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Young K | Behind the Scenes of the 2023 Busan International Rock Festival

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New Hope Club I Like Your Face Live from The Busan International Rock Festival

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Behind the Scenes: 2023 Busan International Rock Festival

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과도한 FT아일랜드는 우리 모두에게 이롭습니다🤟 | 2024 BUSAN INTERNATIONAL ROCK FESTIVAL

やりすぎなFTISLANDはみんなに とって良いです🤟 | 2024 BUSAN INTERNATIONAL ROCK FESTIVAL

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#FT아일랜드 #FTISLAND #釜山国際ロックフェスティバル #BusanRockFest

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2024 BUSAN INTERNATIONAL ROCK FESTIVAL | AKMU Message © BusanRockFest Official

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10 Breathtaking Beaches in South Korea That Will Leave You Speechless

When you think about South Korea, a beach vacation might not immediately come to mind. However, South Korea holiday packages can introduce you to some of the country’s best beaches—from surf-ready waves to calm turquoise waters. Surrounded on three sides by water, South Korea has a wealth of photogenic coastal destinations, perfect for relaxation, exploration, and water sports. Here’s a glimpse of some top beaches in South Korea, each providing a slice of paradise for every traveler.

1. Haeundae BeachOne of South Korea’s most iconic beaches, Haeundae Beach in Busan is a must-visit for tourists and locals alike. This beach is renowned for hosting the Busan International Film Festival and boasts a lively atmosphere year-round. Location: Busan, South Korea Why Visit: A famous venue for the Busan International Film Festival and an always-lively beach destination.

2. Hajodae BeachKnown as "Surfy Beach," Hajodae Beach in Gangwon-do is popular among surfers. This two-mile stretch has designated areas for swimming and surfing, with a picturesque lighthouse offering a panoramic view of the coast. Location: Yangyang-gun, Gangwon, South Korea Why Visit: Ideal for surfing enthusiasts, with breathtaking coastal views and a scenic lighthouse.

3. Jungmun Beach Located on Jeju Island, Jungmun Beach is known for its dramatic landscapes and diverse water activities. It’s ideal for surfing at high tide and relaxing in shallow waters at low tide. With plenty of nearby accommodations, it’s easy to include in South Korea holiday packages from Dubai or other locations. Location: South of Jeju Island Why Visit: A premier beach for surfing and serene views, perfect for both relaxation and adventure.

4. Seobin BeachOn Peanut Island near the Jeju Coast, Seobin Beach is a tranquil spot known for its white sands and striking turquoise waters, ideal for a relaxing escape. Many nearby resorts make it easy to add to your travel plans. Location: Peanut Island, near Jeju Coast Why Visit: Beautiful white sands and clear waters make it a perfect relaxation spot.

5. Hamdeok BeachClose to Jeju Island’s airport, Hamdeok Beach is a great option for families. It features shallow, calm waters, ideal for family-friendly swimming, with palm trees and volcanic rocks creating an exotic feel. Location: Near Jeju Island Airport Why Visit: Perfect for family swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying calm, shallow waters.

6. Muchangpo BeachFamous for the Muchangpo Sea Road Festival, Muchangpo Beach is renowned for its mystical “sea road” phenomenon, which creates a temporary path to Seokdaedo Island. This rare event makes it a unique destination for beachgoers. Location: Boryeong, near Daecheon Beach Why Visit: Experience the unique Muchangpo Mystic Sea Road Festival and enjoy the peaceful natural surroundings.

7. Naksan BeachNaksan Beach, backed by the scenic Seoraksan Mountains, is a popular destination for its breathtaking views and stunning sunrises. Nearby accommodations make it easy to plan a scenic beach visit. Location: Gangwon-do Province, northeast coast Why Visit: Perfect for scenic sunrises, mountain views, and family-friendly walks.

8. Hyeopjae BeachA gem of Jeju Island, Hyeopjae Beach is celebrated for its white sands, clear waters, and unique black rock formations. This family-friendly beach is perfect for snorkeling and low-tide exploration, with plenty of nearby facilities. Location: Jeju City, Jeju Island Why Visit: Ideal for snorkeling, low-tide exploration, and enjoying pristine sands with the family.

9. Sokcho BeachLocated near the Sokcho Express Bus Terminal, Sokcho Beach offers water sports, scenic views, and a vibrant atmosphere. With its convenient location, it’s an easy stop on any travel itinerary. Location: Near Sokcho Express Bus Terminal Why Visit: Enjoy a range of water sports and beachside activities in a lively setting.

10. Eurwangni BeachA 30-minute drive from Incheon Airport, Eurwangni Beach is perfect for a weekend getaway, offering a unique astronomical observation area and shallow waters ideal for paddling. Location: Suburbs of Seoul, near Incheon Airport Why Visit: Great for stargazing, paddling, and just a short trip from the airport.

