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samerith-gets-scared · 5 months ago

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day6source · 6 months ago

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DAY6's Sungjin will throw the first pitch at Sajik Baseball Stadium on June 2nd as "Lotte Giants fan"

by Hwang Hyejin

Sungjin, the leader of the band DAY6, will pitch. According to the Lotte Giants on May 24, Sungjin will participate as a pitchman in the Lotte Giants home game at Sajik Baseball Stadium on June 2. "We're holding a 'Youth Series' to support the youth for the two consecutive home games to be held at Sajik Baseball Stadium from June 1 to June 2. A special pitching event has also been set up to mark this series," Lotte Giants said. "Sungjin, a member of DAY6 known as a Lotte Giants fan, will pitch on June 2." Tickets for the Youth Series will start on Lotte Giants' official website or app on July 24. Pre-orders are available from 10 a.m. and general bookings from 2 p.m. Sungjin from Busan previously appeared on ENA & Channel's fifteen-ya "Real Fan Zone," which aired on the 20th, and said he was a fan of the Lotte Giants team. Meanwhile, DAY6, which includes Sungjin, recently achieved the feat of entering the top 10 by simultaneously climbing the music charts with "You Were Beautiful" (released in 2017) and "Time of Our Life" (released in 2019) at the same time. With their new album "Fourever," which was released in March, all songs successfully topped the charts, and emerged as the No. 1 band to be invited to university festivals. Starting with Chonbuk National University on May 9 and going on to Seokyeong University, Konkuk University, Kyunghee University, Hanyang University, and Jeju University, they wrote down an unforgettable page of their youth with university students. They also have plans to appear at Dongguk University on May 29 and Sungkyunkwan University on May 30. They will also make their first appearance as the festival's headliner after their debut. DAY6 will perform at the 16th Seoul Jazz Festival on May 31 at KSPO DOME in Songpa-gu, Seoul. On June 13, they have plans to appear in an outdoor performance of the festival project of MBC's entertainment program 'Hangout with Yoo' held at a location not yet known. The company has also confirmed that it will hold its third official fan meeting "I Need My Day" at Jamsil Gymnasium in southern Seoul for three days from June 21 to 23. DAY6 previously sold out their recent solo concert, which was held for three days from April 12 to 14 in a 360-degree opening of seats at Jamsil Gymnasium in southern Seoul, attracting a total of 34,000 spectators.

#sungjin #day6 #park sungjin #sungjin: event announcement #240524 #[aaaaaaaaaaah]

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lokisasylum · 1 year ago

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BTS’s Jimin Shines as the Unrivaled Dance Prodigy, Garnering Attention as the ‘K-Pop Representative Performer’

Recently, a Hallyu media outlet praised Jimin, a member of BTS, stating that he is known for delivering impressive performances on stage and that his powerful dance skills always give joy to viewers. They also highlighted his ability to create various atmospheres while dancing and released a list of ‘Jimin’s 5 Best Dance Styles,’ as chosen by netizens.

First and foremost, Jimin’s ‘powerful choreography’ was brought to attention, particularly his robust and precise dance skills seen in songs like ‘Fire’ and ‘Idol.’ His performance of ‘Run BTS,’ which garnered attention when unveiled at last year’s Busan concert, and his solo track ‘Set Me Free pt.2’ were also mentioned in this category.

Next, they highlighted Jimin’s ability to convey a ‘lively and slightly lighter atmosphere’ with his dances, which is evident in songs like ‘Dynamite,’ ‘Permission To Dance,’ and ‘Boy with Luv.’ His dances in these songs are characterized by their soft yet vibrant movements.

The third category showcased Jimin’s ‘sophisticated and elegant contemporary dance,’ especially the performance of ‘Black Swan’ and his year-end stage. Jimin’s contemporary dance style, influenced by his enrollment in the dance program at Busan High School, is distinct and exceptional enough to receive praise from dance experts.

The fourth category demonstrated Jimin’s ‘dynamic control’ in his dance moves. Examples included his puppet-like movements in ‘Fake Love,’ where he appears to collapse like a marionette, and his body control showcased in the performance of ‘Mic Drop,’ where he seems to be hit and thrown backward as if shot. His exceptional body control was also evident in his solo track ‘Like Crazy.’

Lastly, they introduced Jimin’s dances that encompass ‘flexibility and core strength,’ highlighting the high-level difficulty of moves like the 360-degree rotation in ‘Serendipity’ and his impressive wave skills displayed in ‘Intro: Boy Meets Evil’ and ‘Set Me Free pt.2.’

Jimin has carved out his unique dance genre through various dance styles, and he is widely praised for elevating K-pop dance to the realm of art. He is defined as the ‘Dance God’ and ‘Dance King’ on the Urban Dictionary, and he is considered one of the leading dancers representing K-pop, with numerous victories in dance-related polls, having been crowned 17 times as the champion.

#jimin #park jimin #jimin news #bts #bts jimin #pjm #jiminie #bts solo careers

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chimsmom1013 · 1 year ago

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On Ballet, PJM's thighs 🤭, Gender Norms, Society, and Parenting Teens...when insomnia plays you like a plague.

Four in the morning and I'm in my walrus form...rolling on the bed like it'll help shut down my brain, until this walrus decided to give up and get up. Welcome to today's insomnia episode feat. me and my attempt to write/blog again.

It's on nights, rather early dawns, like these where my mind ponders on the mundane things in life...like where the hell is Min Yoongi?...Lol! Is slime liquid? Is water wet? Silly questions until the most precious nerds in my life go on a full scientific debate on these (true story). Today was me scouting frames online for my kids' ballet recital pics. I was being a cheesy mom admiring with googly eyes, my children's photos until I was "mom mode no more" when the quads my not so little boy's ballet tights were showcasing caught my attention...and I went *😳* my boy's really starting to morph into pre-debut PJM (Jimin's thighs for President! woot! woot!😂)

It's been over a year since my children decided to "formally" learn ballet. My eldest would be considered late to the game at 16 as most ballerinas start tippy toeing garbed in pink tutus as early as three; she though, has always had an eye for the arts. As a little girl I remember her craning her neck to the other toddlers who were attending the ballet classes held on the second level of the local grocery we used to frequent in QC. She never really says anything, she just watches and stares at the cute girls her age in tutus with her big bright eyes; meanwhile the dense, sleep deprived, mother *c'est moi* never paid it much thought, my last braincells running on the remaining 10 mg of caffeine and whatever nicotine poison was still lingering in my bloodstream. A walking zombie on auto pilot trying to get my errands done so I can hit the sack, wake up to the moon and live life as part of the vampires toiling the night shifts. This was 2010.

