· Traditional Medicine
· Health
· Language
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Economy & Society
A Breeding Ground for Success
2014
All About Korea
Invest Korea Annual Report
· Summary: This brochure presents eight great reasons to invest in Korea: A market
of opportunities, an environment of continuous growth, a driven people, a focus
on innovation and R&D, world-class industries, ease of doing business, a safe and
convenient society and a government that is on your side.
· Summary: In the annual report, Invest Korea (IK) examines its outcomes during the
previous year and makes a fresh resolution for its activities in the coming one. The
report examines trends in foreign direct investment (FDI), foreign investment attraction
by major industry and the contribution of FDI to the Korean economy.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 34
· Pages: 84
· Publisher: KOTRA
· Publisher: KOTRA
· Inquiry: KOTRA (+82-2-3460-7531)
· Inquiry: KOTRA (+82-2-1600-7114)
CONSUMER INFORMATION GUIDE -
Knowledge is Power
· Summary: This is a guidebook intended to help married immigrants become wise
consumers. Wise spending habits can lead to a happy life in Korea!
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anguage: English, Vietnamese
· Format: Brochure
· Pages: 23
Invest KOREA Bulletin
· Summary:
· - The East Busan Tourism Complex Attracts First FDI
· - Yeongcheon City to Nurture Aerospace and Auto Parts Industries
· - Incheon Port One Step Closer to Becoming Marine Tourism Mecca of Northeast Asia
· - Korea to Construct Tourism District by 2018
· - Govt. to Expand Real Estate Investment Immigration System
· Format: Newsletter
· Pages: 16
· Publisher: KOTRA
· Inquiry: KOTRA (+82-2-1600-7119)
Doing Business In Korea
Invest Korea, Invest In Success
· Summary: This book contains information about such topics as foreign direct
investment procedures, tax incentives, policies favorable to foreign investors and
customs clearance for those wanting to do business in Korea.
· Summary: This brochure introduces Invest Korea, an organization that provides
support to foreign investors; it has information on its organizational structure and
range of work as well as other topics.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Format: Brochure
· Pages: 147
· Pages: 28
· Publisher: KOTRA
· Publisher: KOTRA
· Inquiry: KOTRA (+82-2-1600-7119)
· Inquiry: KOTRA (+82-2-1600-7119)
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Economy & Society
KOREA OFFERING OPPORTUNITIES
· Summary: Written in the midst of a financial crisis, this book encourages investors to
take advantage of the great opportunities in the vibrant Korean market as a way to help
overcome the crisis.
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anguage: English
· Format: Brochure
· Pages: 40
2014
All About Korea
Overview of Korea’s Industries
· Summary: This brochure introduces foreign investors to the business environment
of Korea’s 14 major industries: parts & materials, auto parts, display, ICT industries,
aerospace, biopharmaceuticals, finance, culture content, new and renewable energy,
logistics and distribution, real estate, semiconductors, tourism and leisure and fine
chemicals.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 20
· Publisher: KOTRA
· Inquiry: KOTRA (+82-2-3460-7519)
Korean Medicine: A Holistic Way to Health and Healing
Q&A on FDI in Korea 2013
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ummary: (Korea Essentials Series 14) This book explains traditional Korean medicine,
which has developed its own methods with the influences of Chinese medicine; the
book also includes the principles behind traditional medicine as well as diagnosis and
treatment methods.
· Summary: This book contains common questions and answers regarding accounting,
law, taxation and labor, along with other information related to the Korean investment
market.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 144
· Pages: 98
· Publisher: KOTRA
· Price: $16 / ￦9,000
· Inquiry: KOTRA (+82-2-1600-7119)
· ISBN: 978-89-97639-39-7
LABOR LAW GUIDE FOR FOREIGN INVESTORS
Bizline
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ummary: This is for new foreign-invested businesses: hiring and maintaining qualified
human resources and promoting harmonious labor relations are essential factors for
successful business establishment in Korea.
· Summary: Bizline is like a weekly magazine delivering the week’s economic news and
introducing corners that highlight Korean and overseas economic trends.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Pages: 35
· Publisher: KOTRA
· Inquiry: KOTRA (+82-2-1600-7119)
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Economy & Society
Economix Korea
2014
All About Korea
Korean for Intermediate Learners 1
· Summary: Economix Korea focuses on Korea’s rising stature in the global economy
as well as its green industry, high-tech industry, FTAs and national economic policies.
Industry experts, policymakers and economists were invited to share their views and
analysis of the private and public sector.
· Summary: This class has been developed to help learners of Korean improve their
ability to communicate to the intermediate level so that they can speak, listen, read and
write. Moreover, it will help broaden their comprehension of Korean culture.
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anguage: English
· Format: e-learning
· Year of Creation: 2010
· Learning Time: 40minutes x 20epi
· Level: Intermediate
· Inquiry: King Sejong Institute Foundation Nurisejong Department (+82-2-3276-0737)
· Language: English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Mongolian, Korean
Korea, a Medical Powerhouse
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ummary: Korea, newly branded as “Medical Korea,” has emerged as a hub of medical
tourism thanks to its advanced medical technologies. This video takes a closer look at
its present and future.
Korean One expression
· Summary: This material will allow learners of Korean to study everyday expressions,
one at a time.
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, Russian, Vietnamese, Mongolian, Thai,
Indonesian , Korean
· Format: e-learning (pdf, mp3)
· Learning Time: 1minutes 12seconds
· Session: 60
· Level: Elementary
Korea’s Ancient Medicine
Listening Korean Language - Beginner Level
· Summary: How did Korean practitioners treat disease in the past when state-ofthe-art medical equipment was yet to be developed? This film focuses on historic
documents of Korea’s traditional medicine, including Dongeuibogam (Exemplar
of Eastern Medicine), a medical encyclopedia compiled in 1613 by Heo Jun and
inscribed by UNESCO on the Memory of the World Register in 2009. It provides detailed
introductions to acupuncture, meridians and medicinal herbs.
· Summary: This material is intended to help students learn Korean culture and language
by setting goals at the beginning of each chapter as well as by using various images. Each
chapter contains related cultural examples in the middle or at the end of the lesson. The
lesson also offers a self-assessment section to help students to track their progress in
learning Korean.
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anguage: English
· Publisher: Oak3 Films (KF Sponsored)
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Economy & Society
Reading Korean Language - Beginner Level
· Summary: This material is intended to help students learn Korean culture and
language by setting goals at the beginning of each chapter as well as by using various
images. Each chapter contains related cultural examples in the middle or at the end
of the lesson. The lesson also offers a self-assessment section to help students to track
their progress in learning Korean.
2014
All About Korea
Sejong Korea Culture 2
· Summary: (Sejong Korea Culture Series 2) This class has been developed to help
students understand Korean culture as it is.
· Language: English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Korean
Secrets behind Korea’s Economic Success
Sejong Korean 1
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ummary: This documentary unveils the secrets behind how the poorest country in the
world escaped poverty and grew to become the world’s 14th largest economy and the
first Asian nation to host the G20 Summit in 2010. The film identifies key factors behind
Korea’s economic success such as strategies, unceasing efforts and investments that
helped the nation achieve what the world came to call the “Miracle on the Han River.”
· Summary: (Sejong Korean Series 1) This class has been developed to help learners of
Korean who study at the King Sejong Institute to improve their ability to communicate
and to widen their understanding of Korean culture.
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anguage: English, Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Arabic, Korean
· Summary: (Sejong Korea Culture Series 1) This class has been developed to help
students understand Korean culture as it is.
Sejong Korean 2
Korean who study at the King Sejong Institute to improve their ability to communicate
and to widen their understanding of Korean culture.
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Economy & Society
Sejong Korean 3
Korean to improve their ability to communicate and to widen their understanding of
Korean culture.
2014
All About Korea
Speaking Korean language - Beginner Level
· Summary: This material is intended to help students learn Korean culture and language
by setting goals at the beginning of each chapter as well as by using various images.
Each chapter contains related cultural examples in the middle or at the end of the lesson.
The lesson also offers a self-assessment section to help students to track their progress in
learning Korean.
Sejong Korean 4
Korean to improve their ability to communicate and to widen their understanding of
Korean culture.
Top MDs of Korea
· Summary: This program introduces renowned Korean doctors in various medical fields
and their efforts to develop outstanding surgical methods and help patients regain
hope. Viewers can learn about superb Korean surgical technologies that have gained
worldwide recognition and talented Korean doctors who are trusted by their patients.
Seowon, a Sanctuary of Well-rounded Education
· Summary: The history of Seowon schools that began about 500 years ago has been
reinterpreted in a modern perspective. The legacy of Seowon schools is still meaningful
today.
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anguage: English
Writing Korean Language - Beginner Level
· Summary: This material is intended to help students learn Korean culture and
language by setting goals at the beginning of each chapter as well as by using various
images. Each chapter contains related cultural examples in the middle or at the end
of the lesson. The lesson also offers a self-assessment section to help students to track
their progress in learning Korean.
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Arts & Culture
2014
All About Korea
2014 Photo Diary
· Summary: This is a photo diary to introduce Korean Culture.
· Format: Diary
· Pages: 110
Arts &
Culture
· Music
· Fine Arts
· Performances
· Design
· Theater
· Dance
· Animation
· Architecture
· Movies
· Dramas
· Media
· Sports
· Literature
· Cultural Phenomena
· Clothing
· Crafts
· Seoul’s Art Street
Acts and Scenes: Western Drama in Korean Theater
· Summary: (Contemporary Korean Arts Series 8) This is a brief overview of how Western
drama was introduced and developed in Korea. The book is mainly divided into nine
parts and outlined with notable examples of theatrical accomplishments.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 144
· Publisher: Hollym
· Price: ￦10,000
· Inquiry: Arts Council Korea Policy & Evaluation Department (+82-2-760-4546)
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-334-9
Bojagi: Korea’s Traditional Gift Wrap
· Summary: It is a time-honored practice for Koreans to own several bojagi in the home,
and to carry them around to be used as covers, wrappers, headdresses or mats.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 95
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Arts & Culture
Buddhist Architecture of Korea
2014
All About Korea
Coexisting Differences
· Summary: (Korean Culture Series 9) This book focuses on the role that architecture played
in Korea’s Buddhist culture. It also seeks to explain the characteristics of Buddhist-related
architecture.
· Summary: (Contemporary Korean Arts Series 7) This book is a critical look at 21st century
Korean arts. It is intended to enhance an awareness of the immediate theoretical issues
facing art scenes everywhere and is dedicated to art lovers around the globe.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 152
· Pages: 176
· Price: $30 / ￦19,800
· Inquiry: The Korea Foundation (+82-2-2151-6520) / Hollym (+82-2-795-7551~4)
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-226-7
Choreographers in Motion
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ummary: (Contemporary Korean Arts Series 9) This book explores the lives and works
of prominent contemporary dance choreographers in Korea, primarily based in Seoul.
The artists selected are covered in detail through interviews and thorough research
into their education, influences and the creative process that determines their aesthetic
inclination.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Pages: 152
· Price: ￦10,000
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-336-3
City as Arts: 100 Notable Works of
Architecture in Seoul
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ummary: (Contemporary Korean Arts Series 4) One hundred buildings were selected
based on their significance as historical relics, works of art or public facilities. The book
is divided chronologically into six chapters.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Pages: 232
· Price: ￦10,000
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-326-4
· Price: ￦10,000
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-333-2
Confucian Ritual Music of Korea
· Summary: (Korean Culture Series 11) This illustrated book describes in detail the history
of the rite to royal ancestors, the general background of Confucian ritual music and dance,
and the musical characteristics of two types of Confucian ritual music transmitted in Korea.
It includes a music CD.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 180
· Price: $30 / ￦20,000
· ISBN: 978-89-86090-28-4
Daehangno: Theater District in Seoul
· Summary: (Contemporary Korean Arts Series 1) This book describes what makes
Daehangno what it is today, in addition to listing the hundreds of small theaters that
make this neighborhood unique in the world.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 128
· Price: ￦10,000
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-321-9
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Arts & Culture
Dancing Korea
· Summary: (Contemporary Korean Arts Series 5) Dancing Korea: New Waves of
Choreographers and Dance Companies is an overview of the history and current status of
contemporary Korean dance, along with information about major contemporary dancers
and dance companies.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 136
· Price: ￦10,000
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-329-5
Diaspora: Korean Nomadism
2014
All About Korea
Harmonia Koreana
· Summary: (Contemporary Korean Arts Series 3) Harmonia Koreana: A Short History
of 20th-century Korean Music is a brief overview of how Western classical music was
introduced and developed in Korea. This book explains the distinguishing features of
the music of Korean composers in general and takes an in-depth look at several of the
most important modern compositions.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 128
· Price: ￦10,000
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-326-0
K-ANIMATION
· Summary: (Contemporary Korean Arts Series 2) This book is a brief study of the Korean
diaspora, introducing those who contributed to the development of Korean art by explaining
Korean aesthetic sensibility and artistic creativity to the international art world and by
introducing their diverse artistic activities overseas to Korea.
· Summary: This book includes a brief history of Korean animation and a summary
of where the animation industry stands today along with the results it has achieved
overseas.
· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 106
· Pages: 160
· Price: ￦10,000
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-322-6
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-581-3 04650
Discoveries of Korea
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ummary: This book is a compilation of the “My Korea” articles as published in KOREA
magazine from February 2010 to September 2011.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 129
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-165-5
K-ARCHITECTURE
· Summary: This book offers an exploration of the lesser-known aspects of this dynamically
changing field, starting with a look at the forms of traditional architecture before moving
on to examining the issues and currents that have unfolded in architecture as it developed
on Korean soil in the postmodern era _ and began to find its way into the world.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 131
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-582-0 04610
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Arts & Culture
K-ART
· S ummary: This book seeks to help readers overseas gain a comprehensive
understanding of Korean contemporary art by examining its various features and
movements.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Pages: 123
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-580-6 04650
K-arts
2014
All About Korea
K-DRAMA
· Summary: This book, the third volume in the K-Culture Series intended to promote
contemporary Korean culture overseas, introduces foreign audiences to Korean dramas.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 115
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-167-9 04600
K-LITERATURE
· Summary: This magazine introduces the various performing arts stages in Korea
to foreign tourists and foreigners living in Korea. It includes schedules, ticket prices,
theater information, discount coupons and much more.
