Culture Ministry Supports Jamboree Participants' Visit to 'Hanbok Sangjeom'

The Hanbok Distribution Event Opening on the 10th

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Craft & Design Foundation announced on the 10th that they will support the 'Hanbok Store' visits of Saemangeum World Scout Jamboree participants outside the camp. This is a Hanbok distribution event opening on the same day at COEX in Samseong-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. Hanbok-related professionals from across the country gather to communicate with consumers in various ways.

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism allows participants wearing scout uniforms or hangun (triangular-shaped scarves) free admission. They encourage creating joyful memories at experience halls, sales halls, and special exhibition halls. A ministry official explained, "Visitors can enjoy taking commemorative photos in Hanbok, making traditional norigae (ornaments), and coloring postcards with traditional patterns." They added, "To facilitate smooth viewing for participants, we will provide convenience in movement and access, and place English brochures."

The ministry also operated a Hanbok Culture Experience Center within the Jamboree camp. About 3,300 participants visited, tried on Hanbok, and experienced traditional games such as ttakji-chigi (paper tile flipping), jegichagi (shuttlecock kicking), and yutnori (a traditional board game).

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