Fast forward to the pandemic era when we all got sucked into the purple rabbit hole *another story for another day* and count 2 more years of my whole fam being fans of a particular kid from Busan, SoKor who studied Modern Dance in an Arts School (before an Army gets the wrong idea, we're OT7, just putting that out) and you see me enrolling my children in their first ballet class.

I will spare you the details of how this debacle gave rise to the Kraken that, unbeknownst to la maman, actually lives inside my sweet, darling girl (segway...you know those moments when you look at your child and say, I can't see any of me in her *of which you're mighty glad* then BOOM! Yep there it is, that's definitely me right there. I had that scene play in front of me in 4HD...end of segway). Now despite being a bit relieved in discovering that she actually had this side - when the need calls for it - I knew the crowd that triggered it wasn't healthy for them anymore. I pulled them out of that place in a snap. It was just a summer thing after all, it was just me letting them dip their toes into ballet because we were PJM stans, it was ever really just that - haha! NOT! As I witnessed my daughter's demeanor turn a full 360° because some kids thought it was a good idea to mess with her brother...to which of course they were wrong. I thought that exiting them out of that cesspool was the "parent thing to do'' and that-that experience eventually pulled the lights out on their, "what I initially assumed only as", fangirling/boying fascination for ballet, but like those silly kids who ate the bars that were spat out my daughter's angry mouth for afternoon tea- of course I TOO WAS WRONG.

My then 12yr old son was crying his eyes out, feelings of disgust, betrayal, self-doubt, anger, self-doubt again doused him like an August monsoon, bouts of nausea and a slight fever followed thereafter. It was a sight any mother would demand someone's head for *ofc I'm being exaggeratedly dramatic but you get my point*. I could have *metaphorically* dragged someone by the hair for it, I knew I was entitled to that -we had receipts. But as much as I love my boy, he is THAT- a BOY, biologically assigned male at birth who'll soon turn into a MAN. He needed to learn from this, know how to profile people. Learn the consequences of being naive and gullible, understand the inevitable outcome of what you're getting yourself into. The little vixen was no Taylor Swift and my son is absolutefanfucktabously NOT her John Mayer. Society, however, in this province that is, wouldn't, even at this present day & age, agree with me. Petite, pretty, doe-eyed, damsel type girls will always bag the biggest crowd. He needed to understand this, cuddling and soothing him would be second nature to any mother, but I would like to think I knew better. So that was that or so I thought. We can go back to baking giant cookies, mocking the diabetes curse that ran in our genes, but my son wanted to write a different ending to this chapter and start a new one. So with eyes puffy and tears endlessly falling; nose so red Rudolf would've been threatened, speech garbled from sobbing and the urge to not ingest his snot *graphic ain't I?* he let out a phrase that left me momentarily stunted. "But Mommy, I really wanna dance ballet". I was silent as my incoherent son tried to get his message to my skull. I watched his beautiful face being aggressively rubbed with the collar of his shirt by his own hands. Sounds reminiscent of trumpets being blown ensued right after and I thought to myself, "whoa 😧 the laundromat ladies has got work cut out for them" before I snapped out of my momentary Ally McBeal moment and reminded myself that I'm this human's mother.

And so after a financial debrief with the chief of command in my household a.k.a my husband, the hunt was on for a new ballet school that would be willing to take in my then 16 yr old princess and my 12 yr old snot factory of a son *oh shut up, we all have different love languages mine just happens to exclude being a mopey unfunny mother*. I swept through Metaverse overnight and by 9am-ish the next day, I was on the phone with the owner of the Aims Academy School for the Performing Arts formerly known as Arts in Motion Studio *all puns related to "the artist formerly known as Prince" intended tee-hee* with my V8 of a motor mouth ranting at the speed of light. The school's headmistress being the poor soul to become recipient of my motherly verbal diarrhea. A millenia and a half on my verbal rampage on mean girls, my take on the performing arts, my hope that they could consider taking in my 2 dorks and I'm purchasing a ballet barre online... just like that, my 12 yr old son is once again the only ballet student with a third leg in this new school - grateful for this new chapter in their lives.

Has it ever bothered him that he's the only student danseur in ballet school? nah...he was raised a feminist - and by that I don't mean Beyonce and her booty shaking to "Who Run the World? Girls!" I mean, being raised to respect the differences and contribution each biologically assigned sex contributes to humanity, did I phrase that out right? I am honestly too old to delve into the complexities of pronouns and the whole LGBTQrstuv you know the rest of the alphabet. My son understands and respects that you can embrace whatever pronoun you find fits you, yet equally respects that a pea sized pie hole can pop out a human head but the Jr nestled between his quads will never be able to. He understands that we, biologically assigned women at birth, cannot play the game of how many d*cks around a coffee mug can fill it up with pee in 30 secs *no you cannot unread that bwahaha evil laugh* My son understands that colors, fragrance, one's palate has no gender assignment, munching on siling labuyo does not make one MORE male, lmao. He loves playing war games on his pc but cosplays in a Japanese maid costume without a care in the world if some people raise their brows and think that's queer. Most importantly he knows the difference between a hobby and an art form, and that art is gender fluid.

My kids were unfortunately birthed in an obnoxiously patriarchal society that associates sh*t to being male or female. Society expects my daughter to be domesticated, she is, but equally so is my son. If you can't cook, don't eat, if you don't know how to wash your undergarments then by all means itch where it hurts the most. No one dares give an opinion on my son studying to be a danseur, either they actually funnily think it's just a hobby (believe me when I say what an insanely expensive hobby it is then for a middle class household) as I've caught conversations from older male figures subtly hinting at basketball and taekwondo... or they're very much aware that trying to meddle with how I raise my kids is a pretty bad idea, knowing that I am literally able to get away with murder haha.

Let me ramble on this just once...DANCING is NOT merely a HOBBY! PERFORMING ARTS is WHAT it reads as A-R-T! Ballet is not for wimps and girly soft boys, as is with any other artform - it's a DISCIPLINE; an utterly painful one at that. If anyone then, gets the slightest misogynistic itch to poke fun at my boy in tights- try standing on relevé with a steady bras bas for 20 secs then you can talk to me about how pain makes a man a "MAN"...*blows knuckles*.

Some misguided poor souls can cheat their way into academic high honors; some screwed up parents can kiss ass and/or payV the way for their children, but believe me no amount of ass-kissing skills or deep pockets can ever fool a room full of audience into knowing what talent or the absolute lack of it looks like on stage. Not everyone is born with it, and when you see it, you don't call it a "hobby", you call that talent, skills, what you're seeing is an execution of "Art".