· Summary: Literature can do a lot to help people bridge their differences and avoid
conflict.
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anguage: English, Japanese
· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 115
· Running Time: 20
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-567-7 04810
K-CLASSICS
K-MOVIE
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ummary: This book is the fourth and final volume of the K-Culture Series, a collection
of books promoting contemporary Korean culture. It introduces Korea’s classical music
and musicians.
· Summary: This book introduces Korea’s movies, actors and actresses.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Pages: 125
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-168-6 04600
· Format: Book
· Pages: 109
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-564-6 04680
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Arts & Culture
K-POP
Korea for Kids
· Summary: This book, the second volume in the K-Culture Series, introduces popular
Korean music to promote contemporary Korean culture.
· Summary: An introduction to Korea for young readers
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 151
· Pages: 93
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-152 563980
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-166-2 04600
K-POP
2014
All About Korea
Korean Abstract Painting
· Summary: (Contemporary Korean Arts Series 6) K-POP: Roots and Blossoming of Korean
Popular Music is designed to explain to international audiences interested in Korean music
how the modern form of Korean pop music began and evolved.
· Summary: (Contemporary Korean Arts Series 10) Korean Abstract Painting: A Formation
of Korean Avant-Garde explores the development of post-war Korean abstract painting
and introduces eight leading Korean abstract painters.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 160
· Pages: 160
· Price: ￦10,000
· Price: $16 / ￦10,000
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-330-1
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-338-7
K-SPORTS
Korean Architecture: Breathing with Nature
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ummary: Today, Korea has become an economic power that is capable of hosting any
major sporting event, including the Olympic Winter Games, as demonstrated in the
successful hosting of the 1988 Summer Olympics and the 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/
Japan.
· Summary: (Korea Essentials Series 12) This book introduces the principle of each
feature of Korean architecture and explains the aesthetics by selecting 10 representative
buildings reflecting the principles like temples, palaces, houses and so on.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 120
· Pages: 104
· Price: $16 / ￦9,000
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-565-3 04690
· ISBN: 978-89-97639-23-6
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Arts & Culture
Korean Beauty
2014
All About Korea
Korean Dance: Pure Emotion and Energy
· Summary: One of the things that distinguish the special character of Korean artistic culture
and the aesthetic values of East Asia, setting them apart from the artistic culture of the
West, is the aesthetic of yeobaek, blank spaces.
· Summary: (Korea Essentials Series 15) This book introduces the features of court dance
and folk dance and the changes in modern Korean dance, while retracing the aesthetic
sense and thought behind Korean dance.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 276
· Pages: 98
· Price: $16 / ￦9,000
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-120-4 03600
Korean Ceramics: The Beauty of Natural Forms
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ummary: (Korea Essentials Series 11) This book explains the history and aesthetics of
Korean porcelain, which symbolizes the spirit of each dynastic period.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Pages: 108
· Price: $16 / ￦9,000
· ISBN: 978-89-97639-07-6
Korean Court Dance
· Summary: (Korean Culture Series 14) This book provides descriptions of the dances
performed at festive events of the Royal Court from the Three Kingdoms period (57 BCE-668
CE) up through the Joseon era (1392-1910).
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Pages: 140
· Price: $30 / ￦20,000
· ISBN: 978-89-86090-37-6
· ISBN: 978-89-97639-40-3
Korean Folk Dance
· Summary: (Korean Culture Series 13) This is the first attempt to fully explain the Korean folk
dance tradition. Folk dances from various regions are introduced and their characteristics
discussed. This book also deals with the underlying spirit of Korean folk dance and its
profound spiritual background.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 160
· Price: $30 / ￦20,000
· ISBN: 978-89-86090-31-4
Korean Landscape Painting
· Summary: (Korean Culture Series 4) The text and illustrations of this book are presented by
historic period: the Three Kingdoms and unified Silla periods, the Goryeo and early Joseon
periods, the mid-Joseon period, the late Joseon period and the late 19th to the early 20th
century.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 224
· Price: $30 / ￦19,800
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-230-6 (H) / 978-1-56591-231-4 (S)
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Arts & Culture
Masterpieces of Korean Art
2014
All About Korea
Modern Korean Artists
· Summary: This is a collection of 40 articles that feature noteworthy masterpieces of Korea
with descriptive texts and full-color photographs. The book offers a glimpse into Korea’s art
history and its evolution by genre: painting, sculpture, metal craft, ceramics, wood/lacquer
crafts and stone pagodas.
· Summary: This compilation of articles about contemporary artists from the quarterly
magazine Koreana helps readers to better understand and appreciate Korea’s modern arts
ranging from the fine arts to Korean film.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 224
· Pages: 223
· Price: $50 / ￦50,000
· Price: $50 / ￦50,000
· ISBN: 978-89-86090-36-9
Masters of Traditional Korean Handicrafts
· ISBN: 978-89-86090-33-8
Modern Korean Ink Painting
· Summary: This book offers a glimpse into Korea’s foremost handicraft artisans with
examples of their masterpieces in such areas as wood, bamboo, fabric and metal
crafts. In addition, the articles provide insight into the cultural traditions and lifestyle of
Koreans.
· Summary: (Korean Culture Series 5) This book seeks to define how the term “modern”
should be applied to Korean art, while exploring its evolution over roughly a hundred
years, from the opening of Korea’s ports to outside trade in 1876 through the 1980s.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 160
· Pages: 169
· Price: $30 / ￦19,800
· Price: $50 / ￦50,000
· ISBN: 978-89-86090-32-1
Modern and Contemporary Art in Korea
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-237-3 (H) / 978-1-56591-238-1 (S)
Passport to Korean Culture
· Summary: (Korean Culture Series 1) This book discusses the issues of tradition and
modernity as well as the identity of modern and contemporary art in Korea. It introduces
Korean art not only to art lovers or specialists but to those with a general interest as well.
· Summary: This book is an introduction to Korea and its history and people.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Pages: 121
· Price: $30 / ￦19,800
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-215-2 (H) / 978-1-56591-217-9 (S)
· Format: Book
· Pages: 151
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-153-2 03910
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Arts & Culture
Seasonal Customs of Korea
2014
All About Korea
The KOREAN WAVE
· Summary: (Korean Culture Series 7) The seasonal customs of Korea are folk traditions
of everyday life that have been observed annually throughout the ages. In this way, the
residents of a particular community living within the same natural environment and
cultural setting came to share similar everyday customs.
· Summary: This book is the first in a series of books to introduce modern Korean culture
overseas.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Pages: 208
· Price: $30 / ￦19,800
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-245-8
Taekwondo: The Unity of Body, Mind and Sprit
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ummary: (Korea Essentials Series 13) This guidebook is suitable for readers as well as
beginners and trainees who are attracted to the dynamics and beauty of Taekwondo
and need a deeper understanding of it.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Pages: 116
· Price: $16 / ￦9,000
· ISBN: 978-89-97639-37-3
THE KOREA COLLECTION
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ummary: Selected Cover Stories from Years Past (2/2010-12/2011)
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Pages: 227
· ISBN: 89-7375-554-703060
· Format: Book
· Pages: 101
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-164-8 04600
Traditional Music: Sounds in Harmony with Nature
· Summary: (Korea Essentials Series 8) Over the past several hundred years, instrumental
genres based on the music of shaman rituals and agricultural ceremonies developed
into highly sophisticated art forms. This book will examine the development of Korean
traditional music, looking at what makes it unique, surveying its wide variety of genres
and reviewing its dramatic history as an art form.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 109
· Price: $16 / ￦9,000
· ISBN: 978-89-91913-88-2
Traditional Painting: Window on the Korean Mind
· Summary: (Korea Essentials Series 2) This book provides readers with information
about traditional Korean painting: Buddhist painting, scholar’s art, landscape painting,
genre painting, portrait painting and folk painting.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 132
· Price: $15 / ￦9,000
· ISBN: 978-89-91913-74-5
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Arts & Culture
Traditional Performing Arts of Korea
· Summary: (Korean Culture Series 10) This book provides a comprehensive overview of
the historical background, genres and performers of the traditional performing arts of
Korea, including puppet plays, mask dance-dramas and pansori, a uniquely Korean form
of narrative song, which originated from the song and dance traditions of ancient Korean
people.
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anguage: English
· Format: Book
· Pages: 160
· Price: $30 / ￦20,000
· ISBN: 978-89-86090-26-0
2K13 Feel Korea
2014
All About Korea
Arts Avenue (Season 1/2)
· Summary: Arts Avenue is a culture and arts magazine program, featuring the diverse and
dynamic world of Korean Arts, or K-Arts, past and present. In addition to introducing the
latest showcases around town, Arts Avenue offers insight into trends and traits of Korean
creativity.
Asia Song Festival
· Summary: This video promotes a correct knowledge and understanding of various
elements of Korean culture and also forms the basis of cultural exchange programs
between Korea and two countries. (2K13 Feel Korea in Vancouver Program / 2K13 Feel
Korea at Korea Week in Perth Program)
· Summary: Asia Song Festival, also known as A-Song-Fe, was an annual Asian pop music
festival held in South Korea, featuring top artists from Asian countries. This festival was
hosted by the Korea Foundation for International Culture Exchange (KOFICE) from 2004
to 2012.
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anguage: English
· Format: Streaming
· Year of Publication: 2004-2012 (Once a year)
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unning Time: 2K13 Feel Korea in Vancouver (13minutes 41seconds) /
· Running Time: Difference by year
2K13 Feel Korea at Korea Week in Perth (9minutes 46seconds)
· Publisher: Korea Foundation for International Culture Exchange
· Publisher: Korea Foundation for International Culture Exchange
· Inquiry: KOFICE Exchange Program Division (+82-2-3153-1778)
· Inquiry: KOFICE Exchange Program Division (+82-2-3153-1778)
A Novelist’s Day in Seoul
· Summary: This film features modern and contemporary Seoul as depicted in the novels
of such writers as Kim Seung-ok, Park Kyung-ri, Lee Dong-ha, Yi Mun-yol, and Park Taewon. Based on these works, it covers various aspects of Seoul, including the daily lives
of ordinary people. In addition, it delves into what modern and contemporary novels
mean to contemporary Korean society.
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anguage: French
· Publisher: Actes Sud (France) (KF Sponsored)
Experience Korea through Your Five Senses
· Summary: This film presents aspects of Korean traditional culture that can be
experienced through the five senses. It describes hands-on cultural experiences like
a temple-stay program and tea ceremony, which convey a close harmony between
nature and Korean culture, Korea’s martial arts, such as taekwondo and traditional
Korean archery, making Onggi earthenware and singing Korea’s favorite folk song
“Arirang.”
· Language: English, Chinese, French, Spanish, Korean
· Publisher: Indecom Cinema (KF Sponsored)
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Fashion Express, Dongdaemun
2014
All About Korea
Il Ji-Mae (The Phantom Thief)
· Summary: Beyond its lengthy history as a traditional marketplace, Dongdaemun
Market has been transformed into a center of Korean fashion. To glimpse the future of
Dongdaemun, the film also features interviews with designers who are out to challenge
the world.
· Summary: Il Ji-Mae is a drama about a man who was a hero of the common people
during the Joseon era (1392-1910).
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· Publisher: Korea Cinetel (KF Sponsored)
Hangeul, the Dream Alphabet of the World
· Summary: This video introduces foreigners with a passion for learning and using Hangeul, including a group of Japanese women who visit Korea to learn more about Han-geul;
Professor Werner Sasse, a former Korean Studies professor from Germany who now resides
in Korea and conducts research on Korean literature; and Panta Navarage of Nepal who
teaches Han-geul as part of his efforts to reduce illiteracy among the Nepalese.
· Publisher: TV Mania Production (KF Sponsored)
Huge Family, Taekwondo
· Language (Subtitle): English, French, Russian
· Format: DVD (PAL)
· Publisher: SBS (Seoul Broadcasting System)
· Inquiry: Korea Creative Content Agency (+82-2-3153-1396~7)
· ISBN: 978-89-86090-36-9
Jeju Onggi, Crafted from Stone and Fire
with the Spirit of Jeju
· Summary: Based on three months of filming, this documentary vividly captures the
entire process of crafting Onggi earthernware infused with the spirit of the island
artisans from only natural clay and fire.
· Language: English, Chinese, Spanish
· Publisher: Asia Channel (KF Sponsored)
Korean Cinema Unleashed
· Summary: Eighty million people in 205 countries enjoy taekwondo as a sport. Why
have so many people chosen taekwondo? To find the answer, we look into some
amazing lives driven by passion and dreams. Not broken by their sudden misfortunes,
these people kept challenging themselves to achieve their goals.
· Summary: The documentary focuses on the recent developments of Korea’s cinema,
a fundamental component of the Korean Wave (Hallyu) phenomenon. It also identifies
key factors behind the rise of Korea’s film industry and introduces Korean film festivals as
well as the advanced technology used by Korean filmmakers.
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· Language: English, Chinese, Spanish
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Korean Traditional House, Hanok
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ummary: This film showcases the architectural features, nature-friendly characteristics
and seasonal changes in the unique appearance of hanok (traditional Korean housing).
It also brings attention to an urgent need to preserve existing hanok neighborhoods,
which are rapidly being lost due to new development projects.
2014
All About Korea
Peace & Harmony, Taekwondo
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· Summary: Of the 237 nations in the world today, over 204 officially practice taekwondo.
