Although Chuseok’s roots are largely agricultural ... involves a group of women wearing Korea’s national dress, the hanbok. They dance, hand in hand, in a circle while singing the nostalgic ...

they are saved mainly for formal occasions such as festivals like Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving) and ceremonies such as weddings and dol, a baby’s first birthday. The hanbok can be traced back to ...

Today, hanbok is more often worn for special occasions than as casual clothes, such as wedding ceremonies, children’s first birthdays, and seasonal holidays including the Lunar New Year’s Day and ...

People hit the road Friday to gather with their families in their hometowns for the nation’s most celebrated holiday, Chuseok ...

Today (September 9), we invited the Sedeka Foundation to our special event to celebrate Chuseok. Guests were able to participate in various activities, such as trying on traditional Korean Hanbok ...