The insatiable and savage thirst for raising ruthless fighting cocks for merciless cockpit battles is what I can call an example of a "hobby" - a gruesomely barbaric one at that but absurdly regarded as Ultra Male — not a skill, definitely not a talent and watching two rooster try to unalive each other will never be a form of Art. I object - admiration for the showcase violence is not manly, on the contrary it defies all that nature intended the male species to be...the supposed caretaker and nurturer of all things created by the Almighty.

My children were sadly born into a society that sees ART as a hobby and the belief that one's only gateway to a stable meal ticket is through the traditional academe. Where grades define them and their peers parents' brag about them like trophies with necks clad in metal you can't even pawn for a cent; and while me and the hubs have hardcoded the importance of school and the sometimes absurd rules of society to our kids' psyche - that a good college degree is still their gate pass to a stable future, we keep them grounded and sane by reiterating that reciting Newton's Law will not help you cook an egg. Life skills are just as important. Social skills, street smarts and most of all empathy, compassion, and kindness are what make you human. No, we are not the type of absurdly idealistic, incel, "stoned hippie-like" parents that teach our children to blame the gov't for our effed up lives or blind them with the idea that politics is divided into black & white. We don't romanticize poverty and tell our children that money isn't the most important thing in the world- eros LOVE is (oh cge shutamez, kumain ka ng pagmamahal tignan ko kung mabusog ka sa kaka-bebetaym haha). NO! we actually tell them that in the hierarchy of things to help you survive, it is next to oxygen. Money can be both a blessing and a curse, you need it but don't be obsessed with it. Recognize the power it holds, respect that to a certain degree but never be a slave to it. Be wary of how people act around money. Do not classify people according to their lack and excess of it, and equally stay away from those who would do just that to you. Work Hard/Play Hard. Be kind to yourself. Pat yourself on the back for a job well done. Recognize and humble yourselves when you realize you're at fault. Learn from mistakes and learn to forgive mistakes and never wallow in them. Try to always see the good in humans. In this cruel world, it will be the only thing that keeps you from being part of a herd made up of bad sheep that despite having a shepherd and being surrounded by a fence, still always think that everyone around them are predators (the disgusting mentality na kala mo laging iisahan, dadayain at lalamangan, these are the worst people to trust as you will never have theirs). Be careful of those who believe that in order to survive, the best mantra to live by was coined by Machiavelli. School, at some point, will teach you the idea of Utopia; tell you what it looks like, explain to you the do's and don'ts and make you think you're it's future hope as long as you keep the black from bleeding into the white. When you get out in the real world though you'll realize that Utopia is a unicorn. The great Kim Namjoon once said, "Life is a soup, and I'm a fork", my personal favorite is "Life isn't Burger King, you can't always have it your way."

In a year where people are still at odds as to whether the 1969 moon landing was real, the greatest mystery and challenge is still the perfect formula in raising Gen Z teens. I have yet to figure it out as well. I've once been called to speak on the topic of successful parenting and gladly indulged my audience with what maybe perceived as food for thought; when in truth my anxiety laced brain was just as clueless to what successful parenting really is. I guess people think having well mannered and well behaved kids qualifies me to hold a podium. In reality though; while I'm definitely accountable for their upbringing, I can't take any credit for the humans my children decide to become. They are their own person/s the moment they realize they have the ability to feed themselves with their own cooking that will not have them dying from food poisoning.

And so with all these letters jumbled to become words, that become sentences and progressed into paragraphs of mundane thoughts that decided to fill insomnia nights instead of being sleep waste products called dreams; I spill my mind into writing, if you can even call this that. Whoever is reading this has been fooled into tagging along a rollercoaster mumble-jumble ride that started with my admittedly disgusting simp/thirst for Park Jimin's thighs, ballet, gender norms, society, and trying to be a passable parent to my teens...like how in the fowcking world did it jump from there to here? Insomnia indeed plays me like a plague.

#ballet #parenting #random musings #park jimin #bts jimin #bts army #mom blog #SoundCloud

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vientrehoamanwell · 3 months ago

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CẬP NHẬT KĨ THUẬT MỚI - NÂNG CAO KIẾN THỨC - NÂNG TẦM CHẤT LƯỢNG

3 GIÁ TRỊ TẠO NÊN BUỔI WEBINAR THÀNH CÔNG: "Tọa đàm Trẻ hóa Y khoa Việt - Hàn cùng DR. Park Min Jae - Liệu pháp nâng mũi và cơ mặt không phẫu thuật" Buổi webinar TIẾP CẬN CÔNG NGHỆ MỚI ứng dụng sợi Miracle Double EF để nâng mũi và nâng cơ mặt hiệu quả, giải quyết từ gốc đến ngọn các vấn đề lão hóa toàn diện. Dr. Park Min Jae nhấn mạnh tầm quan trọng của việc nghiên cứu và ứng dụng các liệu pháp trẻ hóa không dao kéo mang lại hiệu quả cao, đảm bảo quá trình điều trị lão hóa nhẹ nhàng và hạn chế thời gian nghỉ dưỡng. Bác sĩ cũng cho rằng các phương pháp này sẽ đại diện cho các xu hướng làm đẹp, trẻ hóa trong tương lai. Đặc biệt, buổi tọa đàm đã thu hút hàng ngàn khán giả xem trực tuyến, chứng tỏ sức hút và tầm ảnh hưởng của sự kiện. Những kiến thức và xu hướng mới được chia sẻ đã tạo nên một không gian học hỏi, trao đổi kinh nghiệm và cập nhật công nghệ mới trong ngành thẩm mỹ và y khoa. Với sự thành công của chương trình hứa hẹn sẽ còn nhiều chuyên đề hấp dẫn và thiết thực khác trong thời gian tới. Hãy cùng dõi theo những hành trình khám phá bí quyết làm đẹp mới của Viện trẻ hóa Manwell và Bác sĩ Park Min Jae - Giám đốc bệnh viện Busan Seongso thuộc Seongso Medical Group!! *Chương trình chuyên môn dành riêng cho đối tượng bác sĩ Manwell Hospita* --------------------------------- MANWELL COLLAGEN FDA 360 - LIỆU PHÁP TRẺ HÓA TOÀN DIỆN TỪ GỐC ĐẾN NGỌN. Cải thiện ngay chỉ sau 1 liệu trình giải quyết tối ưu vấn đề lão hoá: Kéo cơ chảy xệ - Phục hồi độ đàn hồi dây chằng - Thon gọn túi mỡ chảy xệ Tạo lớp màng sinh học hạn chế nám, tàn nhang, các tác nhân gây hại cho da. Không phẫu thuật - Hạn chế nghỉ dưỡng - Hiệu quả kéo dài lên đến 15 năm. Tuân thủ tiêu chuẩn an toàn KFDA Hàn Quốc, FDA Hoa Kỳ, chứng nhận CE lưu hành các nước Châu Âu. ---------------------------------- ĐẶT LỊCH NHẬN NGAY ĐẶC QUYỀN KHỦNG BẢO DƯỠNG COLLAGEN MIỄN PHÍ TRỌN ĐỜI TẶNG GÓI MESO NUÔI DƯỠNG DA MIỄN PHÍ TRỌN ĐỜI TẶNG LIỆU TRÌNH CHỐNG LÃO HÓA TẾ BÀO DA TỪ GỐC TẾ BÀO LÊN ĐẾN 10 NĂM TẶNG GÓI CHĂM SÓC SẮC ĐẸP PREMIUM LÊN ĐẾN 10 NĂM ---------------------------------- KHẲNG ĐỊNH THƯƠNG HIỆU UY TÍN, DỊCH VỤ HIỆU QUẢ CỦA MANWELL COLLAGEN FDA 360: Danh hiệu ""Thương hiệu tiêu biểu Châu Á - Thái Bình Dương 2023"" Đối tác đầu tư chiến lược và bảo trợ chuyên môn độc quyền số SR:001/2024/INV/MW-SJGROUP - Tập đoàn Sejung Medical Industry - Với hơn 7 nhà máy sản xuất sợi Collagen tại Hàn. ---------------------------------- Head Office: NaeWoe Bldg, 45 Meahwa-ro, Bundang-gu Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, 13505, Republic of Korea Cơ sở tại Việt Nam: Tòa Nhà Manwell, 1 Trần Nhật Duật, P Tân Định, Q1 Tp Hồ Chí Minh Tổng đài tư vấn 24/7: +84.1900.9168 Giờ mở cửa: 8h30 – 20h00 Giấy phép HĐ: 10192/HCM-GPHĐ do Sở Y tế Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh cấp