Currently, the sport has the seventh largest number of member nations in the world. What
has made taekwondo so popular? To find the answer to this question, this documentary
will peer into the lives of a young Zambian boy and confident Iranian women who are
breaking new ground.
· Publisher: KNTV (Japan), SkyFish Media (Korea) (KF Sponsored)
Life Between Games
Photographer Bae Bien-U and the Pine Tree
· Summary: Focusing on athletes in all disciplines, this program conveys a basic
knowledge of sports and the efforts put forth by the athletes to become the best in
their league. We went outside of the sports arena to observe a different side of the
lives of athletes _ the part that displays the sweat, passion, and constant battle with
themselves in order to be the best.
· Summary: Bae Bien-U is a world-renowned Korean photographer known especially for
his images of landscapes. The documentary features his world of photographic art and
his enchanting Korean pine trees, which have long stood in silence, while observing the
everyday lives and culture of the Korean people.
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· Publisher: Knock Media (KF Sponsored)
On Air
· Summary: This is a drama about the lives and the loves of an actress, a manager, a
drama writer and a producer.
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· Format: DVD (PAL)
· Publisher: SBS (Seoul Broadcasting System)
· Inquiry: Korea Creative Content Agency (+82-2-3153-1396~7)
· ISBN: 978-89-86090-36-9
Pororo Goes to Korea
· Summary: This animation introduces the story of Pororo and his friends coming to
Korea and experiencing Korean culture before returning to his homeland with good
memories of his trip.
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Rock on Korea
2014
All About Korea
The Beat, Beat, Beat of Korea!
· Summary: This video provides viewers an opportunity to learn about the past and
present of Korean rock music, as well as how it has been affected by social trends over
the past 50 years. They will also be able to see how K-pop is becoming mainstream and
sweeping the world.
· S ummary: This film shows how the pulsating rhythms of modern percussion
performances are rooted in the roaming troupes of entertainers of long ago,
Namsadangpae, and the traditional percussion music of samulnori.
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Semipermanent
· Summary: This program is part travelogue, part cultural documentary; the aim is to
share stories about interesting expats while showing the city through their eyes. We
intertwine lighthearted and fun discovery with frank discussions about what it’s really
like to put down roots abroad.
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The Curves of Korea
· Summary: This film features the unique Korean curves illustrated by Gyeongbok
Palace, Seoul World Cup Stadium, Buddhist dance, hanbok (traditional clothing) and
ceramics. It offers a glimpse into the Korean sentiment of harmony with nature, a
distinct characteristic of Korean culture.
· Language: English, French, Spanish, Korean
· Publisher: Sky HD (KF Sponsored)
Simply K-pop
· Summary: Through this unique music program, K-pop fans around the world can
watch K-pop stars as they perform on-stage and interact with their audiences.
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The Sensation
· Summary: These days, interest in the Korean Wave has been increasing all around the
world, and Arirang TV has been at the forefront of making the Korean Wave become an
international phenomenon. Based on ever-increasing popularity of Korean pop culture,
especially K-pop, we are now planning to spread the beauty of traditional Korean music
throughout the world.
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Cultural Heritage
2014
All About Korea
Buddhist Sculpture of Korea
· Summary: (Korean Culture Series 8) This book provides a comprehensive overview of the
Buddhist sculpture of Korea, from the Three Kingdoms period through the Joseon era. The
author provides in-depth descriptions of Joseon Buddhist sculpture and demonstrates
how Buddhist art remained an integral part of the everyday life of the common people.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 223
· Price: $30 / ￦19,800
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Music
Holidays
Cultural Facilities
Architecture
Relics
Lifestyles
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-243-4
Dictionary of Korean Art and Archaeology
· Summary: This publication seeks to promote a broader understanding of Korean
culture and arts among foreigners with an interest in Korea’s cultural legacy, and
support scholarly research by providing English definitions and explanations of
terminology used for cultural artifacts.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 332
· Price: $29.95 / ￦18,000
· ISBN: 1-56591-201-2
Eternal Images of Sakyamuni:
Two Gilt-Bronze Korean National Treasures
· Summary: This English-language Catalog features two gilt-bronze pensive images
from the Three Kingdoms period (37 BCE - 668 CE) of Korea, which are Korea’s National
Treasures No. 78 and No. 83. With an abundance of photos and insightful essays, it
provides an in-depth introduction to these ancient masterpieces of Korean Buddhist art.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 136
· Price: $100 / ￦100,000
· ISBN: 978-89-86090-29-1
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Cultural Heritage
Fine Arts
2014
All About Korea
GUIDE TO KOREAN CULTURE
· Summary: (Korean Cultural HeritageⅠ) In this book, experts introduce in detail the
beauty and originality of the Korean fine arts.
· Summary: This book provides a comprehensive introduction to Korea’s cultural
heritage.
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese
· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 300
· Pages: 288
· Price: $40 / ￦30,000
· Price: ￦15,000
· ISBN: 978-89-86090-06-6
Fragrance of Korea:
The Ancient Gilt-Bronze Incense Burner of Baekje
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ummary: This book is an extensively illustrated English-language book about the GiltBronze Incense Burner of Baekje. This ancient artifact has been designated National
Treasure of Korea No. 287.
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· Format: Book
· Pages: 144
· Price: $100 / ￦100,000 (H), $20 / ￦20,000 (S)
· ISBN: 978-89-86090-23-6 (H) / 978-89-86090-24-4 (S)
Gold Crowns of Silla: Treasures from a Brilliant Age
· Summary: This book introduces the gold crowns and related articles excavated from
five royal tombs. The descriptions are accompanied by numerous photographs and
related details. In addition, three insightful essays by art history scholars are included,
which explain the gold culture of Silla, significance of Silla gold crowns and historical
background of Silla’s exceptional culture.
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· Format: Book
· Pages: 144
· Price: $100 / ￦100,000
· ISBN: 978-89-86090-38-3
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-571-4 03910
Hangeul: Korea’s Unique Alphabet
· Summary: (Korea Essentials Series 1) This book examines the unique characteristics of
the Han-geul writing system, the structure of the alphabet, the history of its creation
and creator King Sejong the Great as well as its widespread influence on Korean society.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 104
· Price: $15 / ￦9,000
· ISBN: 978-89-91913-69-1
Joseon’s Royal Heritage: 500 Years of Splendor
· Summary: (Korea Essentials Series 7) This book examines three of the better-known
cultural legacies of the Joseon era (1391-1910): royal palaces, royal tombs and the
Annals of the Dynasty of Joseon. Each of these treasures, deeply imbued with
Confucianism, reveals unique aspects about the kingdom and its culture.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 121
· Price: $16 / ￦9,000
· ISBN: 978-89-91913-87-5
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Cultural Heritage
Korean Ceramics
2014
All About Korea
Maedeup: The Art of Traditional Korean Knots
· Summary: (Korean Culture Series 12) The uniqueness of Korean ceramics stems from
the austere humility of the earthenware, the jade-green color of Goryeo celadon, the
wit of Joseon buncheong ware and the refined beauty of Joseon white porcelain.
· Summary: (Korean Culture Series 6) Maedeup is a language of the hands, a flower of
the heart. This book introduces the history of maedeup, its uses and the art of Korean
knotting, through detailed explanations and illustrations.
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· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 232
· Pages: 160
· Price: $30 / ￦20,000
· Price: $30 / ￦19,800
· ISBN: 978-89-86090-30-7
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-232-2 (H) / 978-1-56591-233-0 (S)
KOREAN DOCUMENTS ON UNESCO’S MEMORY
OF THE WORLD REGISTER
Museums & Galleries:
Displaying Korea’s Past and Future
· Summary: Hunmin jeong-eum (1997) / Joseon wangjo sillok (1997) / Seungjeong-won ilgi
(2001) / Baegun hwasang chorok buljo jikji simche yojeol (2001) / Joseon wangjo Uigwe
(2007) / Goryeo Daejanggyeong-pan and Je-gyeong-pan (2007) / Dong-ui bogam (2009)
· Summary: (Korea Essentials Series 6) Korea’s museums and galleries, displaying
everything from Paleolithic relics to the latest experimental works by contemporary
artists, offer windows into the country’s past, present and future.
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· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 67
· Pages: 129
· Price: $16 / ￦9,000
· ISBN: 978-89-7375-151-8 03910
Korean Relics in the U.S. ①⁻② /
Korean Relics in Western Europe /
Korean Relics in Japan ①⁻⑤
· Summary: Each volume contains a list of 1,400 Korean paintings, ceramics or
handicrafts preserved in the United States, Western Europe and Japan with
approximately 300 illustrations and descriptions.
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· Format: Book (Illustrated with a wealth of full-color / full-page photographs)
· Year of Publication: U.S. 1989 / Western Europe 1992 / Japan 1998
· Pages: 404-517
· Publisher: The Korea Foundation / International Cultural Society of Korea
· ISBN: 978-89-91913-86-8
Palaces of Korea
· Summary: (Korean Culture Series 3) This book offers lists of East Asian capitals and
palaces, a brief history of palaces in Korea, the everyday life and ceremonies of palaces,
Korean palace architecture and noteworthy palaces in Korea.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 144
· Price: $30 / ￦19,800
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-224-1 (H) / 978-1-56591-225-X (S)
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Cultural Heritage
Performing Arts
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ummary: (Korean Cultural Heritage Ⅲ) Korea’s performing arts have yet to be widely
exposed to Western audiences. This book provides an overview of the cultural roots
and development of Korea’s traditional and contemporary performing arts.
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· Format: Book
· Pages: 256
· Price: $40 / ￦30,000
· ISBN: 978-89-86090-11-2
SAMULNORI Textbook Series of Korean Culture Lesson
· Summary: The Learning Korean Culture Series is a special project of the Overseas
Koreans Foundation and the Korean National University of Arts aimed at providing
systematic teaching for overseas Koreans who want to learn about their cultural roots.
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· Format: Book
· Pages: 58
Seowon
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ummary: (Korean Culture Series 2) This book provides a comprehensive introduction
to the private institutions, seowon, which were dedicated to higher learning and
eventually emerged at the forefront of Neo-Confucianism in Korea.
2014
All About Korea
Taking Korean Traditional Dance Lessons with
Chung, Seung-Hee - Series of Korean Culture Lesson
· Summary: The Learning Korean Culture Series is a special project of the Overseas
Koreans Foundation and the Korean National University of Arts aimed at providing
systematic teaching for overseas Koreans who want to learn about their cultural roots.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 232
Thought and Religion
· S ummary: (Korean Cultural HeritageⅡ) This book describes how Buddhism,
Confucianism, shamanism and modern religions have contributed to the spiritual outlook
of the Korean people, along with explaining the origins of various Korean religions.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 269
· Price: $40 / ￦30,000
· ISBN: 978-89-86090-08-2
Traditional Lifestyles
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· Summary: (Korean Cultural Heritage Ⅳ) Based on a belief that the entire country was
an extension of the family, respect for one’s parents and the nation was a fundamental
principle of everyday Korean life. This can be seen in the rites of passage, architecture,
clothing and food and drink, as presented in Traditional Lifestyles.
· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 208
· Price: $30 / ￦19,800
· Pages: 264
· ISBN: 978-1-56591-218-7 (H) / 978-1-56591-219-5 (S)
· Price: $40 / ￦30,000
· ISBN: 978-89-86090-13-9
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Cultural Heritage
100 Icons of Korean Culture
2014
All About Korea
Jongmyo, a Shrine for Human Beings
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anguage: English
· Summary: Ancestral rites held at the Jongmyo royal shrine include music, song and
dance that are rooted in Confucian ethics, philosophy and thought. The film highlights
the four seasons of Korea, architectural characteristics of Jongmyo, Jongmyo Jeryeak
(royal ancestral ritual music), Ilmu (line dance) and Jongmyo Daeje (royal ancestral rite).
· Publisher: Production Ray (KF Sponsored)
· Summary: This program explores 100 icons that represent Korea’s several thousand
years of history, its traditions and its modern culture. These include a diversity of ethnic,
religious, artistic and historic icons and more.
Accolades for Arirang
Korea’s National Holiday Part 1- Seollal
· Summary: In December 2012, UNESCO registered the folk song “Arirang,” which
embodies the spirit of the Korean people, on the Representative List of the Intangible
Cultural Heritage of Humanity. For over 600 years, “Arirang” has spread throughout the
country and beyond. Now having been registered by UNESCO, it is truly becoming
globalized.
· Summary: This video introduces one of the most important Korean holidays, Seollal,
Lunar New Year’s Day.
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Portuguese, Korean
Arch of Enlightenment
Korea’s National Holiday Part 2 - Chuseok
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ummary: This is a documentary about the remarkable attempt to restore a symbol of
national pride and history, the Gwangwhamun Gate of Gyeongbok Palace. This lavish
high definition film follows the trials and tribulations of the ensemble of archaeologists,
engineers, architects and craftsmen as they set about restoring one of the nation’s most
important historic landmarks.
· Summary: This video introduces the Harvest Moon Festival, Chuseok, Korea’s festival of
thanksgiving for the harvest.
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· Publisher: West Park Pictures (KF Sponsored)
Portuguese, Korean
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Cultural Heritage
Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty
· Summary: This documentary introduces the royal tombs of the dynasty of Joseon,
which encompass 40 some tombs of kings and queens built over a period of five
centuries. Honoring Korea’s rulers and the achievements of their reign, the tombs also
reveal the burial customs, historic practices and memorial rituals during the Joseon era
(1392-1910).
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· Publisher: Asia Channel (KF Sponsored)
2014
All About Korea
UNESCO Heritage in Korea (2009 - 2010)
· Summary: This video introduces the Korean treasures and sites registered by UNESCO
on the World Heritage lists in 2009 and 2010, both tangible and intangible.
The Culinary Art of Kimchi
· Summary: Kimjang, the tradition of making and sharing kimchi, is a culinary custom
handed down through centuries. Why is kimjang undertaken around the same time
each year by women throughout the country and in such massive quantities? What
does kimjang mean to Koreans? Arirang TV’s special explores Korea’s unique culinary
culture of kimjang.
