Traditional Culture : Gwangju Tourism

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[Traditional Culture] Daechon Folk Culture Hall Like 19 [Traditional Culture] Daechon Folk Culture Hall Daechon Folk Culture Hall is a traditional folk experiencing hall which has displayed folk materials... Daechon Folk Culture Hall is a traditional folk experiencing hall which has displayed folk materials since August 2009 at the Hyosarang video studio built on the lot of the former Daechon Elementary School in Yanggwa-dong. Every Monday, it is a day off. Everyday from 10 am to 5 pm it is open for free. After 2 or 3months later it will charge fare. Management program is run with/without paying by reservation. You can learn hanji craft, pottery, knot, balloon art, and make ribbons for just ths cost of its materials. We can experience Such as agricultural experience, play experience and undutiful child experience etc anytime for free. In addition, it is linked to Gwangju Bean Center which is located in Abchon-dong and runs a program of making tofu. We can make and eat tofu with domestic beans on our own. Gossaum play theme park which is Important Intangable Cultural Property No. 33 is located in adjacent area. And it is running the first 4D movies it this area. Like 19
[Traditional Culture] Eolssu Like 23 [Traditional Culture] Eolssu Eolssu is the professional percussion group established on Jan. 12, 1992 to develop a Korean represe... Eolssu is the professional percussion group established on Jan. 12, 1992 to develop a Korean representative traditional culture, Pungmul, and to take the initiative to lead the popularization. This group is now composed of educational assistants, completed students and learners in Gwangsan Nongak (Farm Music) Preservation Society which is designated as intangible culture property No. 8 of Gwangju Metropolitan City, and receives favorable reviews for various performances of Korea and foreign countries. Like 23
[Traditional Culture] Gwangju Ceramic Culture Center Like 9 [Traditional Culture] Gwangju Ceramic Culture Center In the present curriculum being difficult to learn due to the lack of school facilities and conditio... In the present curriculum being difficult to learn due to the lack of school facilities and conditions, this center carries out work study by connecting it with outside institutes having professional facilities, arouses the student's interest and enhances the educational effect, operates optional courses in the 7th revised educational curriculum, and ultimately makes them have a harmonious physical and mental development, and a memorable experience in the lifetime by student's creative making. Like 9
[Traditional Culture] Mudeung Pottery Site Like 9 [Traditional Culture] Mudeung Pottery Site Mudeung Pottery Site at 870-1, Yangsan-dong, Buk-gu, Gwangju Metropolitan City was appointed as the ... Mudeung Pottery Site at 870-1, Yangsan-dong, Buk-gu, Gwangju Metropolitan City was appointed as the local intangible cultural property No. 5. This is the place where sir Cho Gijeong (dead in December 2007) who made contributions to the realization of Goryeo celadon and the development of pottery culture raised his disciples and produced many artifacts. Currently his disciples promote his work and preserve his artifacts and tell the art spirit of Mr. Cho Gijeong to inhabitants and visitors through the pottery culture experience etc. Like 9
[Traditional Culture] Pyeongchon Ceramics Workshop Like 80 [Traditional Culture] Pyeongchon Ceramics Workshop Maintaining the age-old craft of buncheongware, originating on Mudeungsan Mountain, Pyeongchon Ceram... Maintaining the age-old craft of buncheongware, originating on Mudeungsan Mountain, Pyeongchon Ceramics Workshop's mandate is the transmission of this traditional ceramic technique in a modern era through hands-on experience classes and more. In order to continue the heritage of the original Mudeungsan Buncheongware, the Workshop recreates productions of the Buncheongware while offering various experience programs for students and visitors. By harmonizing the splendor of the traditional but crude ceramics with sophisticated designs of contemporary ceramics, the studio makes efforts to produce products of high commercial value. Pyeongchon Ceramics Workshop operates classes where students can feel and experience the spirit and history of Korean ceramic techniques which date back 7,000 years. Over two hours in the exhibition hall and the hands-on experience hall (both covering about 265 m² in area), students can learn how ceramics are made, and use the grayish-blue clay to create their own unique works with the aid of instructors. Like 80
[Traditional Culture] Traditional Culture Center Like 63 [Traditional Culture] Traditional Culture Center Located at the entrance of Jeungsimsa Temple at the edge of Mudeungsan Mountain, the Traditional Cul... Located at the entrance of Jeungsimsa Temple at the edge of Mudeungsan Mountain, the Traditional Culture Center hides behind a low fence. Walk down the stairs and a beautiful building comes into view. The center boasts a stunning harmony of nature and urbanity, of tradition and modernity. Viewers can certainly go hiking on Mudeungsan Mountain, or opt for enjoying the serenity of enjoying the serenity of the mountain by sitting on the wooden floor of the Traditional Culture Center and listening to the sounds of wind and water. The center offers programs and performances through which Korean masters and holders of Intangible Cultural Properties transmit traditional culture, such as Pansori, Gobeop, Gayageum, and Pyebaeksang Table for Korean weddings. Visitors on their way down from Mudeungsan Mountain can stop by the Traditional Culture Center for the regular performances held every Saturday. With readily accessible Korean traditional culture through hands-on experience programs and creative events, the Traditional Culture Center can be enjoyable for families. Like 63

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