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jambolaja · 3 months ago

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Busan-Fukuoka

Probudio sam se rano, spakovao se i doručkovao. Sada sam se preselio na aerodrom taksijem, 15,5 KRW. Na aerodromu duge procedure, čekanje i pušenje. Let od sat vremena je bio OK, dovoljno prostora za noge. Po dolasku u Japan opet duge procedure, dobio vizu na 10 dana? Zamjena novca i kupovina SIM kartice 6000 JPY-instalacija. Preselio sam se u Fukuoku autobusom, 360 JPY, problem s plaćanjem.…

#AUTOBUS #LET

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lamilanomagazine · 6 months ago

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Pesaro accoglie la Korean Week: musica, cinema, arte e food alla scoperta della Corea

Pesaro accoglie la Korean Week: musica, cinema, arte e food alla scoperta della Corea L'anno da Capitale come occasione per consolidare le relazioni internazionali e rafforzare la promozione nel mondo. Per questo, dal 20 al 23 giugno - non a caso nei giorni della Mostra Internazionale del Nuovo Cinema - Pesaro 2024 accoglie la 'Korean Week', una 'settimana' di eventi diffusi nel cuore della città alla scoperta della cultura coreana a 360°, tra musica, cinema, arte e food. Inserito nel calendario ufficiale di Pesaro 2024 Capitale italiana della cultura, l'evento è patrocinato dal Comune di Pesaro, dall'Ambasciata della Corea in Italia e dall'Istituto Culturale Coreano a Roma ed è realizzato da Confcommercio. La Korean Week si svolgerà a: Palazzo Gradari, Alusfera, Galleria Rossini, piazzale della Libertà, Ristorante Opera. L'evento inaugurale è previsto giovedì 20 giugno dalle 19 nel Salone Metaurense di Palazzo Ducale alla presenza dell'Ambasciatore Coreano in Italia. Il 2024 rappresenta un anno importante per i rapporti tra Italia e Repubblica di Corea, poiché sancisce 140 anni dall'istituzione di relazioni diplomatiche. La ricorrenza è ancora più significativa per Pesaro 2024, legata alla Repubblica di Corea da un legame quasi semicentenario di amicizia e rispetto, nell'ultimo decennio consolidato nei temi della cultura e dello sviluppo sostenibile e allargato a diverse città, organizzazioni e personalità coreane. Tra queste, Daegu, Busan e le altre destinazioni che condividono con Pesaro il titolo di Città creative UNESCO della Musica, Gwacheon con cui è attiva una collaborazione in ambito culturale, il Jeju International Convention Center, il Maestro Yang Jae Moo e la "I Maestri" voice orchestra. Accanto alla musica, il connubio profondo tra Pesaro e questo paese è nel segno del cinema. Alla Corea del Sud, il Pesaro Film Festival aveva già dedicato la manifestazione del 2005. Quest'anno, la 60ª edizione del Festival di Pesaro Capitale torna ad analizzare la cinematografia sudcoreana - ormai vero e proprio punto di riferimento internazionale - attraverso la collaborazione con il Busan Cinema Center che ha selezionato un programma di lunghi e cortometraggi per tre giornate di festival. La Mostra di Pesaro ospiterà una finestra sul cinema della Repubblica di Corea, di riconosciuta avanguardia nella produzione audiovisiva digitale e proporrà una tavola rotonda sullo stato dell'arte del cinema in Corea, comprese le produzioni di serie televisive, vero e proprio cult degli ultimi anni. Alla conferenza stampa sono intervenuti: Daniele Vimini presidente Fondazione Pescheria Centro Arti Visive, Amerigo Varotti direttore Confcommercio Marche Nord, Cristian Della Chiara e Pedro Armocida (in collegamento) per la Mostra Internazionale del Nuovo Cinema, Chun Ye Jin direttrice dell'Istituto Culturale Coreano in Italia (in collegamento), Alessandra Frontini/Mybeautyroutine.it, Enrico Francesconi/ristorante Opera Trattoria Contemporanea di Quartiere, e in collegamento: l'artista Sun Hee Moon, Silvio Franceschinelli/K-ble Jungle, So Hyun Lee, soprano, Inkie Kim e Dajung Kim/focal point UNESCO per la Città Creativa di Daegu, la Park Siyeon Jazz band. L'intervento di saluto affidato a Chun Ye Jin che ha sottolineato il valore di questa iniziativa che accade in un anno speciale - i 140 anni dall'istituzione di relazioni diplomatiche tra l'Italia e la Repubblica di Corea - e ha ringraziato Pesaro per il grande impegno nell'organizzazione della settimana che prevede vari eventi in ambiti diversi. Così Daniele Vimini: esprimo la mia gratitudine per questo sforzo collettivo grazie a cui ha preso forma questo evento di giugno dedicato alla Corea, paese scelto per la storia ormai ventennale di rapporti con la Corea, un legame che ha la sua radice nel cinema, ma che poi si è rafforzata anche nella rete delle Città Creative Unesco - come Daegu città della musica -, ma anche quelle di altri cluster, Busan è città del cinema ad esempio. Il programma della settimana è il risultato di queste relazioni. Grazie a Confcommercio che ha creduto a questa sfida che è occasione di scambio culturale e scambio turistico, e l'augurio è proprio di replicare la formula in città della Corea come reciproca promozione turistica. Silvio Franceschinelli referente per la sezione della settimana K-POP ha illustrato il contest aperto a ballerini solisti e crew poi valutati da una giuria di esperti, che fa parte di un più ampio contest italiano. Enrico Francesconi per K-FOOD sezione che di fatto apre la Korean Week, ha