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UNESCO Heritage in Korea
(Archives for the May 18th Democratic Uprising
against Military Regime, in Gwangju, Repub)
· Summary: This video introduces “Documents of the May 18 Democratic Uprising”
which was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2011.
Portuguese, Korean
UNESCO Heritage in Korea (Daemokjang)
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ummary: This video introduces the Korean treasures and sites registered by UNESCO
on the World Heritage lists between 1995 and 2007.
· Summary: This video introduces daemokjang (traditional wooden architecture), which
was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2010.
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Portuguese, Korean
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Cultural Heritage
UNESCO Heritage in Korea (Falconry)
2014
All About Korea
UNESCO Heritage in Korea (Jultagi)
· Summary: This video introduces falconry (hunting with falcons), which was added to
the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2010.
· Summary: This video introduces jultagi (tightrope walking), which was added to the
UNESCO World Heritage List in 2011.
Portuguese, Korean
Portuguese, Korean
UNESCO Heritage in Korea (Gagok)
UNESCO Heritage in Korea (Taekkyeon)
· Summary: This video introduces gagok (traditional Korean long lyric song cycles),
which was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2010.
· Summary: This video introduces taekkyeon (a traditional Korean martial art), which
was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2011.
Portuguese, Korean
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Arabic, Portuguese, Korean
UNESCO Heritage in Korea (Ilseongnok)
· Summary: This video introduces Ilseongnok (Records of Daily Reflection or royal
diaries), which was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2011.
Portuguese, Korean
UNESCO Heritage in Korea
(Weaving of Mosi (fine ramie) in the Hansan region)
· Summary: This video introduces the weaving of Hansan mosi (fine ramie), which was
added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2011.
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Arabic, Portuguese, Korean
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Nature & Tourism
2014
All About Korea
Green Growth - A NEW PATH FOR KOREA
· Summary: “Low Carbon, Green Growth” is a key catchphrase in Korea. The Korean
Government has launched a series of bold green initiatives to help Korea leapfrog into
a low-carbon society.
· Format: Leaflet
· Pages: 4
Nature &
Tourism
· Landscapes
· Natural Wonders
· Natural Resources
· Tourist Spot
· Travel Information
· Map
· Geography
· Environment
Jeju Island: Reaching to the Core of Beauty
· Summary: (Korea Essentials Series 5) This is an English-language book introducing Jeju’s
natural landscape, culture, history and people. It also includes useful information for
international travelers visiting the island, including sections on its three natural wonders
listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, its Olle trails and twelve things to do on the island.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 140
· Price: $16 / ￦9,000
· ISBN: 978-89-91913-83-7
Keywords to Korea
· Summary: This booklet introduces the history, language, food, tourism and culture of
Korea through nine keywords–Annyeonghaseyo, 2333 BCE, DMZ, Seoul, Olleh, Kimchi /
Bulgogi / Makgeolli, Smart IT, K-pop, Jisung Park / Yuna Kim / Tank Choi / Choo Choo Train.
· Language: English, French, German, Russian
· Format: Book
· Pages: 20
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Korea
2014
All About Korea
Korea Travel Guide
· Summary: This comprehensive tourist guidebook was written by an expatriate
for international tourists in Korea. It introduces regional attractions, themed tours,
recommended tour courses and interesting historical and cultural background
information as well as various other attractions.
· Summary: Intended for tourists traveling on their own, this guidebook introduces
attractive destinations in Korea. It includes a brief introduction of the Republic of Korea,
themed tours, regional attractions, maps and handy information such as immigration
laws, accommodations, transportation and more.
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· Language: English, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Italian, Arabic, Thai
· Format: Book
· Format: Book
· Pages: 756
· Pages: 152
· Publisher: Korea Tourism Organization / Seoul Selection
· Price: $45 / ￦37,000
· ISBN: 978-89-91913-99-8
Korea Illustrated Booklet
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ummary: This illustrated booklet portrays the unique charm of Korea through colorful
photos. Focusing on Korea’s “Gi (energy)”, “Heung (excitement)” and “Jeong (affection),” it
introduces various aspects of Korea, including its four seasons, its food, K-pop, UNESCO
sites and much more.
· Language: English, Chinese (Traditional & Simplified), French, Spanish, German,
Russian, Italian, Turkish, Arabic, Vietnamese, Indian
· Format: Book
· Pages: 20
Korea Tourist Map
Korea’s Natural Wonders: Exploring Korea’s
Landscapes
· Summary: (Korea Essentials Series 9) This book introduces the spectacular landscapes
of Korea while also providing cultural, historical and geographical explanations.
· Format: Book
· Pages: 104
· Price: $16 / ￦9,000
· ISBN: 978-89-97639-04-5
View & Story of Korea
· Summary: Intended for independent travelers, this brochure includes a national
map of Korea and maps of major tourist areas, including Seoul, Gyeonggi-do, Busan
and Gyeongju. It also includes subway maps, trains, express buses and other useful
transportation information.
· Summary: Attractive tourist destinations of Korea are introduced in two colorful photo
books. In addition, 30 pictures were carefully selected and created into a postcard book.
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese (Traditional & Simplified)
· Format: Brochure
· Pages: 32
· Format: Book
· Pages: Photo book each 120, Postcard book 34
· Publisher: Korea Tourism Organization / Design Soomokwon
· Price: ￦42,000 (Set) / Photo book ￦16,000 (each) / Postcard Book ￦10,000
· ISBN: 978-89-961851-3-0 (View of Korea Photo book) /
978-89-961851-4-7 (Story of Korea Photo book) /
978-89-961851-6-1 (Postcard booklet)
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Nature & Tourism
Volunteers Work Wonders in Taean, Korea
· Summary: Taean is an area of soft sandy beaches spreading out as far as the eye can
see. Rocks carved out by waves for hundreds of millions of years add to this breathtaking
landscape. This video is about the heroic efforts of thousands upon thousands of
volunteers who rushed to Taean to help clean up the vast amount of crude oil that
spilled into the ocean in December 2007, when an oil tanker collided with a floating
crane. Their efforts helped restore the ocean and protect fishing in the area.
· Format: Brochure
· Pages: 48
韓國8大魅力之旅
2014
All About Korea
Adventure Club
· Summary: Tourism in Korea is no longer limited to appreciating nature and history.
Tourists want to experience Korea to the fullest in the most dynamic and exciting ways
such as paragliding, scuba diving, rafting and rock climbing. Members of Internet
groups in Korea actively introduce the country’s natural wonders, culture and leisure
sports as Korea’s new tourist guides.
Bon Voyage
· Summary: Published in traditional and simplified Chinese, this tourist guidebook
introduces the “Eight Charms of Korea” (Hallyu, shopping & spa, themed parks, food,
green tourism, athletes, medical tourism and electronics). It also includes regional
attractions and other useful tourist information.
· Summary: This video is like a visual record of a tour of Korea, introducing exciting
eateries, scenery and tourist spots. Discover the true beauty of Korea at every stop.
· Language: Chinese (Traditional & Simplified)
· Format: Book
· Pages: 170
韓國の旅ガイド
Fareway to Refreshing
· Summary: Targeted at Japanese tourists traveling on their own, this guidebook
introduces the various charms of Korea. It includes specially themed tours, current
trends and regional attractions as well as useful information such as transportation, visa
issues, basic conversational Korean, maps and much more.
· Summary: This video takes viewers on an exciting golf tour in Korea sure to satisfy
both the golfer and epicure. Explore world-class Korean golf courses that have drawn
the world’s attention and indulge in luxury resorts and famous restaurants as well. The
experience will leave viewers refreshed.
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· Format: Book
· Pages: 148
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Nature & Tourism
In Frame
2014
All About Korea
Korean Seafood Out to the World
· Summary: This video shows a side of South Korea that most international visitors are
curious about, rather than the tourist landmarks or aspects of local culture Koreans
want to show. It introduces Korea from the perspective of well-known overseas
photographers.
· Summary: This documentary introduces the Korean king olive flounder, which is being
exported to the United States, and Korean fish farming for abalone and seaweed. It
also introduces numerous seafood recipes and contains interviews with experts in the
field and those involved in the globalization of Korean seafood.
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Korea Top 10 (Season 1)
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ummary: This video shows viewers a whole new way to enjoy Korea. It provides a top
10 list for 13 themes. Korea Top 10 is the most informative and stylish guide to Korea.
Quilt Your Korean Map
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· Summary: This video will help viewers to discover more about Korea by visiting less
known but equally amazing places, immersing them in various cultural experiences.
Each episode unveils new sides of Korea.
Smart Love in Korea
· Summary: Here is a new way to enjoy Korea. The video introduces hidden gems around
Korea, including great eateries and exciting places. You can go wherever you want to
see the sights and do any of these exciting activities. Everything you’ve imagined about
Korea is accessible on the Korea Top 10 show.
· Summary: This is a collection of 31 videos produced between 2008 and 2012 to
promote the attractiveness of Korea as a tourism destination. Each film introduces
natural wonders, the four seasons, UNESCO heritage sites, traditional foods and Korean
culture in general through various colorful scenes.
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· Running Time: 110minutes (estimated total running time of 31videos)
· Inquiry: Korea Tourism Organization (+82-2-729-9405)
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Stars’ Road
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ummary: In this video, celebrity guests take viewers on an exciting journey across the
country to show the true style and flavor of Korea and discover the scenic places that
are unknown to many. Along the way, viewers can learn about the history and culture
of Korea.
Travel Story
· Summary: This program helps viewers discover little-known places in Korea. It shows
the culture and people through the interesting stories of those who have visited the
country’s hidden treasures. It takes viewers to scenic spots and introduces the local
people.
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Introduction to
Organizations &
Lists of Books
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Korean Culture and Information Service (http://www.korea.net)
The Korean Culture and Information Service (KOCIS), under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism,
provides general services in promotion of Korean culture and information around the world. Its major jobs
are to manage the overseas Korean Cultural Centers and Culture & Information Officers, to introduce Korean
culture, to support cultural exchange activities, to support foreign correspondents in their coverage of
Korea and to manage the official English website of the Korean Government. Its functions have expanded
greatly as the role of soft power, including exchanges of scientific techniques and culture, has become
increasingly important. KOCIS takes the initiative in informing the policy and promoting the cultural
projects of the Korean Government overseas.
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Korea 2013
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Korea for Kids
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KOREA Impossible to Possible
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KOREA OFFERING OPPORTUNITIES 040
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Korea: it's worth sharing
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Korean Beauty
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2013 Calendar 009
KOREAN DOCUMENTS ON UNESCO'S MEMORY OF THE WORLD REGISTER 076
2014 Photo Diary 049
Korea's National Holiday Part 1- Seollal
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Korea's National Holiday Part 2- Chuseok
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A New Era of Hope
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Let's go KOREA
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Passport to Korean Culture
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Advanced Technology Korea - America, Europe
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Pororo Goes to Korea 069
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Bojagi : Korea' Traditional Gift Wrap
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The Beauty of KOREAN STYLE
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CONSUMER INFORMATION GUIDE - Knowledge is Power
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Discoveries of Korea
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The KOREAN WAVE
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FACTS ABOUT KOREA
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Journey to Yeosu
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K-ANIMATION
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K-ARCHITECTURE
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UNESCO Heritage in Korea (Archives for the May 18th Democratic Uprising against Military Regime, in Gwangju, Repub)
K-ART
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K-CLASSICS
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K-DRAMA
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K-FASHION
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K-FOOD
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K-LITERATURE
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K-MOVIE
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UNESCO Heritage in Korea (Weaving of Mosi (fine ramie) in the Hansan region)
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K-POP
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Volunteers Work Wonders in Taean, Korea
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K-SPORTS
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Welcome to KOREA
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KOREA
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With Love, Korea
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs (http://www.mofa.go.kr)
The Korea Foundation (http://www.kf.or.kr)
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs was inaugurated according to the Government Organization Act enacted
by the Government of the Republic of Korea on July 17, 1948. As a part of the government organizational
reforms in 1998, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was reorganized as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade,
and was reorganized again as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 2013. The Ministry establishes and carries
out foreign policies, economic diplomacy and economic cooperation, takes part in international economic
communities, administers treaties and international agreements, protects and supports overseas Korean
nationals, promotes cultural cooperation, and analyzes international affairs.
As a lead organization of Korea’s international exchange and public diplomacy initiatives, The Korea
Foundation (KF) communicates and interacts with the world so that Korea and its people can be better
understood throughout the global community. In doing so, The Korea Foundation strives to make friends
with people across the world, along with enhancing Korea’s global stature. Now, it implements a variety
of programs to share Korea’s success story in terms of its acclaimed economic development and notable
transition to a liberal democracy, to help advance the world’s prosperity and well-being.
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2013 Diplomatic White Paper
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Buddhist Architecture of Korea 050
Trustpolitik 2013
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Buddhist Sculpture of Korea 073
Cloud Path, Journey of a Wandering Monk
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Dictionary of Korean Art and Archaeology 073
Eternal Images of Sakyamuni: Two Gilt-Bronze Korean National Treasures 073
Experience Korea through Your Five Senses
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Fine Arts
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Fragrance of Korea: The Ancient Gilt-Bronze Incense Burner of Baekje
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Gold Crowns of Silla: Treasures from a Brilliant Age 074
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Hangeul, the Dream Alphabet of the World 066
Hangeul: Korea’s Unique Alphabet
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Jeju Island: Reaching to the Core of Beauty 087
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Jeju Onggi, Crafted from Stone and Fire with the Spirit of Jeju
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Jongmyo, a Shrine for Human Beings 081
Korea
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Joseon’s Royal Heritage: 500 Years of Splendor 075
Korea Illustrated Booklet 088
KOREA FOCUS
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Korea’s Ancient Medicine
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Korea’s Natural Wonders: Exploring Korea’s Landscapes
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Korean Cuisine
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Korea’s Traditional Tastes - Traditions Beyond 500 Years
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Smart Love in Korea
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Korean Architecture: Breathing with Nature
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Korean Arts and Lifestyle (Vol.Ⅰ-Ⅳ)
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韓國8大魅力之旅 090
Korean Ceramics 076
韓國の旅ガイド
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Korean Ceramics: The Beauty of Natural Forms
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Korea Tourism Organization (http://www.visitkorea.or.kr)
The Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) was established in 1962 under the Ministry of Culture and Tourism
(today’s Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism). KTO promotes Korea as a tourist destination and is dedicated
to spreading the country’s unique culture and heritage worldwide. Since the 1980’s the organization is also
responsible for promoting domestic tourism. The organization’s main goal is to strengthen and develop the
tourism industry of Korea, to contribute to the country’s economy, and also improve the quality of life of the
Korean people.
