일본대사관 공보문화원

Understanding the culture rather than the exclusive attitude toward Japan is essential for the process of understanding their culture and knowing what direction the two countries should take. Of course, if you are not willing to enter because of the police officer standing in front of the Public Cultural Center, you can just think of it as security in front of the embassy. Since there is a library and exhibition, please visit the website after checking the website.

I went to participate in the Japanese music festival and it was very good..

It was visited by the award and exhibition schedule. I had a good memory for the kindness of the staff. I hope that Korea and Japan will be a place where they can communicate with Japan in close neighborhoods, abandoning their bad feelings.

Various movies and exhibitions. Sometimes a Japanese novelist or a professional interpreter specializes in Japanese culture.

I went by voting in the election. Just in case, I confirmed that it was open on Saturdays and Sundays during the election. I thought that the security was strict enough to inspect the bag. There were quite a few Koreans who could speak Japanese.

It was very worth seeing as there was a detailed explanation like the development process of Japanese doll crafts.

I couldn't go to Japan due to Corona, but I went right away because there was an ukiyo-e exhibition. I saw a lot of colorful ukiyo-e, and the experience activities were fun. I wish there would be more cultural exchanges like this. :)

I think I have visited 7 to 8 times so far. It's a place you can visit once you forget about it once a year or two. I went to see exhibition events and photo exhibitions, and to get travel information with the Japan Tourism Agency at the city hall. I visited three places like this from time to time to the Japan International Foundation Cultural Center, which was moved to Seoul Station after being in Shinchon, and the tourist offices operated by each prefectural office were working hard to plan a trip. I went on my 128th trip to Japan like that, and now, on the first day of next month, just one year from my last trip will pass. Due to the corona 2 stage distance easing, there is an offline event, so I will be here again after a long time. This exhibition event is the Hokusai exhibition, master of Ukiyoe. It is a work that is so well known that you can understand just by looking at the picture. While traveling in Japan, I visited his art museum located in Obuse, Nagano Prefecture, and bought and wore a commemorative T-shirt. I was relieved to see that the process was completely blocked from corona by receiving applications for only 10 people in advance, controlling the number of people, installing an infrared detector at the entrance, and completing quarantine. Visitors and coordinators did not take off their masks inside the exhibition hall and could not bring food, so we built a more secure environment. (Although the works are imitations) It is a joyful moment to be here just like this. Everyone must have been excited like me. We received limited edition souvenirs carefully prepared, and we were able to see enthusiastic original videos of craftsmen working on prints, and we traveled to Japan without knowing that time was going for an hour to the site of the Ukiyo-e experience, the most popular of the day. In the meantime, I have traveled more than two digits for the purpose of seeing Mt. Fuji, and 1/3 of it was clear, 1/3 of which I couldn't see at all, and 1/3 of it was covered by clouds, so it wasn't easy enough to see. We look forward to seeing you again with good events, exhibitions, and plans in the future. And thank you to the team that greeted me so kindly today, and I hope that I can leave the 129th Japan trip as soon as possible. Thank you.