sottolineato come Opera sia stato uno dei locali pionieri per la formula del pop up, ristoranti temporanei per far conoscere connessioni fra culture gastronomiche diverse; in questo caso la Corea con 6 cene. Cristian Della Chiara e Pedro Armocida hanno illustrato il progetto di collegamento tra il Pesaro Film Festival e la Corea, più precisamente Busan città creativa UNESCO del Cinema, attraverso il Busan Cinema Center con cui è stato costruito un programma di reciprocità che prevedono delle giornate dedicate alla Corea alla Mostra di Pesaro e poi giornate a Busan col cinema italiano. Fra l'altro è stata l'occasione per riattivare una sala storica della Mostra del Cinema come il Cinema Astra. L'altra collaborazione composita - elemento del dossier di Pesaro 2024 - è con il Sarajevo Film festival, che prevede la produzione di un cortometraggio-documentario realizzato a Pesaro dopo alcuni giorni di residenza insieme agli studenti di Sarajevo. Sun Hee Moon l'artista che cura l'esposizione alla Galleria Rossini ha ringraziato per l'opportunità preziosa che offre una vetrina alla cultura della Corea creando un ponte artistico. Amerigo Varotti: ringrazio il Comune di Pesaro che ha sollecitato la partecipazione di Confcommercio a questo evento che è un grande contenitore di tante iniziative. Siamo orgogliosi di questa chiamata per un evento che è il risultato di una serie costante di relazioni che la città di Pesaro ha portato avanti in tutti questi anni e che contribuiscono ad un aumento di flussi turistici dalla Corea, anche perché Pesaro è la città ideale per accogliere il turista coreano per la musica, per la cultura, per l'eccellenza gastronomica. So Hyun Lee: "sono felice di partecipare perché Pesaro è la mia seconda patria e parlando della cultura coreana non possiamo non parlare di Pesaro, il cui Conservatorio ha un credito altissimo in Corea di cui ha cresciuto tantissimi musicisti". Alessandra Frontini referente per K-BEAUTY: ci occupiamo di cosmesi coreana dal 2017 e quindi saremo presenti con grande onore con due masterclass in cui si spiegherà che cos'è la skin care coreana, peculiarità della cultura di questo paese. I saluti finali - anche in musica - di Inkie Kim e Dajung Kim/focal point UNESCO per la Città Creativa di Daegu e la Park Siyeon Jazz band. CALENDARIO 18 - 30 giugno 2024 Evento inaugurale: Giovedì 20 giugno, Salone Metaurense/Palazzo Ducale Ore 18: saluti istituzionali (ingresso su invito) Ore 20: concerto d'opera lirica degli studenti coreani residenti a Pesaro, diretti da So Hyun Lee, soprano. K-FOOD 18-23 giugno dalle 19.30 il ristorante Opera Trattoria Contemporanea di Quartiere a cena trasformerà il menù includendo piatti della cucina coreana, a cura della chef Hyeji Choi. Info e prenotazioni: 379 2144613 K-PAINTINGS 18-30 giugno: ristorante Opera Trattoria Contemporanea di Quartiere mostra fotografica di Massimo Spagnoletti con luoghi e atmosfere coreane. Visitabile durante gli orari di apertura del ristorante K-CINEMA in collaborazione con Mostra Internazionale del Nuovo Cinema e Busan Cinema Center Giovedì 20 giugno Ore 11.30 Salone Pallerini/Palazzo Gradari, tavola rotonda "Tendenze nell'industria cinematografica coreana dopo il COVID-19" ore 17.30 Cinema Astra anteprima nazionale "Exhuma" (Pamyo) (2024, 134') di Jang Jae-hyun venerdì 21 giugno ore 17:30 Cinema Astra anteprima nazionale "Laid-back Town" 28'52'', "Mora" (102') sabato 22 giugno ore 17.30 Cinema Astra anteprima nazionale "See the Love" (16'), "Homo Hundred Ballet (14') e Picnic (113'40'') K-ART 20-30 giugno Galleria Rossini 'Le tre stagioni', esposizione di opere pittoriche e sculture a cura di tre artiste di origine coreana Sun Hee Moon, Lee Yun Mi, Hwang Da Sol. Tutti i giorni 10-13,16:30-20. Dal 20 al 23 giugno, anche apertura serale 21-23 K-MUSIC 21-23 giugno Via Trio, musica folk coreana "Arirang" :Venerdì 21 ore 19 piazzale della Libertà Sabato 22 ore 05 Parco San Bartolo (dal Tramonto all'Alba) Fondazione Oasi : Park Si Yeon trio, musica jazz Sabato 22 ore 21 Opera Trattoria Contemporanea di Quartiere Concerto al tramonto, Park Siyeon Domenica 23 ore 19 piazzale della Libertà :Art We Can, musica contemporanea esempio di inclusione sociale venerdì 21 ore 19 piazzale della Libertà ,domenica 23 ore 19 piazzale della Libertà :I Maestri, orchestra lirica maschile domenica 23 ore 21 piazza del Popolo K-POP 23 giugno piazzale della Libertà, Contest aperto a ballerini da tutta Italia con possibilità di accesso alla finale nazionale 2025 per il vincitore K-CULTURE 20-23 giugno Palazzo Gradari: laboratori di scrittura Chusa con pennelli tradizionali e possibilità di indossare l'Habok, abito tradizionale coreano. Orario 10-13; 17:30-20; 21-23 K-BEAUTY 21-23 giugno Palazzo Gradari, in collaborazione con Mybeautyroutine.it. Consulenze individuali di k-beauty (su prenotazione) orario 10-13; 17:30-20; 21-23 Domenica 23 Salone Pallerini/Palazzo Gradari: ore 10 Masterclass "K-beauty: la Skincare Routine coreana – conosciamo insieme i famosi dieci step" ore 11:30 Masterclass "K-beauty: La cosmesi coreana - un viaggio tra natura e ricerca, tra tradizione e innovazione scientifica" Tutte le iniziative sono a ingresso gratuito per informazioni: www.pesaro2024.it... #notizie #news #breakingnews #cronaca #politica #eventi #sport #moda Read the full article