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Easy Korean Cooking K-arts Keywords to Korea Korea Tourist Map
Korea Travel Guide
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Korean Cinema Unleashed
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Traditional Painting: Window on the Korean Mind 063
Korean Court Dance 058
Traditional Performing Arts of Korea 064
Korean Dance: Pure Emotion and Energy
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Korean Folk Dance
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Window on Korean Culture: 20 Video Clips on Korean Culture
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Korean Food Guide 032
Korean Journeys: Heartland of Culture and History
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Korean Landscape Painting 059
Korean Master Chefs 034
Korean Medicine: A Holistic Way to Health and Healing 040
Korean Relics in the U.S. ① - ② / Korean Relics in Western Europe / Korean Relics in Japan ① - ⑤
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Korean Style
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Korean Traditional House, Hanok 068
Koreana 012
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Masters of Traditional Korean Handicrafts 060
Modern and Contemporary Art in Korea 060
Modern Korean Artists 061
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Modern Korean Ink Painting 061
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Museums & Galleries: Displaying Korea’s Past and Future 077
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Palaces of Korea 077
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Performing Arts
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Religion in Korea: Harmony and Coexistence 013
Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty 082
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Secrets behind Korea’s Economic Success 044
Seowon 078
Taekwondo: The Unity of Body, Mind and Sprit 062
The Beat, Beat, Beat of Korea! 071
The Curves of Korea 071
The DMZ: Dividing the Two Koreas 014
Thought and Religion 079
Traditional Food: A Taste of Korean Life 033
Traditional Lifestyles 079
Traditional Music: Sounds in Harmony with Nature
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Korea International Cooperation Agency (http://www.koica.go.kr)
Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is a government organization responsible for foreign
cooperation projects and Korea’s grant aid programs for developing countries, and has played its role
faithfully through sustainable growth and development as Korea’s representative grant organization. It
improves Korea’s international image in the world by supporting economic and social development of
developing countries and takes the initiatives in promoting friendly and cooperative relations with many
developing countries.
Korea Creative Content Agency (http://www.kocca.kr)
Korea Creative Content Agency (kocca) is an organization dedicated to support effective and sustainable
growth of contents industry in the creative economy. It performs the business such as △creating ecosystem
for coexisting contents △activating production and distribution △supporting overseas expansion △
cultivating human resources △constructing infrastructure △policy research and industry analysis, in order
that Korea can jump up to be a global contents power by strengthening competition of contents industry
in the field of broadcasting, game, animation, character, cartoon, music and fashion.
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Arts Council Korea (http://www.arko.or.kr)
Arts Council Korea (ARKO) focuses on making creation, mediation and enjoyment have a virtuous circle targeting
the nonprofit cultural industry and the field of basic arts such as literature, visual arts, performing arts, traditional
arts and multidisciplinary arts, and on building infrastructure for it. Through this, it secures the production capacity
of arts market by developing artistic prosperity and social productivity, increasing autogenic power of arts and
leading creation of arts, while striving to make all the people feel the creative pleasure.
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Acts and Scenes: Western Drama in Korean Theater
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Choreographers in Motion: Retrospective and Perspectives 050
City as Arts: 100 Notable Works of Architecture in Seoul 050
Coexisting Differences: Women Artists in Contemporary Korean Art 051
Daehangno: Theater District in Seoul 051
Dancing Korea: New Waves of Choreographers and Dance Companies
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Diaspora: Korean Nomadism 052
Harmonia Koreana: A Short History of 20th-century Korean Music 053
K-POP: Roots and Blossoming of Korean Popular Music
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Korean Abstract Painting: A Formation of Korean Avant-Garde 057
King Sejong Institute Foundation (http://www.ksif.or.kr)
King Sejong Institute Foundation (KSIF) is a public institution that supports ‘King Sejong Institute (KSI)’ an overseas
education institute for Korean language and culture. KSIF was founded in October 2012 in accordance with
Clause 2 of Article 19 in the Framework Act on the Korean Language to generally manage and oversee the Korean
government’s task of spreading the Korean language and culture. It designates King Sejong Institute, supports and
evaluates its management, and develops and manages Nuri-Sejonghakdang (www.sejonghakdang.org), which
teaches Korean language and culture online. It also publishes and distributes textbooks suitable for the curriculum
of King Sejong Institute as well as guidebooks for teachers and assessment tests, reeducates teachers for the King
Sejong Institute, and dispatches professional teachers.
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Korean for Intermediate Learners 1 2014
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All About Korea
Korean One expression 043
Listening Korean Language - Beginner Level 043
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Sejong Korea Culture 1 044
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Sejong Korean 1 045
Sejong Korean 2 045
Sejong Korean 3
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Sejong Korean 4
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Writing Korean Language - Beginner Level
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Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (http://www.kotra.or.kr)
Since its establishment in 1962 as part of the Korea’s first 5-year Economic Plan, Korea Trade-Investment
Promotion Agency (KOTRA) has been dedicated to creating new export markets and increasing Korea’s trade
value. KOTRA plays new role to support overseas investment, to invite foreign professional manpower, and
to support making overseas jobs, keeping up with the times. In particular, celebrating its 50th anniversary
in 2012, KOTRA operates as a Global Business Platform that helps Korean companies break out into a bigger
market and better future, and takes the lead for ‘being best five trade powers and achieving trade of 2 trillion
dollars in 2020’.
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Invest KOREA Bulletin 039
Invest Korea, Invest In Success
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LABOR LAW GUIDE FOR FOREIGN INVESTORS
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Overview of Korea's Industries
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Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corporation (http://www.at.or.kr)
Contents List
Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corporation (aT) is established as Agriculture and Fishery Development
Corporation in 1967 for easing disparity between farmers and manufacturers. After changing its name to
Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corporation in 2012, it concentrates on reorganizing with differentiated
and specialized structure and function by establishing new vision as ‘a public enterprise for promoting
global agricultural and fishery food industry trusted by the people’ and enforcing the function of
supporting agricultural and fishery food industry which will be the growing power of our agriculture.
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Old Wives Recipes
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SAMULNORI Textbook - Series of Korean Culture Lesson
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Taking Korean Traditional Dance Lessons with Chung, Seung-Hee - Series of Korean Culture Lesson
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Korea Foundation for International Culture Exchange
(http://kofice.or.kr)
Korea AgraFood
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Korean Food: Straight to the Source
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Korean Food Foundation (http://www.hansik.org)
Established in March 2010 in order to develop the industries such as food industry, food service industry,
culture and tourism industry through the promotion of Korean food and the expansion of Korean culture,
and to improve the image of Korea, Korean Food Foundation (KFF) is an only official private organization
certified by government. It performs the major roles to establish legitimacy of Korean food, to foster Korean
food industry and to pursue the globalization of Korean food by promoting and developing the excellence
of Korean food at home and abroad based on private expertise.
Korea Foundation for International Culture Exchange (kofice) promotes right recognition and
understanding about culture of each country through diverse exchanges of cultural industries beyond the
borders, and strives to improve the friendship between countries through the mutual cultural events such
as ‘Feel Korea’, ‘Asia TV Drama Conference’ and ‘Asia Song Festival’. And it also contributes to expansion and
development of Korean Wave by initiating underdeveloped countries into cultural knowhow, managing
overseas correspondents and supporting fan club.
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2K13 Feel Korea
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Asia Song Festival
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Great Food, Great Stories from Korea
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Korean Restaurant Guide
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Arirang (http://www.arirang.co.kr)
Arirang, a representative Korean global TV broadcasting station, strives to make international society understand
Korea rightly and global village friendly through TV and radio network. It completed broadcasting network all
over the world including America, Europe and Africa in 2000, and has provided overseas Koreans and foreigners
with various contents such as politics, economy, society and culture of Korea.
Overseas Koreans Foundation (http://www.okf.or.kr)
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Overseas Koreans Foundation (OKF) supports overseas Korean to grow as exemplary member in the
country of residence with pride as Korean. It contributes to the mutual development of overseas Korean
society and homeland through ‘Global Korean Network’, and plays a role of bridge to establish ‘Korean
Community’. It also tries to help the young generations who were born and grew in the country of
residence have identity as Korean and sense of fellowship with homeland.
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After 10
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“Ahn Jung-geun” On peace in East Asia
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Bizline
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Bon Voyage
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“Comfort Women” One Last Cry
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Economix Korea
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G-KOREA
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Heart to Heart
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In Frame
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Korea on the New Horizon
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Korea Wide
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Korea, a Medical Powerhouse
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Korean on the World Stage
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Korean Seafood Out to the World
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Life Between Games
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Rock on Korea
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Semipermanent
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Seowon, a Sanctuary of Well-rounded Education
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Simply K-pop
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Stars’ Road
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Tales of Hansik
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Taste of Wisdom
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The 60th Anniversary of the Korean War Armistice Documentary Special
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The Innerview 028
The Kanto Earthquake of 1923 (Untold Story 3)
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The Sensation
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Top MDs of Korea 047
Travel Story
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Two Chefs
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Korea-related
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Korea-related Sites
Government ▼ Architecture | Modern Arts | Art & Culture Organizations | Economic Institutes
Technology | Science & Technology Organizations | Education | Social Welfare | Movie & Drama
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Cheong Wa Dae: Office of the President, Republic of Korea
Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs
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· Homepage: http://www.mafra.go.kr
Provides information about Korea and its culture, as well as activities of the Korean
government. Offers a profile on President Park Geun-hye, press releases, tour
information, kids resources, and links.
Introduces agriculture in Korean economy, developments in the agricultural sector,
agricultural production, food consumption and trade information including overseas
agricultural statistics Introduces Korea’s agricultural policies and fishing industries.
Korean National Police Agency
Ministry of Culture, Sports And Tourism
· Homepage: http://www.police.go.kr
· Homepage: http://www.mct.go.kr
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean
Introduces the National Police Agency in Korea. Provides information on organization,
duties, history of the police, ranks, uniforms, insignia, and main activities.
The ministry oversees areas of tourism, culture, art, religion, and sports.
Ministry of Security and Public Administration
Ministry of Education
· Homepage: http://www.mospa.go.kr
· Homepage: http://www.moe.go.kr
The newly established MOPAS manifests the new government’s goal to boost up wellworking and attentive government. The ministry is in charge of the civil and domestic
affairs in Korea including the National Police Agency and the National Emergency
Management Agency.
Provides information on educational policies and programs in Korea, study in Korea,
universities & colleges, and overseas Korean education programs.
Ministry of Health & Welfare
Ministry of Employment and Labor
· Homepage: http://www.mw.go.kr
· Homepage: http://www.moel.go.kr
The ministry is responsible for the maintenance and promotion of national health and
social welfare. This homepage offers a systematic presentation of the agency’s mission,
functions, policies and programs, future directions, welfare, health care industries, and
other issues related to health.
The Ministry of Employment and Labor of the Republic of Korea provides
comprehensive information on labor standards and labor relations as well as labor
welfare, employment security, and job training. The ministry works to improve the
quality of labor so as to increase the national welfare of the country. Information on
major policies and activities is provided.
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Ministry of Environment
Ministry of Justice Republic of Korea
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· Homepage: http://www.moj.go.kr
Provides current environment-related news. Introduces their current projects aimed
at protecting the environment of Korea, such as Green Korea 1999, National Action
Plan for Agenda 21 and the second Mid-term comprehensive plan for Environmental
Improvement.
It formulates policies on prosecution, human rights, probation and parole, juvenile
training, legal advice and interpretation, immigration services, and alien registration.
This homepage offers a comprehensive information covering the whole range of
policies of the ministry.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ministry of National Defense
· Homepage: http://www.mofa.go.kr
· Homepage: http://www.mnd.go.kr
Provides general information on the Republic of Korea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and
Trade. Contains national statistics, regional cooperation, treaties, trade issues, and more.
Contains the homepage of the Ministry of National Defense. Provides a brief history,
general information on defense policy, and the security status of the Republic of Korea.
Links to defense and government-related sites as well as related foreign sites are
included.
Ministry of Gender Equality & Family Republic of Korea
Ministry of Strategy and Finance
· Homepage: http://www.mogef.go.kr
· Homepage: http://www.mosf.go.kr
The Ministry of Gender Equality, established in January of 2001, is a central
administrative body that plans, coordinates, and executes gender policies in the
Republic of Korea. This website provides information about the organization and its
functions, women s policy, and related laws.
The Ministry of Strategy & Finance or MOSF oversees the financial policies of the Korean
government. It publishes a monthly report on the national economy.
Ministry of Government Legislation
Ministry of Trade, Industry & Energy
· Homepage: http://www.moleg.go.kr
· Homepage: http://www.mke.go.kr
MOLEG is responsible for the legislative affairs of the executive branch of the
government of the Republic of Korea. Its main mission is to examine and review all
legislative bills introduced by the executive branch. This homepage presents the
ministry s organization, law-making process, major duties, and a brief guide to Korea’s
legislation.
The ministry is responsible for important policies concerning industry, trade and
resources. The site provides accurate, useful, and timely information about the Korean
economy, government policies, and major organizational functions and activities.
