The Story Of Gimbap | Why Is The Gimbap Restaurant Disappearing?
Gimbap is one of Korea’s most popular everyday foods. In this video, we explore the history and evolution...
From Underground to Mainstream: The Legal Rise of Tattoos in South Korea
Despite a rapid rise to prominence as a global fashion city and hub for contemporary street style, Seoul’s streets...
Beyond Politics: How Culture and Commerce Redefine Korea–Japan Relations
President Lee Jae-myung and Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi meeting at the APEC summit (Source: Chosun Ilbo) As Japan and...
What Are Korean University Festivals Really Like? | Street Interview with SKY Students
Korean university festivals, known as 대학축제, are one of the most iconic and anticipated traditions in Korean campus culture....
Yemeni Refugees in Jeju Island: Refugee Policy Gaps or a Cultural Clash?
Photo: Anti-refugee protesters in Jeju (Source: The New York Times) When five hundred Yemeni refugees arrived on Jeju Island...
The Ping Pong Diplomacy
The US and Chinese Table Tennis Team pose for a photo during the US team’s visit to China in...
An Interview with Anna Nasiri | Encouraging Public Speaking in the Student Community
Inspiring her fellow classmates at Korea University and promoting the active participation of international students in Korean education, Anna...
“I Love My Body”: Hwasa and Female Empowerment in K-Pop and Korean Society
As an idol, K-pop singer Hwasa is no stranger to the public eye. Since her debut in 2014, Hwasa...
English Fever in South Korea
English is considered the first world language, with the most widespread use in international trade, diplomacy, popular entertainment, international...
Being an Indian dance teacher in South Korea
In this interview, NOVAsia sat down with Noori Bak, a Korean Indian dance teacher who is currently running a...