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welivezombiecarnival · 1 year ago

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We Live Artist of the Week: Dead Chant

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We Live is more than just your average morning radio show taking place in the middle of the zombie apocalypse. Sure, guests call from all over the world and end their interview by getting eaten by zombies live on the air. Sure, these guests are athletes, musicians, artists, actors, journalists, and overall legends. But We Live is more than listening to hilarious interviews that always end the same way - people dying. It also is a show that plays the best indie and underground music on planet Earth.

The governments of the world have collapsed. Zombies lurch on every corner of the world. The living are encouraged to stay home and stay safe. But that doesn’t seem to happen. The world goes on, just with zombies. And since all bets are off, that means the industry conglomerates no longer own the radio waves. Thanks to the end of civilization as we know it, and the rise of undead ghouls, we all get to listen to amazing music from phenomenal artists.

We Live boasts the best underground music library from indie artists anywhere that the living still survives. Every week, we bring you music from around the globe that you would most likely never hear anywhere else. We’ll prove it. Go ahead and check out our Bandcamp page. And those are just some of our celebrated artists. We also search abandoned record stores and music studios for CDs, tapes, records, and even 8-tracks of forgotten or never “broke-through” musicians. We also search Soundcloud and Spotify for artists waiting to get noticed.

But every week, we highlight one particular artist or band that we think you’ll really enjoy regardless of your taste in music. This week, that band is DEAD CHANT.

Dead Chant is a skate punk band from Seoul, South Korea. They are on the forefront of the K-Indie scene that is taking over the nation. The punk band consists of Rumgirl on vocals, Kangboy on guitar, YBomb on guitar, and Blion on drums. They came onto the scene with their first single “Jimmy’s Punk”. They followed that single up with the single “Kill Your Boss”. You can follow Dead Chant on their Bandcamp page HERE.

The band’s song “Monologue to Her” was featured in this week’s episode of We Live titled “Strain to Busan”. Make sure you follow all of our great artists on their social media accounts and support them on Bandcamp. Listen to We Live on Spotify and enjoy every episode HERE. You can take a listen to their song on this week’s episode in the link below. Also remember that our 24/7 Deadline messaging phone number is open for voicemail or text. If you have anyone you’d like us to discover, please let us know at +1(360)836-0628.

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CAT 3608 2500kW 60Hz Generator Sets in Good Condition | South Korea

Watch video on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/fALicBhhVgk https://inventory.freeoilfieldquote.com/product/cat-3608-2500kw-60hz-generator-sets Name : CAT 3608 2500kW 60Hz Generator Sets Code : 16951443 Type : Standard Brand : Caterpillar Category : Engines/Generators/Motors/Transmissions subcategory : Generators, Diesel Price : $247,800.00 Unit : Each (Each) In Stock : Yes Location : Busan City, South Korea Condition : Good Available Quantity : 2 Sets

CAT 3608 2500kW 60Hz Generator Sets Description

Main Specifications: • Engine Model: CAT 3608 x 2 sets • Maker: Caterpillar • Continuous Output: 2,500kWe x 900 rpm • Frequency & Voltage: 60Hz & 6,600V • Year of Production: 1987 • Fuel Oil: Diesel Oil • Running Hours: 335 & 354 hours

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q-coffeetime · 2 years ago

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360小時專業烘焙訓練計畫包含烘焙丙級證照考取

頂新和德將才學堂學員征戰韓國再下一城！頂新和德將才學堂繼2018年獲2金1銀1銅亮眼成績，今年再度由謝明瑾老師領軍，帶領來自彰化、屏東兩位小將參加由韓國工匠技術協會舉辦的第7屆韓國國際技能人大賽(The 7th Busan International Artisan Festival 2019)，與來自美、中、馬等12國、超過200名的烘焙好手同場較勁；將才學堂小將以初生之犢之姿挑戰「三層婚禮蛋糕烘焙」及「糖霜餅乾」；其中婚禮蛋糕部分以精緻細膩、栩栩如生的雕琢驚艷評審，雙雙奪下金牌，餅乾項目則同樣以銀牌入袋，成績再上層樓為台灣再添光。將才學堂烘焙技職教育計畫由頂新和德文教基金會創辦人魏應充董事長一手推動，自2017年起與全台多家公益團體合作，為高關懷孩子提供長達10個月、360小時的專業烘焙訓練，計畫更包含丙級證照考取及就業機會媒合等；開辦迄今已協助高達300位孩子擁有一技之長，其中有200多位通過專業烘焙訓練，並且半數考取烘焙丙級證照，成果亮眼。除技能培訓外，為鼓勵學員持續鑽研、增長信心及擴展眼界，將才學堂亦開辦「圓夢計畫」，選拔擁有潛力的內部學員進行特訓，征戰國際競賽殿堂。本��由屏東教育基地的簡致翔同學以及彰化教育基地的張珈瑄同學脫穎而出，年僅17、18歲，未曾有過翻糖經驗的兩位學員歷經3個月密集訓練，以華人文化傳統婚禮為主題概念設計婚禮蛋糕，繽紛用色、構圖以及栩栩如生的雕花技驚四座，成功在三層婚禮項目奪金，為台灣再下一城！依大會規定，烘焙丙級證照除蛋糕的結構外，外層的翻糖從染色、塑形到覆蓋，都需參賽者親手打造。加入將才學堂以來已考取6張相關證照，同時曾獲將才學堂烘焙錦標賽年度MVP，現讀正修科技大學大一的簡致翔同學，以「兩顆心合而為一」為主題，創作理念係以西洋蛋糕的樣貌呈現傳統中式婚禮，底座以鳳凰于飛為寓意雕以金色鳳凰振翅，中層以紅色繡球串接上方富有吉祥寓意的金龍與傳統剪紙工藝呈現的東方嫁娶新人，兩側再搭配象徵百年好合的百合花；除雕工需特別精細外，也因鳳凰底圖所需蛋糕體的底座較大，糖片覆蓋難度高，光底座就花一整天才完美覆蓋。而來自達德商工烘焙證照班高三的張珈瑄同學，則以「鴛鴦與牡丹：一場受祝福的中式婚禮」為名，底座以鏤空喜鵲作為雕花窗飾，上層則雕琢金色龍鳳呈祥，頂層配上彩色鴛鴦為圖的蒲扇與熊造型的東方新人，側邊再加入在東方富含吉祥寓意的牡丹花，搭配蕾絲作為細節裝飾。由於所有細節皆是逐一壓模組合而來，自取下模到整齊黏貼在蛋糕上皆須特別費心，組裝過程稍不留��則須整體重來。回想起整個歷程，張珈瑄笑著表示：「為了維持溫度，製作的地方空調溫度超低、超級冷！中南部沒有這麼低的溫度，所以我們整天都穿著羽絨衣，要不發抖完成作品，我幾乎是閉氣才能完成」。回想起當初通過內部篩選、將代表出賽，分別來自中南部的兩名同學仍難掩興奮之情，簡致翔表示，「以前知道翻糖都是在電視上看到，從來沒想過有機會能接觸這個技術，更沒想到能夠出國和世界各國的好手比拚，謝謝將才學堂給我這個實現夢想的機會！」而最��兩位小將印象深刻的事，莫過於翻糖蛋糕各部件須手提上機，到韓國再行組裝，卻因機上的置物箱無法容納蛋糕體，只好改為託運。幸好，當初在包裹時就做了十足的防護，抵韓後僅有些微損傷，不負眾望讓台灣再次站上世界舞台。烘焙證照班培訓兩位同學的謝明瑾老師表示，這兩位孩子都是第一次接觸翻糖，在努力練習下展現精采的成果，很高興他們的表現能獲得評審肯定；更感謝頂新和德文教基金會願意給予孩子機會踏上國際舞台，期望此實踐烘焙夢想不放棄、勇往直前的態度，能作為其他將才學堂孩子的學習典範。而延續這精神與成果，頂新和德文教基金會亦將於年底持續辦理「圓夢計畫」，烘焙證照班希望提拔國內具烘焙發展潛力的優秀青年學子，勇於追築夢想、並為臺灣爭光。訊息來源：頂新和德文教基金會