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Ministry of Unification
Constitutional Court of Korea
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· Homepage: http://library.scourt.go.kr
· Language: English, Chinese, Korean
Contains press releases on the relationship between South and North Korea, related
laws and regulations, the unification policies, separated families,and South Korea’s aid
to North Korea.
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A site for the Constitutional Court, which was established in September 1988 by the
current Constitution.
National Intelligence Service
Supreme Court Library of Korea
· Homepage: http://www.nis.go.kr
· Homepage: http://library.scourt.go.kr
· Language: English, Chinese, Korean
The NIS provides a wide variety of information services to anyone seeking accurate,
comprehensive, and timely information on international affairs, North Korea or SouthNorth Korean relations.
The Supreme Court Library is a judicial institution that serves as the most extensive
judicial resources in the nation. By providing diverse and valued judicial information,
the library continued to assist the legal and educational communities as well as the
general public in their efforts to contribute to a high level of legal culture.
Office for Government Policy Coordination &
Prime Minister’s Secretariat
Supreme Court of Korea
· Homepage: http://pmo.go.kr
Official website of Prime Minister’s Office, providing up-to-date information on
government policies and information on the past and present prime ministers of Korea,
the history of this ministerial body, its organizational structure
· Homepage: http://www.scourt.go.kr
Homepage of the Supreme Court of Korea composed of an introduction, history,
organization, judicial procedure, information service, and related links.
Statistics Korea
The National Assembly of the Republic of Korea
· Homepage: http://kostat.go.kr
· Homepage: http://korea.na.go.kr
This is the centralized government statistical organization; the site explains the
organization, its activities, statistical reports, publications and related law.
Offers general information on the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea. Provides
various information on its members, activities, and civil services.
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Government | Architecture ▼ Modern Artss | Art & Culture Organizations | Economic Institutes
Technology | Science & Technology Organizationss | Education | Social Welfare | Movie & Drama
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Changdeokgung
Bank of Korea Money Museum
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· Homepage: http://museum.bok.or.kr
This is the official English website of Changdeokgung, one of the five royal palaces of
Korea’s Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910).
Buyeo National Museum
· Homepage: http://www.deoksugung.go.kr
· Homepage: http://buyeo.museum.go.kr
Cheongju National Museum
· Homepage: http://www.royalpalace.go.kr
· Homepage: http://cheongju.museum.go.kr
Chuncheon National Museum
· Homepage: http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/736
This UNESCO website provides information about Korea’s Seokguram Grotto and
Bulguksa Temple.
This is the official English website of Cheongju National Museum.
Seokguram Grotto and Bulguksa Temple UNESCO World Heritage Centre
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The Buyeo National Museum located in Buyeo is playing a central and leading role in
the study, research and preservation of the Baekje culture.
Gyeongbokgung
This is the official English website of Gyeongbokgung, the main royal palace of Korea’s
Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910).
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This is the official English website of Bank of Korea Money Museum in Seoul.
Deoksugung
This is the official English website of Deoksugung, one of the palaces of Korea’s Joseon
Dynasty (1392-1910).
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· Homepage: http://chuncheon.museum.go.kr
This is the official English website of Chuncheon National Museum.
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Gyeonggi Provincial Museum
Jeju National Museum
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· Homepage: http://jeju.museum.go.kr
Gyeonggi Provincial Museum founded in 1996 displays various historical artifacts found
in Gyeonggi region as well as culture and education programs for locals and foreigners
alike.
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Jeju National Museum opened on June 15 , 2001. It is an archaeology and history
museum located on the beautiful island of Jeju, which aims to be a free international
city in the 21st century. Jeju is Korea’s largest island that lies to the south of the
peninsula.
Gyeongju National Museum
Korean-Arts
· Homepage: http://gyeongju.museum.go.kr
· Homepage: http://www.korean-arts.com
· Language: English, Japanese, Korean
The Gyeongju Museum, a treasure house of Silla Dynasty’s one-thousand-year culture,
has been loved by Korean people and has attracted great interest from people all over
the world.
All About Korea
Korean-Arts is dedicated to preserving the culture and the beauty of Korean art by
spreading the word of its unique character to peoples around the world.
Ho-Am Art Museum
Leeum Samsung Museum of Art
· Homepage: http://hoam.samsungfoundation.org
· Homepage: http://leeum.samsungfoundation.org
The Ho-Am Art Museum began with the donation of over 1,200 Korean works of art
collected over a period of more than 30 years by Lee Byung-Chull, the late chairman of
the Samsung Group. In April 1982, the building opened in Yongin, approximately one
hour south of Korea’s capital city of Seoul.
Built in 2004 by the Samsung Foundation of Culture, Leeum is devoted to show the
exhibition of traditional Korean artworks, contemporary works by both Korean and
foreign artists.
The Independence Hall of Korea
Nam June Paik Art Center
· Homepage: http://www.i815.or.kr
· Homepage: http://old.njpartcenter.kr
The Independence Hall of Korea is a place dedicated to display Korean history from
the past to the present, focusing on the independence movements of the Japanese
colonial period.
The Nam June Paik Art Center opened its doors in 2008 in an attempt to embody Paik’s
own idea of a ‘house where his spirit lives on.’ From then on, the NJP Art Center strives
to realize the meaning of his innovative visions and to promote his artistic ideas and
contributions in contemporary art.
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National Museum of Korea
Sejong Center
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· Homepage: http://www.sejongpac.or.kr
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Sejong Center is the largest cultural arts complex in Seoul.
The National Museum of Korea is the most representative museum in Korea with over
220,000 objects in its collection. It was established in 1945, relocated several times, and
finally settled at Yongsan area in 2005.
National Palace Museum of Korea
Seoul Arts Center
· Homepage: http://www.gogung.go.kr
· Homepage: http://www.sac.or.kr
The National Palace Museum of Korea partly opened on August 15, 2005, to exhibit,
study and house the bequest from the Joseon dynasty and the imperial family of
the Korean Empire and it was followed by the grand open of the whole Museum on
November 27, 2007.
Seoul Arts Center is Korea’s first and foremost complex center exclusively dedicated to
cultural and artistic themes.
National Research Institute of Maritime Cultural Heritage
Seoul Museum of History
· Homepage: http://www.seamuse.go.kr
· Homepage: http://www.museum.seoul.kr
Founded in 1994, the Korean National Maritime Museum is governed by the Ministry of
Culture and Tourism through its the Cultural Properties Administration.
The Seoul Museum of History is a city museum that shows the history and culture of
Seoul, and will be a central organ in connecting the everlasting traditions of the city
and its history to the present, and to the future.
National Theater of Korea
The War Memorial of Korea
· Homepage: http://www.ntok.go.kr
· Homepage: https://www.warmemo.or.kr
Established in 1950 and celebrating its 57th anniversary this year, the National Theater
of Korea has been a leading performance hall, promoting the nation’s performing arts.
The War Memorial of Korea, as our unique war history museum in Korea, is the
sanctuary of national defense to feel the live history which we had been defended this
country for five thousand years, and this is a place we learned lessons from war and to
make a practical determination that we will never experience the tragedy of war again.
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National Theater Company of Korea
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The National Theater Company of Korea, revamped and reorganized through
incorporation, is being newly launched as a repertory troupe. The company hopes to
build an outstanding repertoire by supporting artistic new works and rediscovering
previous productions. As Korea’s singular national theater company, the company will
focus on standing significant works overlooked by the private sector.
The Korean Institute of Architects is a professional society of architects whose mission si
to establish and maintain a high standard of architectural excellence.
Cultural Heritage Administration
National Gugak Center
· Homepage: http://cha.go.kr
· Homepage: http://www.gugak.go.kr
· Language: English, Chinese, French, Spanish, Russian, Korean
This is the official English website of Korea’s Cultural Heritage Administration.
National Gugak Center traces its roots all the way back to the Eumseongseo, the Silla
Dynasty’s Royal Institute of Music, over fourteen hundreds years ago.
Korea Craft & Design Foundation
Seoul Film Commission
· Homepage: http://www.kcdf.kr
· Homepage: http://www.seoulfc.or.kr
Korean Craft & Promotion Foundation is a subsidiary body of Culture Ministry that
provides a place to exchange information on craftwork and culture and tourism
products in Seoul’s Insa-dong.
Seoul Film Commission supports all film makers of today and tomorrow, and the work
of all those film makers. With more efforts added, I believe Seoul will become an even
more attractive, cultural city.
Korean Fine Arts Association
Korea Ceramic Foundation
· Homepage: http://www.kfaa.or.kr
· Homepage: http://www.kocef.org
Korean Fine Arts Association endeavors to advance the nation’s fine arts, advocates the
rights and interests of artists, promotes the international exchange of the fine arts and
encourages the mutual assistance among artists.
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Korea Ceramic Foundation was founded for the purpose of pioneering new fronts for
ceramic art in the 21st century, as well as providing a basis for the Icheon, Gwangju
and Yeoju regions to grow and develop into the centers of the international ceramic
community.
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The Bank of Korea
Korea International Trade Association
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· Homepage: http://www.kita.net
The central bank’s website provides information on monetary policies and related
statistics of Korea.
KITA provides you with a variety of direct services, including business arrangements,
trade consulting and resolving trade disputes.
The Federation of Korean Industries
The Korea Chamber of Commerce & Industry
· Homepage: http://www.fki.or.kr
· Homepage: http://www.korcham.net
The federation consists of Korea’s major conglomerates and associated members.
It strives to help promote sound economic policies and enhance the free market
economic system of Korea.
KCCI’s major objective is to promote improvement and development in Korea’s
commerce and industry, for the sound growth of the national economy.
Fin Pol
Korea Development Institute
· Homepage: http://fsckorea.wordpress.com
· Homepage: http://www.kdi.re.kr
Fin Pol (Financial Services Commission English Blog) is a new name for the english
blog operated by Financial Services Commission which will serve as a means of
communication to inform the recent Korean financial issues.
Korea Development Institute, an autonomous economic policy think tank set up in
1971, a period of the country’s rapid economic growth, produces economic forecasts for
government officials, private corporations and the public based on rigorous researches
and analyses.
Financial Supervisory Service
Korea Institute for International Economic Policy
· Homepage: http://www.fss.or.kr
· Homepage: http://www.kiep.go.kr
FSS (Financial Supervisory Service) supervises financial institutions and carry out
enforcement functions as charged by the Financial Services Commission (the former
Financial Supervisory Commission) and the Securities and Futures Commission.
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KIEP focuses on the international economy and its relationship with Korea, advising the
Korean government on major international economic policy issues and serving as a
warehouse of information on Korean government policies pertaining to global economy.
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Korea Institute of Finance
Korea Aerospace Research Institute
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· Homepage: http://www.kari.re.kr
Korea Institute of Finance strives to support the long-term success of the Korean
financial services sector by publishing in-depth economic research for policy makers,
academics and financial sector corporations.
Researches core technologies for aircraft, scientific sounding rockets, satellites, and
related systems, and develops and applies aerospace technologies.
Korean Statistical Information Service
Korea Aerospace Industries, LTD.
· Homepage: http://kosis.kr
· Homepage: http://www.koreaaero.com
KOSIS aims to provide national approved statistics to the general public by integrating
statistics into the DB over the Internet.
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The website introduces KAI’s major products, such as T-50 and KT-1.
LG Economic Research Institute
Korea Research Institute of Bioscience & Biotechnology
· Homepage: http://www.lgeri.com
· Homepage: http://www.kribb.re.kr
· Language: English, Chinese, Arabic, Korean
LG Economic Research Institute has committed since 1986 to carrying out
macroeconomic and financial market analysis, industry research on future development
directions and management consulting. It aims to enhance business competitiveness
and fosters the sustainable development of the national economy.
The institute is engaged in four major R&D areas of Bio-Pharmaceuticals, BioNanotechnology, Bio-Materials and Bio-Informatics.
Samsung Economic Research Institute
National Nanofab Center
· Homepage: http://www.seriworld.org
· Homepage: http://www.nnfc.re.kr
SERI was launched by the Samsung Group in 1986. The website provides research briefs
and video presentations on East Asian economic and business environment.
National NanoFab Center under Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
builds human resource & information networks by sharing equipment.
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Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
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· Homepage: http://www.kaist.edu
The government-funded research institute has been at the forefront of Korea’s
technological excellence since 1976. ETRI has successfully developed information
technologies such as TDX-Exchange, High Density Semiconductor Microchips, MiniSuper Computer (TiCOM) and Digital Mobile Telecommunication System (CDMA).
KAIST is one of the top engineering universities in Korea along with Seoul National
University and POSTECH. The website introduces about its academic programs and
school life.
Korea Internet Security Agency
Korea Electronics Technology Institute
· Homepage: http://www.kisa.or.kr
· Homepage: http://www.keti.re.kr
Korea Information Security Agency aims to establish a safe and reliable information
society through the development and support of information security related
technology, as well as in-depth policy research on enhancing information security.
The institute aims to strengthen competitiveness of the electronics, information, and
other components industries, by fostering technological innovation of small and
medium companies.
National Information Society Agency
Korea Energy Economics Institute
· Homepage: http://www.nia.or.kr
· Homepage: http://www.keei.re.kr
NIA was founded to promote informatization and support the development of
government agencies and public organizations in the area of information resource
management and information network information.
The institute researches on the structural reform and corporate strategies of energy
industries and provides educational programs on energy market trends.
Telecommunications Technology Association
Korea Institute of Science and Technology
· Homepage: http://www.tta.or.kr
· Homepage: http://www.kist.re.kr
TTA contributes to the advancement of ICT technology by effectively establishing
technical standards that reflect the latest domestic and international advances.
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KIST, a multi-disciplinary research institute located in Seoul is Korea’s first multi-disciplinary
scientific research institute and has contributed significantly to the economic development
of the country, particularly during the years of accelerated growth in the 1970s and 1980s.
