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A restaurant table was too low for his wheelchair. Then the staff did something he’ll never forget
Cory Lee has been all over the world. But it’s the small things, like a restaurant table, that can change the trajectory of ...
Join English host Ollie Kendal as he introduces a range of traditional and unique Korean teas to English participants of all ...
Korean students engaged in cultural exchanges with Japanese peers through tea ceremonies, language learning, dance, and ...
Lunar New Year is rising at Flushing Town Hall as it welcomes 2026, the year of the Red Horse, with its Red Horizon art ...
A memorial service and cultural festival were held in Tokyo to mark 25 years since Korean exchange student Lee Soo-hyun died while trying to rescue ...
North Korean officials and residents take part in a ceremony at the newly constructed Yombunjin Coastal Park Area, including Yombunjin Haeyang Hostel, in Kyongsong, North Hamgyong Province, ...
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un (C) looks at men using a spa facility a spa facility as he attends a ceremony marking the completion of remodeling the Onpho Working People's Holiday Camp in Kyongsong, ...
In Aomori, Japan, women in kimonos performed the Taue Mochitsuki rice pounding ceremony amid snowfall, aiming for a good harvest and family protection. Japan wakes to deep snow in Aomori, where women ...
(The Conversation) — Social media has turned traditional Japanese matcha into a commercial trend, though its roots lie in Zen Buddhism. A scholar of premodern Japanese literature unpacks that history.
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