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lunaverrse · 2 years ago

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❛ have you seen my cat anywhere ? i must’ve lost it. ❜ (doah&changmin)

🐝 * ― 𝐅𝐈𝐑𝐒𝐓 𝐌𝐄𝐄𝐓𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐒𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐍𝐂𝐄 𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐑𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐒.

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Changmin & Doah : feat. @piperbellinger ♥️🐈

Changmin estava desolado. Não, desolado não era uma palavra boa o suficiente para definir o que ele sentia enquanto percorria as ruas do bairro em que morava. Garfield, seu gato de estimação - e sim, ele sabia que o nome era clichê - tinha desaparecido há alguns dias e desde então, ele procurava incansável pelo felino amarelado. Já tinha perdido as contas de quantas donas de casa ou idosos atenderam os portões e conversaram com o rapaz choroso, prometendo entrar em contato se vissem algo. Céus, o gato já era idoso e não tinha o hábito de sair. Quando o fazia, anos antes,, não demorava mais que algumas horas e agora, veja só, uma semana e meia sem aparecer. Era uma tragédia.

Mas aquele desespero todo tinha justificativa, claro. Changmin era o tutor de Garfield há muitos anos, desde que era criança e ainda morava em Busan. Com a faculdade, ele se mudou para Seul e se negou a deixar o companheiro para trás, logo, se mudou para a capital e adaptou todo o apartamento em poucos dias, para então voltar e buscar o animalzinho. Desde então, ele nunca mais tinha saído do espaço do apartamento, até o dia em que sua mãe deixou a porta encostada em um descuido e o gato resolveu que seria uma ótima atividade caminhar um pouco.

Daquele dia em diante, o Lee não saía da rua e já tinha visitado quase todas as ruas do bairro, com exceção da que entregaria agora: a que dava acesso à avenida central. Ele nem queria pensar naquilo, se Garfield tivesse ido para a área central de Seul, nunca mais o encontraria. Mas era como costumava dizer, foco na missão que ia dar certo. Resolveu começar pela primeira casa, já que havia uma moça abrindo o portão para entrar naquele instante. E apesar do nervosismo, Changmin não deixou de notar como ela era bonita. Claro que era só um pensamento, o foco estava no gato. Mas ela era bonita mesmo…

— Oi! Me desculpa te incomodar, meu nome é Changmin e eu moro do outro lado do bairro. Meu gato desapareceu tem alguns dias, ele é amarelo e bem idoso, eu queria encontrá-lo logo, fiquei com medo de algo acontecer com ele… — A princípio, ele achou ter visto uma sombra de pena no rosto dela. Por Deus, será que estava tão abatido assim? De qualquer forma, os ombros do rapaz caíram quando ela negou e ele nem se preocupou em tirar a foto dele do bolso. Changmin agradeceu e estava quase se retirando quando ouviu aquele som. Arregalou os olhos e começou a olhar ao redor, procurando pelo miado inconfundível de seu gato. Depois de tantos anos, reconheceria, não é? O Lee virou em 360 graus e parou de volta no mesmo lugar, confuso, quando seus olhos capturaram algo dentro do quintal daquela mulher, logo atrás dela.

— Garfield?? Ei, esse é o meu gato!

#* 𝐀𝐍𝐒𝐖𝐄𝐑𝐄𝐃 / ask memes #{ 𝑶𝑻𝑷 } 𐐪 changmin x doah #* ♡. 𝐏𝐀𝐑𝐓𝐍𝐄𝐑 𝐈𝐍 𝐂𝐑𝐈𝐌𝐄 — astrid

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hocusbogus · 2 years ago

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Day 7: Hybe Insight, Hangang Park, Itaewon

Our last full day in Seoul after we got back from Busan. It was the day where we’ll be as (possibly) close to BTS as we can be because we were visiting Hybe Insight for the Proof Exhibition, it is a special exhibition that is different from its museum, and it’s BTS’ office.

It was so dramatic to get the tickets because we can’t buy it from the official Hybe Insight website, we had to buy it from Inter-park Global, and it was at the same time as the Busan concert bid if I am not mistaken. The website crashed so hard many times and it was so complicated to login, I almost gave up. It costs 30,000KRW for the ticket, so that’s around 100+ ringgit. Diana couldn’t get through the website till like late at night, the thing was I already bought mine, can you imagine if we couldn’t book the same slot? But of course we did.