It has a staff of over 400 scientists involved in basic research.
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Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information
Academy of Korean Studies
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· Homepage: http://www.aks.ac.kr
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, Russian, Korean
KISTI is the center of the information structure, standing at the heart of Korea’s science
and technology knowledge.
The Academy of Korean Studies, established in 1978, aims to produce in-depth research
in the field of Korean studies and offers programs for education and training in a variety
of related subjects.
Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology
Busan Foreign School
· Homepage: http://www.krict.re.kr
· Homepage: http://www.busanforeignschool.org
KRICT is devoted to creating a green future with chemical technology.
Busan Foreign School is an international school with an American educational
philosophy and curriculum. Our mission is to inspire each learner and provide
educational services that nurture their social, intellectual, emotional, and physical
growth.
Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science
Easy Korean Academy
· Homepage: http://www.kriss.re.kr
· Homepage: http://www.edukorean.com
KRISS is the nation’s leading institute engaged in establishing measurement standards.
The Easy Korean Academy, previously known as the Korean Language Education
Culture Center (KECC), trains instructors who teach Korean language to foreigners and
publishes books related to Korean language instruction.
Pohang University of Science and Technology
EBS Durian
· Homepage: http://www.postech.ac.kr
· Homepage: http://www.ebs.co.kr/durian
· Language: English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean
POSTECH, founded as Korea’s first research-oriented university, is a leading institution
dedicated to research and education in science and technology.
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DURIAN is the name of the program service, and it reflects EBS’s intention to foster
Korean language learning among immigrant workers, mixed - marriage immigrant
women in Korea, as well as Korean and non-Korean citizens out there in the world.
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English Program in Korea
KBS World Radio - Hangeul page
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· Homepage: http://rki.kbs.co.kr/learn_korean
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Arabic
The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology of Korea invites qualified candidates
to apply for 2009 EPIK Guest English Teacher (GET) positions. EPIK (English Program
in Korea), which has a thirteen year history, is a well-established teaching overseas
opportunity.
Introduction of Hangeul and basic phrases in 9 languages including English, German,
French, Spanish, Arabic, Russian, Indonesian, Chinese and Japanese
Ganada Korean Language Institute
Korea International Christian School
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· Homepage: http://www.kicschool.com
It is the firs Korean Language Institute in Korea to be established by the lecturers from
university language programs and assures high quality Korean language education.
Korea International Christian School, established in 2004 under authorization by the
American Association of Christian School, is a non-denominational school based on
biblical philosophy.
Gyeonggi Suwon International School
Korea International School
· Homepage: http://www.gsis.sc.kr
· Homepage: http://www.kis.or.kr
GSIS was founded as a partnership among Gyeonggi Provincial Government, Suwon
City, and Dr. Thomas J. Penland, Headmaster of Taejon Christian International School.
The purpose of the school is to provide a high quality international education for
foreign children in Korea that will serve to further attract foreign investment to Korea.
Introduces two websites of Korea International School established in respectively at
Pangyo Campus and Gaepo Campus. Pangyo is a K-12 college preparatory international
school and Gaepo offers an early years’ program.
Gyeongnam International Foreign School
Korea Kent Foreign School
· Homepage: http://www.gifs.or.kr
· Homepage: http://www.kkfs.org
Gyeongnam International Foreign School, established in 2003, is a small, co-educational
school in Sacheon, Korea which caters for both elementary and secondary students (3-18
years old).
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Founded in 1993, the school provides international students in Seouol, a quality
education program that mixes academics and social skills fit for global society.
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Good Neighbors
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· Homepage: http://www.goodneighbors.kr
Initiated by Academy of Korean Studies, it is an where educational institutions, research
institutions, academic societies, museums, libraries, and individual researchers in
Korean Studies share academic information online.
Good Neighbors International is an international humanitarian and development
organization from Seoul, Korea. GNI is a non-profit, non-governmental organization
that originated in 1991 as Good Neighbors Inc. Korea.
Kwangju Foreign School
Holt Children’s Services Inc.
· Homepage: http://www.gwangjuforeignschool.org
· Homepage: http://www.holt.or.kr
Founded by Robert Holley, a well-known television personality and international
attorney in Korea, Kwangju Foreign School (KFS) has educated students for the past 10
years. As a kindergarten through grade twelve organization, KFS offers a United Statesbased curriculum to foreign students residing in the Gwangju area.
Holt Inc. is a professional and world-renowned organization that facilitates domestic
and international adoptions. It has also diversified into fields of services for the disabled,
youth, family advocacy and preservation, and other community social services.
Seoul International School
Korea Association of Health Promotion
· Homepage: http://siskorea.org
· Homepage: http://www.kahp.or.kr
Opened in 1973, Seoul International School is the first foreign school, after Korean
Liberation in 1945, to be fully recognized by the ROK Ministry of Education with a
license issued to SIS on June 5, 1973.
KAHP upholds the principles for national health promotion and have been doing its
best in health education, medical examination, and academic research and survey for
early prevention and detection of diseases.
Seoul Korean Language Academy
Korea Food for the Hungry International
· Homepage: http://www.seoul-kla.com
· Homepage: http://www.kfhi.or.kr
Provides a variety of Korean language instruction programs and includes information
on classes, textbooks, visa and accomodations, and more.
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The KFHI is the first NGO registered in Korea to send aid to foreign countries. It is
incorporated in Switzerland and maintain on-going programs in over 45 nations.
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Busan Film Commission
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· Homepage: http://www.bfc.or.kr
· Language: English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Mongolian, indonesian, Thai, Sinhala, Uzbek,
Urdu, Korean
Help Center for migrant workers in Korea providing consultation services, language
classes, medical checkups and others for people from Phillippines, Mongolia, Vietnam,
Indonesia, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Uzbekistan and Pakistan.
A resource for industry professionals to provide the information, people, knowledge,
sites etc., for the production of your film, commercial, video, or music video.
National Human Rights Commission of Korea
HANCINEMA
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Established in 2001 as a national advocacy institution for human rights protection it
is committed to the fulfillmentof human rights in a broader sense, including dignity,
value and freedom of every human being, as signifiedin international human rights
conventions and treaties to which Korea is a signatory.
Find the most wanted Korean movies, actors, actresses, box office hits, DVD releases,
news, and other info on Korean movie industry.
Research Institute of the Differently Abled Person’s
Right in Korea
HelloHallyu
· Homepage: http://www.cowalk.or.kr
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· Homepage: http://hellohallyu.blogspot.kr
Provides various news contents and introduction to latest Korean dramas.
The Research Institute of the Differently Abled Person’s Right in Korea (RIDRIK)
researches and investigates problems associated with differently abled persons. We
use the research to increase the social welfare and rights of the differently abled.
Furthermore, we aim to establish and protect their human rights.
Korea Workers’ Compensation & Welfare Service
Jeonju International Film Festival
· Homepage: http://www.kcomwel.or.kr
· Homepage: http://www.jiff.or.kr
The Korea Workers’ Compensation & Welfare Service carries out a variety of social
security programs entrusted by the laws and Government, such as applying and
collection contributions of Employment Insurance, Industrial Accident Compensation
Insurance and Wage Credit Gurantee fund for Workers as well as providing medical care,
compensation, rehabilitation servies and supporting to be self- employed for injured
workers.
A non-competitive festival with a competition section. The focus of the festival is digital
and alternative movies.
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International Taekwon-Do Federation
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· Homepage: http://tkd-itf.org
Provides comprehensive information on history of Korean cinema, classic films in
preservation and screening schedule for old Korean movies
Offers details on taekwondo, a Korean martial art. Includes its history, philosophy, and
principles with information on related magazines and upcoming tournaments.
Pusan International Film Festival
Korea Baduk Association
· Homepage: http://www.biff.kr
· Homepage: http://www.baduk.or.kr
The hub of Asian cinema, Pusan International Film Festival (PIFF), which makes 19th
edition in 2008, breaks the mold between documentaries and animations, commercial
and independent films, digital and analog films, and goes beyond to play a role in
helping Korean and Asian films equally grow successfully.
Baduk is a Korean chess game that has passed down for some 300 years. Find out more
about how to play baduk, its history and the excellent skill of some of the noted badukplayers who made their names in China and Japan.
Seoul International Drama Awards
Korea Football Association
· Homepage: http://www.seouldrama.org
· Homepage: http://www.kfa.or.kr
An annual internationl competition for television dramas around the world hoste in
Seoul, Korea.
Introduces Korea Football Association along with the history of Korean soccer. Provides
information on the national team, rules, symbol mark, organization, executive profiles,
and more.
Soompi
Korea Ssireum Research Institute
· Homepage: http://www.soompi.com
· Homepage: http://yu.ac.kr/~ssi
This site offers information on various sujects related to Korean pop music, video,
drama, articles, gallery, etc. Get update on new albums and top 20.
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Introduces the history of ssireum, the Korean traditional wrestling and its present status.
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Korea Taekwondo Association
Asiana Airlines
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· Homepage: http://kr.flyasiana.co
To provide comprehensive info on Taekwondo, including history, philososphy,
competition and more.
Asiana Airlines is the company that realizes customer satisfaction and a service that is
based on the customer’s expectations.
Kukkiwon
Busan Transportation Corporation
· Homepage: http://www.kukkiwon.or.kr
· Homepage: http://www.humetro.busan.kr
Also known as the World Taekwondo Headquarters, it is an organization in Korea
serving as the issuing body for taekwondo dan rank as well as promotion, certification,
seminor and research of Taekwondo.
Busan subway sprawls throughout every corner of city, suburbs, and satellite towns for
your destination.
World Hapkido Association
Daegu Metropolitan Transit Corporation
· Homepage: http://worldhapkido.com
· Homepage: http://www.dtro.or.kr
Provides history, terms, online courses, events and other info on Hapkido.
Thanks to the support and appreciation from the citizens, the Daegu City Subway,
firstline open on November 26th, 1997.
World Taekwondo Federation
Express Bus Lines Association
· Homepage: http://www.worldtaekwondofederation.net
· Homepage: http://www.kobus.co.kr
· Language: English, French, Spanish, Russian, Korean
A website of international federation consisting of 162 national Taekwondo governing
bodies as its members. introduction, rules, events, hall of fame, journals, and other facts
governing this body can be browsed here.
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Express buses are the most popular way to get from region to region. Express buses run
on expressways. This Express Bus Operating Information provides you the information
about the bus operating routes of the terminals, which are under the current Express
Bus Network System.
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Gwangju Metropolitan Transit Corporation
Incheon Airport Railroad Express
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· Homepage: http://www.arex.or.kr
Gwangju Metropolitan Transit Corporation will offer the highest level of safety,
punctuality and pleasantness of travel to the users, while helping to enhance the
quality of life for Gwangju citizens through reduction of traffic jam, air pollution and gas
consumption and contribute to the local economy.
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Korail Airport Railroad (AREX) is a Korean railway line that links Seoul with Gimpo
Airport and Incheon International Airport.
Hi Seoul Youth Hostel
Korean Air
· Homepage: http://www.hiseoulyh.com
· Homepage: http://www.koreanair.com
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Korean
Speciality lodging in Seoul
Country’s international airline includes destination information, frequent flyer
information and online reservations.
Innostel Online Reservation Site
Seoul Guest House
· Homepage: http://innostel.visitseoul.net
· Homepage: http://www.seoul110.com
Innostel provides information about Seoul’s cheap and clean accommodation with
excellence.
Seoul Guest House provides you with a bargain hotel rate of 35,000 won per night in
our traditional Korean house
Korea Railroad Corporation
Seoul Metro
· Homepage: http://www.korail.com
· Homepage: http://www.seoulmetro.co.kr
Korea Railroad Corporation is the national railroad operator in Korea. Korea Railroad
Corporation operates passenger and freight trains throughout South Korea.
The Seoul Metropolitan Subway is the public transportation hub in Seoul. This website
provides information about subawy lines in Seoul, subway map, traffic center, and Lost
& found.
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Busan Metropolitan City
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To play leading active role in the cultural age of the 21st century, the Jogye Order of
Korean Buddhism’s Templestay Division concentrates activities on traditional cultural
affairs and on the development and fostering of resources.
Chungcheongbuk-do
· Homepage: http://www.everland.com
· Homepage: http://www.cb21.net
Chungcheongnam-do
· Homepage: http://global.lotteworld.com
· Homepage: http://www.chungnam.net
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, Russian, Vietnamese, Mongolian, Indonesian,
Thai, Korean
The site introduces Chungcheongnam-do. The province is a historical place renowned
for its role in the cultivation and flourishing of the splendid Baekje culture.
Seoul City Tour Bus
Daegu Metropolitan City
· Homepage: http://www.seoulcitybus.com
· Homepage: http://www.daegu.go.kr
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Korean
Seoul City Tour offers a tour of Seoul for foreign tourists. It includes traditional places
and popular shopping distriction City Tour is a shuttle bus that circulates the courses,
starting with Gwanghwamun. With a one-day pass, you can get on and off any City Tour
Bus for a day.
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Chungcheongbuk-do is the center of transportation and commodity distribution
that reach anywhere in Korea within 3hours by 3express ways. Also it has Cheongju
International Airport, Mt. Songnisan, Mt. Sobaeksan, Mt. Woraksan and Daecheongho
Lake.
Lotte World
This is the official English website of Lotte World, one of Korea’s major theme parks.
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Introduces the area surrounding Busan City including the city hall, the city council,
phone numbers of consulates in Busan and its international sister cities such as Fukuoka
and Oakland. Also provides useful information on daily life and travel tips for tourist
attractions with pictures.
Everland Resort
This is the official English website of Everland Resort, Korea’s one of major theme parks.
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Introduces one of the country s largest city- Daegu. This site contains general
information about the city ranging from history, emblems, climate, and tourist
attractions.