The beaches in South Korea offer an inviting blend of relaxation, natural beauty, and cultural charm. Whether you’re planning to book South Korea holiday packages from Dubai or considering a custom itinerary, each of these beaches provides a unique escape. Pack your sunscreen, choose your favorite beach, and let South Korea’s coastal magic sweep you away!

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[pitta.hyungho.official] Official Twitter Update

🚨 Everyone~ Urgent news 🚨

Do you remember PITTA's promise to definitely perform a new song at the October festival ?

We are announcing the urgent release of [Paradox], the song that will be performed for the first time on the Busan International Rock Festival stage, the day before the performance.

Digital Single [Paradox] RELEASE 2024. 10. 04 FRI 6PM (KST)

24 hours until release! The countdown begins!

#PITTA #KangHyungHo #LeeYongWoo #HyungHoKang #YongWooLEE #DigitalSingle #Paradox #A hot song that will make your heart burn

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Evento: Busan RockFest

Alô, roqueiros de plantão, ou apenas simpatizantes! Chegou a hora de garantir seu ingresso para o festival de rock mais esperado de Busan!

O Busan International Rock Festival teve a sua primeira aparição em 1999, desde então, vem trazendo diversos moradores e turistas para suas dependências desse incrível show!

A estrutura contará com locais com banheiros, barracas de bebidas, comida e uma tenda para atendimento médico. Além de um local para descanso.

Nosso line up contará com diversas bandas e aqui estão algumas delas: FTISLAND, DIH, HYDE, DREAMCATCHER e algumas bandas japonesas famosas como THE GAZETTE, ONE OK ROCK, Dir En Grey! Também contaremos com outras bandas que conquistaram bastante fãs durante seus anos na estrada.

Data: 10/08, sábado.

Horário: 17h às 06h.

Local: Samnak Ecological Park.

Valor: ₩30.000.

Playlist das bandas que vão tocar no dia: aqui.

Ordem das bandas que vão tocar no dia: aqui.

Notas da Moderação

Cá estamos com mais um evento para vocês! Dessa vez, os amantes de rock vão gostar! E como a maioria já sabe, esse festival realmente existe e acontece em Busan.

Nosso Discord ficará liberado às 17:00 horas e esperamos que todos possam participar, plotar e se divertir. Quem não puder, como sempre, tá valendo soltar aquele famoso pedido em ooc para combinar joguinhos e afins!

Para fotos e mídias, além da nossa tag principal, vocês também podem usar a #HSNROCKFEST.

O valor fica mais ou menos R$130,00 aproximadamente.

Como sabem, choveu muito essa semana. O local, por ser um parque ecológico, vai estar bem molhado e com lama. Porém, não irá chover.

Leu até aqui? Solta aquele emoji bem “Hey, Rockers” nos comentários pro evento chegar em outros players!

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New video from DAY6!

YOUNG OWN | Ep.08 2023 Busan International Rock Festival Behind

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Busan Film Festival Director Huh Moonyung Resigns Over #MeToo Scandal - Industry in Shock

Busan Film Festival Director Huh Moonyung Resigns Over #MeToo Scandal - Industry in Shock Busan Film Festival Director Huh Moonyung Resigns Over #MeToo Scandal - Industry in Shock The film industry has been rocked yet again as Busan International Film Festival Director, Huh Moonyung, has resigned in the wake of a #MeToo scandal. The director is amongst a growing list of influential individuals in the entertainment industry to step down following allegations of sexual harassment. The Allegations The scandal first began when actress, Bae Doona, accused Huh Moonyung of sexual harassment. In a statement released by her agency, the actress claimed that the director had made inappropriate comments to her during the festival in previous years. The allegations were later supported by other actresses and industry professionals, leading to Huh Moonyung's resignation. The Consequences Huh Moonyung's resignation has left the industry in shock, particularly as he was highly respected amongst his peers. The festival is also expected to suffer as a result, with many wondering who will take his place and whether the event will be impacted. Additionally, the resignation of Huh Moonyung has also highlighted the issue of sexual harassment within the film industry once again. The allegations made against the director have sparked a wider conversation about abuse and misconduct, and have reignited the #MeToo movement. The Response Since the allegations first surfaced, many have taken to social media to express their support for the victims and call for change within the industry. Others, however, have criticized the movement, arguing that it is having a negative impact on innocent people and hindering progress. Regardless of the response, it is clear that the resignation of Huh Moonyung is a major blow for the film industry. The scandal is yet another reminder that those in power must be held accountable for their actions and that change is needed to ensure that the industry is a safe and inclusive place for all. #MeToo #BusanFilmFestival #SexualHarassment #FilmIndustry #HuhMoonyung Summary: Busan International Film Festival Director, Huh Moonyung, has resigned following allegations of sexual harassment. The scandal has sparked a wider conversation about abuse and misconduct within the film industry and has reignited the #MeToo movement. The resignation of Huh Moonyung has left the industry in shock and has raised questions about the festival's future. #ENTERTAINMENT Read the full article

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Behind the Scenes: 2023 Busan International Rock Festival

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The Freedom of Expression, radio version - Ep 61, Nov 2016 - Pun Art, Nikkatsu erotic movies revival.

