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The two-day festival kicked off on October 1, with an opening ceremony under the slogan “Coexistence and co-prosperity for the 21st century,” followed by K-pop and cover dance contests alongside other cultural events. Various outdoor concerts were organized the next day, providing a unique chance to appreciate and compare the two nations’ traditional performing arts. A number of culture ministry-sponsored performances of fusion traditional Korean music and interpretative traditional dances were also performed on the stage. That evening, a K-pop concert featuring Korean idol groups including Miss A marked the highlight of the festival, reconfirming the heightened attention on Korean pop music. Throughout the event, visitors enjoyed Korea’s culinary culture, including tastings of savory Korean dishes and spices as well as a special cocktail performance involving makgeolli, a traditional Korean alcohol made with rice. The festival brought to the Japanese capital a variety of hands-on activities designed to offer an experience with Korean traditions and culture, such as trying on Hanbok, or Korean traditional clothing. |
| Date | Taken on 2 October 2011, 17:33 |
| Source | Korea-Japan Festival 2011 in Tokyo |
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English: Korea.net / Korean Culture and Information Service 한국어: 코리아넷 / 해외문화홍보원 |
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