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Gyeongsangnam-do
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· Homepage: http://www.gsnd.net
Official guide to city government, investment, news, living in the area, and tourist
attractions, including local business directory and multimedia gallery
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Endowed with beautiful spots like Mt. Jirisan - one of the most sacred mountains, this
region boasts cultural assets - including Haeinsa and Tongdosa temples; its tourism
resources are very part of Gaya and Silla cultures. This portal site carries a wide range of
information about the province.
Gangwon-do
Incheon Metropolitan City
· Homepage: http://www.provin.gangwon.kr
· Homepage: http://www.incheon.go.kr
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, Russian, Korean
Homepage of Gangwon-do that presents a general introduction of the province, its
administrative system, tourism, and civilian affairs. Links include Gangwon-do Tourist
Information, Gangwon Trade Center, and the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion
Center.
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With the newly - opened Incheon International Airport - in addition to the existing
ports, Incheon is now considered as a truly globalized city. Get all the information on its
dynamic businesses, travel and culture, its vision, social welfare, current status, and the
government s ambitious economic programs.
Gwangju Metropolitan City
Jeju Special Self-Governing Province
· Homepage: https://www.gjcity.go.kr
· Homepage: http://www.jeju.go.kr
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, Mongolian, Indonesian, Thai,
Korean
The city of Gwangju has been known for its beautiful landscape and warm-hearted
people since old times. Mt. Mudeungsan, an extention from the Noryeong mountains,
is located east of Gwangju and the Geukrakgang River runs though the city. Explore
Gwangju on this site.
Official homepage of the Province of Jeju featuring basic information about the
province, history, statistics, maps, weather, multi-media, etc.
Gyeongsangbuk-do
Jeollabuk-do
· Homepage: http://www.gb.go.kr
· Homepage: http://www.jeonbuk.go.kr
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anguage: English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean
This website provides information about tourism and leisure in North Gyeongsang
Province.
Jeollabuk-do boasts its scenic and pristine nature, rich historical and cultural traditions,
and the distinct quality of its agricultural products. The province is now poising itself
to become a top investment area in the country. This homepage provides a fuller
perspective about the province.
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Korea-related Sites
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Science & Technology Organizations | Education | Social Welfare | Movie & Drama | Sports | Accommodations & Transportation | Attractions & shopping
Local Government | Local Tour ▼
Jeollanam-do
Asiart Jeonju
·H
omepage: http://www.jeonnam.go.kr
· Homepage: http://tour.jeonju.go.kr
Jeollanam-do boasts its scenic and pristine nature, rich historical and cultural traditions,
and the distinct quality of its agricultural products. The province is now poising itself
to become a top investment area in the country. This homepage provides a fuller
perspective about the province.
Chungbuk NADRI
· Homepage: http://www.sejong.go.kr
· Homepage: http://chungbuknadri.net
The site introduces Chungcheongbuk-do. This website provides information about
culture and tourism in chungbuk.
Seoul
Daegu Tour
· Homepage: http://www.seoul.go.kr
· Homepage: http://tour.daegu.go.kr
· Language: English, Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, Korean
This carries extensive news, information, updates, and events in Seoul. This is a useful
site for foreigners who wants to know more about the government and its bureaus
and agencies, social welfare, culture and travel, accommodation, transportation,
investment, and a lot more. A search guide is provided for an easier access to all kinds of
information.
This website provides information about history, culture, shopping and leisure in
Daegu.
Ulsan Metropolitan City
Dynamic Busan Tourism
· Homepage: http://www.ulsan.go.kr
· Homepage: http://etour.busan.go.kr
Ulsan is a metropolitan city in the southeast Korea. This site provides city information,
local economy and industry, tour guide, and tour information.
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This website provides information about accommodation, culture, sightseeing, food in
Jeonju City.
Sejong City
Located in the heart of the Republic of Korea - about 120km (75miles) south of Seoul,
Multifunctional Administrative City (MAC) was conceived to relieve overcrowding in
Seoul and promote balanced regional economic development. In addition to relocating
the Republic of Korea’s ministries and other executive offices from Seoul to MAC, the
Korean government designated MAC as a center of research, education, and high-tech
industry.
2014
All About Korea
This website provides information about food, accommodation, hot place and leisure in
Busan.
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Korea-related Sites
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Gyeonggi Tourism
Lively Gangwon
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omepage: http://www.ggtour.or.kr
· Homepage: https://www.gangwon.to
This website provides information about tourism, leisure and living in Gyeonggi
Province.
Namdo Korea
· Homepage: http://itour.visitincheon.org
· Homepage: http://www.namdokorea.com
This website provides information about food, accommodation, hot place, leisure and
recommended tour tips in Jeollanam-do Province.
Jeju Olle Trail
Visit Gyeongbuk-Korea
· Homepage: http://www.jejuolle.org
· Homepage: http://gbtour.net
Jeju Olle Trail is the way for walking travelers. This website provides useful information
in trems of Jeju Olle.
This website provides information about sightseeing, entertainment, food, purchase,
accommodation and leisure in North Gyeongsang Province.
Jeollabuk-do Culture and Tour Information
Visit Seoul
· Homepage: http://www.gojb.net
· Homepage: http://www.visitseoul.net
This website is packed with useful information about tourism and leisure in North Jeolla
Province.
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This website provides information about tourism, leisure, festivals and living in
Gangwon Province.
Incheon Tour
This website run by the Incheon Metroplitan City Government, provides information
about culture and tourism in Incheon, Korea’s international gateway.
2014
All About Korea
The Official Tour Guide to Everything Seoul. This website is packed with helpful
information for foreigners.
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All About Korea
A
Index
A New Era of Hope
Acts and Scenes: Western Drama in Korean Theater Advanced Technology Korea - America, Europe
Adventure Club
After 10
"Ahn Jung-geun" On peace in East Asia
Asia Song Festival
038
015
009
064
026
080
049
016
016
091
016
017
080
065
065
Bizline
Bojagi: Korea’ s Traditional Gift Wrap
Bon Voyage
Buddhist Architecture of Korea Buddhist Sculpture of Korea 041
049
091
050
073
Choreographers in Motion: Retrospective and Perspectives City as Arts: 100 Notable Works of Architecture in Seoul Cloud Path, Journey of a Wandering Monk
Coexisting Differences: Women Artists in Contemporary Korean Art "Comfort Women" One Last Cry
CONSUMER INFORMATION GUIDE - Knowledge is Power
050
050
026
051
017
051
038
Daehangno: Theater District in Seoul
Dancing Korea: New Waves of Choreographers and Dance Companies
Diaspora: Korean Nomadism Dictionary of Korean Art and Archaeology Discoveries of Korea
051
052
027
052
073
052
038
010
B
C
D
150/
151/
2014
Index
All About Korea
E
J
Easy Korean Cooking Economix Korea
Eternal Images of Sakyamuni: Two Gilt-Bronze Korean National Treasures Experience Korea through Your Five Senses
030
042
033
073
065
F
Jeju Island: Reaching to the Core of Beauty
Jeju Onggi, Crafted from Stone and Fire with the Spirit of Jeju
Jongmyo, a Shrine for Human Beings Joseon’s Royal Heritage: 500 Years of Splendor Journey to Yeosu
087
067
081
075
028
K-ANIMATION K-ARCHITECTURE K-ART K-arts K-CLASSICS
K-DRAMA
K-FASHION
K-FOOD
K-LITERATURE
K-MOVIE
K-POP K-POP: Roots and Blossoming of Korean Popular Music K-SPORTS Keywords to Korea KOREA
Korea
Korea 2013
Korea AgraFood
KOREA FOCUS
Korea for Kids
Korea Illustrated Booklet KOREA Impossible to Possible
KOREA OFFERING OPPORTUNITIES Korea on the New Horizon
Korea Tourist Map
Korea Travel Guide
Korea Wide
Korea’s Ancient Medicine Korea’s National Holiday Part 1 - Seollal 053
053
054
054
054
055
025
031
055
055
056
056
056
087
011
088
017
031
033
011
057
088
011
040
018
018
092
092
088
089
018
042
081
K
FACTS ABOUT KOREA
Fine Arts
Fragrance of Korea: The Ancient Gilt-Bronze Incense Burner of Baekje
010
091
066
074
074
G-KOREA
Gold Crowns of Silla: Treasures from a Brilliant Age Great Food, Great Stories from Korea
027
074
030
087
075
025
Hangeul, the Dream Alphabet of the World Hangeul: Korea’s Unique Alphabet
Harmonia Koreana: A Short History of 20th-century Korean Music Heart to Heart
025
066
075
053
027
066
In Frame
Invest KOREA Bulletin Invest Korea, Invest In Success
067
092
010
030
039
039
039
G
H
I
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153/
Index
2014
All About Korea
M
Korea’s National Holiday Part 2 - Chuseok Korea’s Natural Wonders: Exploring Korea’s Landscapes Korea’s Traditional Tastes - Traditions Beyond 500 Years Korea, a Medical Powerhouse
Korea: it’s worth sharing
Korean Abstract Painting: A Formation of Korean Avant-Garde Korean Architecture: Breathing with Nature Korean Arts and Lifestyle (Vol.Ⅰ-Ⅳ) Korean Beauty Korean Ceramics Korean Ceramics: The Beauty of Natural Forms Korean Cinema Unleashed Korean Court Dance Korean Cuisine Korean Dance: Pure Emotion and Energy
KOREAN DOCUMENTS ON UNESCO’S MEMORY OF THE WORLD REGISTER Korean Folk Dance Korean Food Guide Korean Food: Straight to the Source Korean for Intermediate Learners 1 Korean Journeys: Heartland of Culture and History Korean Landscape Painting Korean Master Chefs Korean Medicine: A Holistic Way to Health and Healing Korean on the World Stage Korean One expression Korean Relics in the U.S. ①-② / Korean Relics in Western Europe / Korean Relics in Japan ①-⑤ Korean Restaurant Guide Korean Seafood Out to the World Korean Style Korean Traditional House, Hanok Koreana 081
089
034
042
019
019
019
020
057
057
020
058
076
058
067
058
031
059
076
059
032
034
043
012
059
034
040
028
043
076
032
093
020
068
012
Masters of Traditional Korean Handicrafts Modern and Contemporary Art in Korea Modern Korean Artists Modern Korean Ink Painting Museums & Galleries: Displaying Korea’s Past and Future 077
013
060
060
060
061
061
077
Old Wives Recipes
On Air
Overview of Korea's Industries
032
068
041
Palaces of Korea Passport to Korean Culture
Performing Arts
Pororo Goes to Korea 077
061
013
069
078
069
069
041
093
Religion in Korea: Harmony and Coexistence Rock on Korea
Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty 044
013
070
082
SAMULNORI Textbook - Series of Korean Culture Lesson
Secrets behind Korea’s Economic Success Sejong Korea Culture 1 078
062
044
044
O
P
Q
R
S
L
LABOR LAW GUIDE FOR FOREIGN INVESTORS Let’s go KOREA Life Between Games Listening Korean Language - Beginner Level 040
012
068
043
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155/
Index
Sejong Korean 1 Sejong Korean 2 Sejong Korean 3
Sejong Korean 4
Semipermanent
Seowon Seowon, a Sanctuary of Well-rounded Education
Simply K-pop
Smart Love in Korea
Stars’ Road
2014
045
045
045
046
046
070
078
046
014
070
093
047
094
All About Korea
U
UNESCO Heritage in Korea (Archives for the May 18th Democratic Uprising against Military Regime, in Gwangju, Repub)
UNESCO Heritage in Korea (Weaving of Mosi (fine ramie) in the Hansan region)
082
083
083
View & Story of Korea Volunteers Work Wonders in Taean, Korea
089
090
Welcome to KOREA
Window on Korean Culture: 20 Video Clips on Korean Culture
With Love, Korea
Writing Korean Language - Beginner Level 015
022
022
023
015
047
083
084
084
084
085
085
085
V
T
Taekwondo: The Unity of Body, Mind and Sprit Taking Korean Traditional Dance Lessons with Chung, Seung-Hee - Series of Korean Culture Lesson
Tales of Hansik
Taste of Wisdom
The 60th Anniversary of the Korean War Armistice Documentary Special
The Beat, Beat, Beat of Korea! The Beauty of KOREAN STYLE
The Curves of Korea The DMZ: Dividing the Two Koreas The INNERVIEW The Kanto Earthquake of 1923 (Untold Story 3)
The KOREAN WAVE
The Sensation
Thought and Religion Top MDs of Korea Traditional Food: A Taste of Korean Life Traditional Lifestyles Traditional Music: Sounds in Harmony with Nature
Traditional Painting: Window on the Korean Mind Traditional Performing Arts of Korea Travel Story
Trustpolitik 2013
Two Chefs
062
079
035
035
035
021
071
021
082
071
014
028
021
062
063
022
071
026
079
047
033
079
063
063
064
094
014
036
W
etc.
2013 Calendar 2013 Diplomatic White Paper
2014 Photo Diary 2K13 Feel Korea
韓國8大魅力之旅韓國の旅ガイド
080
009
009
049
064
090
090
156/
157/
All information about Korea in this catalog can also
be found on the websites of the organizations listed below.
Organizations Providing Information about Korea
Korean Culture and Information Service http://www.korea.net
Ministry of Foreign Affairs http://www.mofa.go.kr
Korea Tourism Organization http://www.visitkorea.or.kr
The Korea Foundation http://www.kf.or.kr
Korea International Cooperation Agency
http://www.koica.go.kr
Korea Creative Content Agency http://www.kocca.kr
Arts Council Korea http://www.arko.or.kr
King Sejong Institute Foundation http://www.ksif.or.kr
Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency http://www.kotra.or.kr
Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corporation http://www.at.or.kr
Korean Food Foundation http://www.hansik.org
Overseas Koreans Foundation http://www.okf.or.kr
Korea Foundation for International Culture Exchange http://kofice.or.kr
Arirang http://www.arirang.co.kr

Korea Foundation

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