Hybe Insight was actually near to our hotel it’s only a few subway stops. It felt so exciting to just see the building, it felt even more surreal than the past few days. We were asking the Hybe crew where to redeem the tickets and only the one with an American flag badge could communicate in English while the rest was somehow quite rude? But maybe they just didn’t wanna deal with foreigners. Couldn’t really tell if they were being polite or not because they were wearing masks, but from the eyes they looked annoyed.

Literally almost everyone in line for our session at 11am were foreigners, it was so diverse! In age, in ethnicity, in genders and language. I was so amazed. It made me love being an ARMY more and love BTS more. That day we felt so on point with our outfit, Diana and I were like “omg why do we look so fucking good?”, and it felt amazing.

Since we weren’t allowed to take any pictures of videos, I will try my best to describe it here. After redeeming our tickets we were guided into a foyer space (we can still take pictures here) where we had to wait for the guided tour, we waited for quite awhile maybe around 30 minutes? The foyer space were just pictures of them from the PROOF photoshoot and there were green lasers shooting out everywhere. Then everyone was asked to get in two lines side by side as the tour started.

When we went through the tunnel we saw scribbles from the members and their quotes, and we saw mementos from their different album eras, but not all, I forgot which was it. We then walked into a space where their Proof Live performance ft. Anderson Paak was being played on a loop in a big screen with their pictures all over a wall and a carousel. It was just a lot of photos of them, some were released photos and some were exclusive ones that we’ve never seen but we know it’s from a certain photoshoot. We then walk through a tunnel where from ground to ceiling it was all BTS’s pictures, I’m sure I’m not describing the details correctly because I do not remember non key pieces. There was also a space like a digital wall where they played videos of them 360 degree, it felt immersive.

Then we get to see their outfits that they wore in the Yet To Come Music video and iconic concert outfits of theirs.

I think my favourite one would be the tunnel walls of their unreleased practice videos, but you can’t really stand there for long because they will usher you to move along which was understandable but there were a lot of videos and I couldn’t really watch all of them.

We get to see all of their albums in all era, get a random photo-card from this dispenser machine, see random memorabilia. There was also this boomerang banner of the boys playing with the bullet from their Proof photoshoot. That one was never before seen and was so cool.

When we get to the merch section, it was a bit underwhelming, to be honest the whole exhibition... felt underwhelming for us because we’ve seen what the HYBE Insight museum was like, the boys did some content on that, and apparently Namjoon shot a content of him visiting the Proof Exhibition as well but I only saw it when I came back. I had no idea what to get, I’ve never been that into merch anyway, I felt like I wanted to get something to commemorate the day but there was just nothing there that made me jump in joy to own, especially when I bought so much stuff already and was strategising in my head where to even fit everything.

After the exhibition we went to Burger Boy, it was pretty random, we wanted to get Indonesian/Malaysian food but it was kinda far so we decided to just go to a random restaurant nearby. Burger Boy was amazing by the way even though we struggled a bit to order because no English on the ordering machine. We ate at the rooftop and discussed about what we think and felt about the exhibition and we were pretty frank to admit that we were disappointed. It’s normal and healthy to feel that way about idols or people you admire, you’re not gonna like and love everything that they do and the exhibition was managed by their company, they may have a say but still it was a team that curated it and it just didn’t reach our expectations. We wished the merch selections were better, the photo folio that they announced should’ve at least been there, less of BTS collab merch and more on their actual merch that were on Weverse? We see none of that basically. The merch that the boys designed were also not there. Other than that the exhibition were just walls of pictures, and a lot of it were pictures that we’ve seen or at least we know which photoshoot this was from so we’ve seen the look.

There were no interactive activity as well compared to actual HYBE Museum. I’d wish for more interactivity, but we didn’t get to have that. The only exclusive thing we get to enjoy was that unseen practice videos in which we couldn’t even actually enjoy because we were ushered to move along.

We still love and admire the boys and appreciate their team’s effort but we’re also allowed to be disappointed because we had expectations from the previous HYBE Insight museum contents.

Anyways, Burger Boy was amazing, the fries were amazing and Diana who doesn’t eat ketchup or sauces in general because of their texture actually ate the fries with the ketchup! It was that good. It was kinda hot at the rooftop but we still enjoyed it.

We decided to go back to Myeongdong and go to Nike to check out the customised stuff, and I needed a duffel bag because the one I bought in Hongdae gave up on me.

We ended up not customizing anything because it was just too long of a wait and we wanted to go check out Hangang Park.

We didn’t really do much at Hangang, just sat on the steps and soak in the atmosphere, watch some busking performance and donated, and walked around for a bit since it was starting to get dark even though it was still early. A random decision was to go to Itaewon to go to Jonny’s Dumpling.

The minute we got to Itaewon we were already loving the vibe, maybe it was because there were more young people there, and the night life was great with a lot of tourists/foreigners so it felt more diverse and comfortable for us. We were like, “We shall stay here next time!”. The shitty thing was we had to queue for an hour and a half for Jonny’s Dumpling and it weren’t even that good. It was alright, but compared to Myeongdong Kyoja which totally blowed our mind, this pales in comparison.

We walked around Itaewon, taking random street pictures, Diana bought a waffle (was it a waffle?) and we just enjoyed the people dressed in costumes. Not knowing that the night after something tragic happened.

I will jumped straight to how we found out about the incident at Itaewon, the Halloween tragedy. I woke up Sunday morning with a text from Diana about it, and a text from my friend asking me my whereabouts.

I didn’t tell anyone (except for Safwan because he picked me up at the airport) we were already back in Malaysia, I’m sure some of them were worried. When I read about the incident via the link Diana shared me, I was speechless, then I saw the videos and fair to say I was affected and traumatized. I had nightmares for two days. It was slightly survivor guilt even though I was not there during the incident, but I was there the night before and seeing the victims’ from the videos. It felt eerie and I felt so strongly about the incident, I can’t even describe what kind of feelings it was, it was just a very strong feeling.

I spent the next couple of weeks keeping up with the news, saw interviews and was just very much overwhelmed by the whole tragedy. It must be weird for others to see me so affected even though I was literally not even there, I’m not Korean, nor am I a citizen there, but I was just so deeply affected by it. I have no explanation for this.

I’ll stop this sombre closing here, and we’ll talk about homecoming in the next post.

#hangang #itaewon #seoul #hybe #hybe insight

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