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Cultural Heritage Administration and Korea Cultural Heritage Foundation 'Discovering Intangible Cultural Heritage in Daily Life' Education Project
A space will be created to freely learn and experience intangible cultural heritage.
The Cultural Heritage Administration and the Korea Cultural Heritage Foundation announced on the 27th that they will promote the 'Discovering Intangible Cultural Heritage in Daily Life' project utilizing local cultural institutions. This educational program helps the public understand and pass on intangible cultural heritage items that are designated only by category but are related to traditional knowledge or customs. Nine cultural institutions, including local cultural centers, regional cultural foundations, and city/province transmission education centers, will provide information and opportunities to experience seven intangible cultural heritage categories until November.
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These include Dalseong Cultural Center (Ondol culture), Damyang Cultural Center (tea making, salt making, jang fermentation, Ondol culture), Buan Cultural Center (tea making, salt making), Suwon Cultural Foundation (tea making, jang fermentation, traditional fishing method - fish trap), Eumseong Cultural Center (Arirang), Jeongseon Arirang Cultural Foundation (Arirang), Tongyeong Craft Transmission Education Center (Haenyeo), Pohang Cultural Foundation (Haenyeo, salt making), and Hwadojin Cultural Center (salt making, Ondol culture). Intangible cultural heritage transmitters such as food masters, head housewives of clan families, Arirang transmitters, and active Haenyeo will serve as instructors to raise awareness of the value of intangible cultural heritage. Anyone can inquire at the respective institutions and participate free of charge.
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