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living2026.03.02

700,000 in Two Months: 5 Reasons the Seoul Museum of Craft Art's Keum Kisook Donation Exhibition Is Ushering in the 'National Exhibition Era'

The Seoul Museum of Craft Art's 'Keum Kisook Donation Special Exhibition' has surpassed 700,000 visitors in just over two months since opening, reshaping South Korea's cultural consumption landscape. Far exceeding the 200,000-visitor 'blockbuster' benchmark by 3.5 times, the show has emerged as the epicenter of SNS authentication and experience-driven consumption trends.

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general2026.03.02

36 Years in the Making: The Daeboreum Blood Moon — A Complete Guide to Tonight's Total Lunar Eclipse at 8:04 PM Over the Korean Peninsula

On the night of Daeboreum (March 3, 2026), a total lunar eclipse coincides with the first full moon of the lunar year for the first time in 36 years since 1990 — turning the moon a deep crimson 'Blood Moon.' Totality begins at 8:04 PM, reaches maximum eclipse at 8:33 PM, and is visible to the naked eye from anywhere in Korea. Special programs are being held at venues nationwide, including the National Science Museum in Gwacheon.

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general2026.03.01

Gyeongbokgung Closes Its Gates for a 1-Hour Concert: 5 Reasons BTS's Gwanghwamun 'ARIRANG' Comeback Is Bringing Seoul to a Standstill

BTS will hold a free comeback live performance for their 5th full album 'ARIRANG' at Gwanghwamun Square on March 21. With Gyeongbokgung Palace deciding to close for the day and Seoul City activating a comprehensive safety plan for an expected 260,000 attendees, BTS's return has become a national-level event bringing the entire heart of Seoul to a standstill.

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travel2026.02.28

Spring Arrived 19 Days Early: 5 Signals Jeju's Early Plum Blossom Bloom Is Sending to Korea's Ecosystem

Jeju's plum blossoms bloomed 19 days earlier than average in 2026. Compared to 100 years ago, the bloom date has advanced by 53 days — vivid evidence that climate change is fundamentally reshaping Korea's spring flower calendar.

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food2026.02.13

Is Seoul’s Gastronomic Map Changing? An In-depth Analysis of the ‘2024 Taste of Seoul 100’ and the Gangnam Concentration Phenomenon 🍴

The 2024 Taste of Seoul 100 list reveals that 45% of the city's top restaurants are concentrated in the Gangnam area. This post analyzes the reasons behind this phenomenon, explores emerging culinary hotspots like Seongsu and Hannam, and dives deep into this year's gourmet trends in Seoul.

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