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  Yakgwa, a traditional Korean snack, is emerging as a popular dessert. Restaurants specializing in Yakgwa are opening, and new desserts combining Yakgwa are being developed, making it even more popular. Additionally, as the Corona period passes and foreigners visit Korea more, it is becoming popular as a gift. Yakgwa is a confectionery made by stamping dough mixed with flour, sesame oil, honey, and alcohol on a plate, engraving a pattern on it, and then frying it in oil. It is said that in the past, oil and honey were rare and treated as medicine, so the word ‘medicine’ was added to them. These days, these yakgwa are rapidly emerging in the dessert field through word of mouth on social media, and various yakwa-related items are being introduced in differentiated styles with new shapes and features both online and offline, including in traditional markets. While developing creative fusion Yakgwa menus that combine Yakgwa with cookies, pudding, ice cream, shaved ice, etc., tradition...

#치안(治安, public safety) Pickpocketing or robbery is common enough for Koreans to take security as a precaution when traveling abroad. On the other hand, in Korea, it is so safe that there is almost no stealing even if you leave your items in a restaurant or cafe and leave your seat. In response, some foreigners released a video on YouTube of an experiment in which they left their laptops and left their seats at a Korean cafe. Also, I am proud of Korea where I can safely walk on the streets at night. 출처: 유튜브 채널 <JAYKEEOUT x VW VB>

#떼창문화(Singing culture) Group singing culture, a performance culture representing Korea. In the case of overseas performance viewing culture, people tend to appreciate the performances of artists, but in Korea, there is a culture of singing together at a concert. Just as there have been several anecdotes in the past where musicians visiting Korea were thrilled by the audience's passionate singing, it is said that foreign artists are quite curious about and like the culture of singing together as it is a unique culture in the Korean music world.

 Korean culture that foreigners are surprised when they come to Korea  #찜질방 #택배 #PC방 찜질방 (Korean spas) Jjimjilbang, developed in Korea familiar with the ondol culture, is said to be a surprising facility for foreigners. Most jjimjilbangs can be used for sleeping inside, and these days, they come with convenience facilities such as restaurants, shops, and PC rooms. They are also surprised that they can eat various foods, such as baked eggs, sweet rice wine, and seaweed soup, and are surprised twice that they can pay for all these items with the key on their wrist. American media Washington Post WP introduces ‘Korean-style jjimjilbang’ as a way to ‘escape from the heat wave’. '6 ways to beat the heat, including Korean-style spas and candied bacon ice cream' Source: The Washington Post 美매체 워싱턴 포스트 WP ‘폭염 탈출’ 방법으로 ‘한국식 찜질방’ 소개. '한국식 스파, 설탕에 절인 베이컨 아이스크림 등 더위를 이기는 6가지  

  Korea's best specialty laver. Seaweed exports, which were worth 110 million dollars (about 139 billion won) in 2010, increased 6.6 times in 12 years. Exports, which were 9,600 tons in 2010, recorded 30,000 tons in 2021, increasing 3.1 times every year. Seaweed exports more than ginseng, and Korea is the world's No. 1 exporter. Also, it is very popular among foreign tourists of all ages, and it is one of the must-buy items when you come to Korea. Basically, seasoned seaweed has overwhelming popularity, but recently, other seaweed item products such as Kimjaban are gaining popularity as well. What is the difference between Korean seaweed and Japanese seaweed?! 한국 김과 일본 김의 차이는?! 출처: 풀무원   There was a reason for the 800.4 billion won export of 'Korean Seaweed'... This is different from China and Japan! ' 한국 김 ' 8004 억 수출 대박 이유 있었네 … 中 · 日 과 다른 이것 ! 출처 : 중앙일보

  It is known that the smartphone ownership rate of Koreans today is exceptionally high. This is also true because smartphones provide not only call functions but also various services such as Internet, shooting, games, and payment. According to Pew Research, a polling agency, South Korea's smartphone ownership rate was 95%, the highest among the 27 countries surveyed. This is about 20% higher than the average of 76% for the developed group. In addition, Korea recorded +8 points in the generational gap in smartphone ownership (99% ownership rate 18-34 years old - 91% ownership rate 50 years old or older), showing that it is the country with the overwhelming ownership rate. 💫 Samsung Galaxy 💫

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 한국인의 소울 푸드 김밥 Gimbap, one of the Korean foods, is made by adding ingredients such as spinach, pickled radish, carrots, eggs, and burdock to rice seasoned with salt and sesame oil, rolled in seaweed, and sliced into bite-sized pieces. Kim, who buys unconditionally when foreigners travel to Korea! And there are pretty and delicious gimbap. These days, there are many gimbap that think about health. How about gimbap without rice? ▶ 김밥의 역사 (History of Gimbap) ▶ 김밥만들기 (Making Gimbap) ▶ 김밥의 변화 다양성 (Change and variety of gimbap) ▶ 다이어터 김밥 키토김밥 (Dieter Gimbap Kito Gimbap)