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PHOTOS: Korean rice & Liquor festivalSEOUL, November 28 (AJP) - The “2025 K-Rice Festa,” an event promoting Korean rice-based liquor and processed foods, opened on Friday at Exhibition Hall 1 of KINTEX in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province. The festival runs for three days through to Nov. 30. Hosted by the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation (NongHyup), the K-Rice Festa features more than 200 varieties of distilled spirits, makgeolli, yakcheongju and other alcoholic beverages made from domestic rice, as w
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PHOTOS: Salvation Army starts year-end charity campaignSEOUL, November 28 (AJP) - The iconic sound of charity bells has returned to the streets of South Korea, but this year, the tradition comes with a modern upgrade. The Salvation Army Korea signaled the start of its fundraising season on Nov. 28 at Gwanghwamun Square. The launch event featured a ceremonial bell-ringing attended by Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon and Salvation Army Commander Kim Byung-yoon. Now in its 97th year, the year-end Red Kettle campaign will operate at approximatel
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PHOTOS: History in miniatureSEOUL, November 28 (AJP) - At the entrance, a large Lego poster reading “Daehan Independence Manse” comes into view. Next to it sits a tiny corner shop marked “Jeongdong Stationery,” its shelves packed with marble games, ice cream buckets, paper cards, and cotton candy. The miniature space feels like a small time capsule, carrying the warmth of the years it represents. Inside the special exhibition hall, visitors walk through a
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PHOTOS: Seoul Station marks 100 years of historySEOUL, November 27 (AJP) - Seoul Station is marking its 100th anniversary this year with a commemorative exhibition that revisits the landmark’s century-long transformation and its role in Korea’s modern history. First opened in 1925 as Gyeongseong Station, the building has borne witness to some of the most significant chapters of the nation’s past — from Japanese colonial rule and the push for modernization to liberation, national division, industrializati
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PHOTOS: Farewell to actor Lee Soon-jaeSEOUL, November 27 (AJP) - The funeral for beloved South Korean actor Lee Soon-jae was held Thursday morning at the Asan Medical Center in Seoul. Younger colleagues shed tears as they bade a final farewell to Lee, a veteran who maintained an undying passion for acting throughout a lifetime spanning theater, television, and film. In her eulogy, actress Ha Ji-won paid tribute to his legacy. "He was not only an iconic actor representing Korea, but a true artist who never lost
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TRAVEL: A walk over royal revenge — The dark secret of Seoul's CheonggyecheonSEOUL, November 27 (AJP) - Strolling along the Cheonggyecheon Stream in downtown Seoul, it is easy to be lulled by the gentle flow of water and the hum of the city fading into the background. Once buried beneath suffocating asphalt and elevated highways, this eco-friendly waterway was miraculously restored in the mid-2000s. Today, it serves as a serene urban sanctuary for office workers seeking a lunch-hour escape and tourists soaking in the city's vibe. But beneath the str
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PHOTOS: South Korea's homegrown rocket successfully puts satellites into orbitSEOUL, November 27 (AJP) - South Korea's homegrown Nuri rocket was successfully launched overnight, carrying its main satellite along with a dozen smaller satellites into their planned orbit, the Ministry of Science and ICT said on Thursday. Speaking at a press briefing at the Naro Space Center in Goheung, South Jeolla Province, Science Minister Baek Jeong-hoon said the rocket, dubbed KSLV-II, received a signal from its next-generation medium-sized satellite about 40 minutes aft
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PHOTOS: Korea Grand Sourcing Fair opens in Seoul, draws global buyersSEOUL, November 26 (AJP) — South Korea’s trade agency is hosting a large-scale sourcing fair in Seoul this week to boost global opportunities for K-beauty and K-food exporters. The Korea International Trade Association (KITA) opened the 2025 Korea Grand Sourcing Fair (KGSF 2025) on Tuesday at COEX, bringing together promising Korean exporters and major global buyers. First launched in 2009, the annual event has become a key platform for connecting domestic suppliers
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PHOTOS: Nuri stands upright for its journey into spaceSEOUL, November 25 (AJP) - South Korea completed the vertical installation of its homegrown launch vehicle Nuri on November 25, ahead of its fourth mission scheduled for 1:10 a.m. on November 27. The rocket now stands secured on the launch pad, waiting for its final countdown. Nuri will carry 13 satellites into space, including the next-generation medium-sized satellite No. 3 and twelve CubeSats. The payloads will test technologies across a wide range of fields — from space
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PHOTOS: Successful Italian "FORMAGGIAMO!" Event with Masterclass by Chef 'Fabri'SEOUL, November 25 (AJP) – The Italian cheese promotion campaign “FORMAGGIAMO!” wrapped up successfully after running from November 19 to 24 at High Street Italia in Sinsa-dong, Gangnam District, Seoul. On the opening day, Chef Fabrizio Ferrari, known as “Fabri,” hosted a masterclass featuring pasta dishes made with four different cheeses and a fusion dish of cheese kimchi fried rice combining Korean and Western flavors. “FORMAGGI
November 25, 2025
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