Korean Intangible Heritage 'Pungjang KOREA' Sets Out on Tour of Three European Countries
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'Pungjang KOREA', an intangible cultural heritage of Korea, will embark on a tour across three European countries. Pungjang is a traditional performance in which performers play the kkwaenggwari (small gong), buk (drum), janggu (hourglass drum), and other instruments, and through this tour, Korean traditional art will be introduced overseas.
Alongside the performance, an event called 'Palsaek Chanran K-Culture Run' will also take place. The event will be held on October 10 and 17 from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. A total of 100 pre-registered participants will take part, with 50 people joining each session.
Since the event's name includes 'Palsaek Chanran' and 'K-Culture,' it can be regarded as an event introducing Korea's diverse culture. Participation was arranged through pre-registration, and participants will take part in the event at the designated times.
This tour is expected to provide an opportunity to introduce Korea's intangible heritage to local audiences in Europe. However, the specific cities where the performances will be held and the detailed program were not described in detail in this report.
Sources: ACN아시아콘텐츠뉴스
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