Naver Webtoon's beloved characters Maru and Chunbae are teaming up with KBO teams LG Twins and Kiwoom Heroes for exclusive merchandise and ballpark events, blending webtoon fandom with Korean baseball culture.
The 23rd Toechon Tomato Festival in Gwangju, Gyeonggi, became a hub for eco-conscious fun as the Gyeonggi Market Agency led a carbon neutrality campaign, distributing eco-friendly bags and promoting sustainable practices amid vibrant local festivities.
Mayor Shin Gye-yong of Gwacheon is leading proactive flood prevention efforts and enhancing childcare facilities, prioritizing citizen safety and family support. Recent site inspections and community feedback highlight the city's commitment to a safer and more family-friendly environment.
BTS has completed their military service and is preparing for a full-group comeback, sparking global excitement. Their return is expected to influence K-pop's direction, industry trends, and fandom culture, as fans and experts discuss what lies ahead for both BTS and the Korean music scene.
Israel and Iran are locked in unprecedented direct conflict, with airstrikes and missile attacks escalating. As the world watches, questions remain about Iran's nuclear ambitions, US involvement, and the fate of civilians and regional stability.
South Korea’s 2025 monsoon season has started earlier than usual, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and cooler temperatures nationwide. Learn what to expect, how locals react, and essential tips for staying safe and enjoying Korea’s unique rainy summer.
Hwaseong Industry Promotion Agency’s MARS 2025 Demo Day at COEX connected Korea’s top AI startups with investors from six countries, leading to 60 billion KRW in investment talks and paving the way for global expansion.
This blog explores the reasons behind negative attitudes toward male fans in female-dominated K-pop communities, focusing on recent discussions among ILLIT fans. It analyzes cultural context, online community dynamics, and the broader gendered landscape of Korean and global fandoms.
A Pilates studio owner in Seongnam, South Korea, was arrested after selling discounted memberships and abruptly closing, leaving over 50 victims and causing financial losses worth tens of thousands of dollars. The incident has sparked outrage and discussions about consumer protection.