Kaoru starts by saying at the time of broadcast the band will have just finished day one of the Namba Hatch lives during the Mode of Kisou tour. Joe was hoping to have been able to attend, but is not sure if he will, it depends on his schedule. Speaking of Osaka, Kaoru reminds Joe of the 'meat juice'(nikujiru/nikusui) word mix-up he made last time. Joe defends his use of 'nikujiru' with the idea that 'when you eat good meat in Osaka, meat juice comes out, right?'. Kaoru replies, laughing, 'Is THAT nikujiru?'.

Kaoru's first topic is from the world of art, and relates to a photographer who uses puns (in Japanese, ダジャレ/dajare) as the theme for their pictures, using the name 'Dajaart'. They try to make ordinary looking pictures into art by including visual representations of word puns. Kaoru describes some examples (*photos in link*) ..a photo of a bridge on Kanpachi dōri (環八通り), with a plate of amberjack fish (kanpachi/カンパチ) on the rail; a chair on some rocks with grass growing next to it, the pun being ナイスな椅子(naisunaisu/nice chair). Kaoru doesn't think much of this concept, and the fact that the photos are being exhibited in a gallery in New York makes him think that was the artist's goal. This kind of thing doesn't impress Japanese, but then again, the Americans won't understand it either. Kaoru doesn't think these photos count as art, and as a joke starts a new appeal for similar photo puns from listeners. He calls it 'Omoraat' instead of Dajaart. This being the lowest grade 'art' there is, they think it could be pretty funny, and probably a lot easier than the new jingle campaign. Kaoru then jokes they could hold an exhibition in New York displaying everything that gets sent in.

Kaoru plays a song by the Ramones for his second record, because he heard it being played during the boxing match between Manny Pacquiao and Jesse Vargas, and he thought he wanted to play it on this show too.

Next, they welcome Tasai for the Tokyo Sports corner. Tasai's news is about the revival of production of erotic movies/Roman Porno at the company Nikkatsu after a break of 28 years. The reaction to the first one at overseas film festivals has been good. The film in question, 'Aroused by Gymnopedies/ジムノペディに乱れる' by director Yukisada Isao was featured at the Busan International Film Festival, and Korean acclaimed director Kim Ki Duk liked it so much, he started saying he wanted to make Roman Porno too.

Tasai says he has seen the movie, and liked it. It has a very different feel from the old Roman Porno movies of the Shōwa era. The movie was made with a lot of rules for the production. E.g, it must be under 90mins, have a sex scene once every ten mins, be filmed in one week etc. Kaoru likes the idea of setting this kind of fixed frame and seeing what you can create within that. Tasai says that setting a frame like this allows directors who have never made Roman Pornos to easily make them, and that to be a director of Roman Pornos these days gets you quite a bit of respect within the film world. He gives the example of director Shiota Akihito, who apparently got an invite to the Bvlgari household, as the family are fans of his. Although this new Nikkatsu movie will get only a limited release in Japan, Tasai wants everyone to see it if they can.

Kaoru says he used to work a part-time job in Shinsekai, Osaka where Nikkatsu ran a movie theatre. After work he would go drinking late at night in that area. He liked the kind of image it had, and especially the image of all the old posters. But he didn't like the atmosphere inside as it was filthy, and smelled terrible.

Joe says this set of criteria for Roman Porno production reminds him a bit of a dance contest that he was the MC for recently. Every contestant in the competition danced to the same piece of music, but the differences between each dance routine was incredible, showing how creativity thrives in different ways under the same conditions.

To finish, Kaoru plugs the upcoming tours/lives /DVDs. As for the Uroboros tour due in 2017, he says he can't remember when they last played this album live, but its been a long time.

Kaoru then remembers about the upcomIng date in his home town in Hyōgo. The venue they chose (Amagasaki Archaic Hall) is actually the same venue Kaoru saw The Smashing Pumpkins play in 1996. He says at that time he was really looking forward to hearing the song 'Today', but was pretty upset that it turned out to be the acoustic version (*is this right?*), and was annoyed about it even when riding his bicycle all the way home after the show. He promises he won't disappoint the Dir fans there. He then reminds listeners about sending in funny pictures for the Omoraat campaign, and says he will give out lots of stickers.

Songs - Dir en grey/Umbrella, Ramones/Blitzkrieg Bop, Dir en grey/Uroko.

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AKMU will be performing on the 28th of July at 2019 Busan International Rock Festival. 

 This will be their first festival live performance since Chanhyuk's discharge. The last one was at Someday Festival 2017.