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This is a Theme Park cum Museum in where they reserved Korean traditional hand making paper to modern paper. There are a lots of collections of world's different region's hand made paper. They also offer a weekly event which illustrates and teaches how to make paper from mulberry bushes by hand especially for school going children.
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원주 한지테마파크, 횡성군 참숯
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#41. Wonju Hanji Theme Park (명품 한지의 도시 원주 한지테마파크)
This is where you can see the origin and history of Korea's traditional paper hanji.
Let's set out to the Hanji Theme Park to enjoy various hanji-related programs and make your own hanji souvenirs.
#41-1 Wonju Hanji Theme Park (원주 한지박물관)
This is where you can see the origin and history of Korea's traditional paper hanji.
Let's set out to the Hanji Theme Park to enjoy various hanji-related programs and make your own hanji souvenirs.
Everything about Korea's traditional, hand-made paper Hanji presented at Wonju Hanji Festival
원주한지문화제, 오색한지의 아름다움과 다양한 한지상품 선보여
One of the many traditional wonders of Korea is Hanji, known for its beauty and durability.
One way to dive into the limitless world of possibility the traditional paper opens up, is to visit the Wonju Hanji Festival.
Oh Jung-hee shows us what to see and enjoy.
Korea's treasured cultural heritage of hand-made paper is being presented at the 19th Wonju Hanji Festival in central Korea.
Here in Wonju, you can learn everything there is to know about Hanji -- from how it's made to the many ways it can be used.
Hanji literally translates to Korean paper, with Han meaning Korean and ji meaning paper. But it's more than paper. Hanji has been part of many aspects of Korean life for centuries.
To make Hanji, first you take the inner bark from dry mulberry trees, then steam and mash it.
Later it'll be mixed with water and a natural adhesive.
The fibers are then strained through a bamboo screen, and shaken back and forth to create a crisscross pattern.
The pulp is dried in sunlight,... and then, finally, you have Hanji.
After so many steps, Hanji is very strong... and can be used in a variety of ways -- to cover the windows of a traditional home, as copy paper or as drawing paper.
Hanji's strength is also why Korea has been able to preserve books and drawings that are almost a thousand years old.
My children are still young -- they're only 4 and 5 years old. They don't know much about paper,... but I wanted to introduce them to Hanji, which is different from the paper we use today.
We live in a harsh world. But Hanji gives us a chance to appreciate the beauty of nature. The Hanji made in Wonju is especially famous for its diverse and vivid colors. Visitors will be able to learn and experience everything about Hanji at our festival.
In the exhibition hall, visitors can walk through the centuries-long history of Hanji and take a closer look at a range of Hanji-made products.
From the ordinary things we use every day... to impressive works of art,... the things that can be made from Hanji go beyond what people might imagine.
The theme park's garden area is filled with lanterns and dolls in the shape of both people and cartoon characters... all made of Hanji.
A pleasant stroll through the garden is worth coming for on its own, but there's a lot to see and do at the festival for both little children and adults.
As a Hanji craftswoman, I spend most of my time indoors to practice my craft and see exhibitions. So it's really nice to see beautiful Hanji crafts and human-sized dolls outdoors at a park.
The Wonju Hanji Festival continues through Sunday.
Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News.
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Everything about Korea's traditional, hand-made paper Hanji presented at Wonju Hanji Festival
원주한지문화제, 오색한지의 아름다움과 다양한 한지상품 선보여
Out of so many traditional things in Korea,... you may not be familiar with Korea's traditional PAPER, Hanji.
To provide a chance to better understand Hanji, Wonju Hanji Festival kicked off yesterday.
Oh Jung-hee shows you what to see and enjoy.
Korea's treasured cultural heritage of hand-made paper is being presented at the 19th Wonju Hanji Festival in central Korea.
Here in Wonju, you can learn everything there is to know about Hanji -- from how it's made to the many ways it can be used.
Hanji literally translates to Korean paper, with Han meaning Korean and ji meaning paper. But it's more than paper. Hanji has been part of many aspects of Korean life for centuries.
To make Hanji, first you take the inner bark from dry mulberry trees, then steam and mash it.
Later it'll be mixed with water and a natural adhesive.
The fibers are then strained through a bamboo screen, and shaken back and forth to create a crisscross pattern.
The pulp is dried in sunlight,... and then, finally, you have Hanji.
After so many steps, Hanji is very strong... and can be used in a variety of ways -- to cover the windows of a traditional home, as copy paper or as drawing paper.
Hanji's strength is also why Korea has been able to preserve books and drawings that are almost a thousand years old.
My children are still young -- they're only 4 and 5 years old. They don't know much about paper,... but I wanted to introduce them to Hanji, which is different from the paper we use today.
We live in a harsh world. But Hanji gives us a chance to appreciate the beauty of nature. The Hanji made in Wonju is especially famous for its diverse and vivid colors. Visitors will be able to learn and experience everything about Hanji at our festival.
In the exhibition hall, visitors can walk through the centuries-long history of Hanji and take a closer look at a range of Hanji-made products.
From the ordinary things we use every day... to impressive works of art,... the things that can be made from Hanji go beyond what people might imagine.
The theme park's garden area is filled with lanterns and dolls in the shape of both people and cartoon characters... all made of Hanji.
A pleasant stroll through the garden is worth coming for on its own, but there's a lot to see and do at the festival for both little children and adults.
As a Hanji craftswoman, I spend most of my time indoors to practice my craft and see exhibitions. So it's really nice to see beautiful Hanji crafts and human-sized dolls outdoors at a park.
The Wonju Hanji Festival continues through Sunday.
Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News.
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Everything about Korea's traditional, hand-made paper Hanji presented at Wonju Hanji Festival
원주한지문화제, 오색한지의 아름다움과 다양한 한지상품 선보여
One of the many traditional wonders of Korea is Hanji, known for its beauty and durability.
One way to dive into the limitless world of possibility the traditional paper opens up, is to visit the Wonju Hanji Festival.
Oh Jung-hee shows you what to see and enjoy.
Korea's treasured cultural heritage of hand-made paper is being presented at the 19th Wonju Hanji Festival in central Korea.
Here in Wonju, you can learn everything there is to know about Hanji -- from how it's made to the many ways it can be used.
Hanji literally translates to Korean paper, with Han meaning Korean and ji meaning paper. But it's more than paper. Hanji has been part of many aspects of Korean life for centuries.
To make Hanji, first you take the inner bark from dry mulberry trees, then steam and mash it.
Later it'll be mixed with water and a natural adhesive.
The fibers are then strained through a bamboo screen, and shaken back and forth to create a crisscross pattern.
The pulp is dried in sunlight,... and then, finally, you have Hanji.
After so many steps, Hanji is very strong... and can be used in a variety of ways -- to cover the windows of a traditional home, as copy paper or as drawing paper.
Hanji's strength is also why Korea has been able to preserve books and drawings that are almost a thousand years old.
My children are still young -- they're only 4 and 5 years old. They don't know much about paper,... but I wanted to introduce them to Hanji, which is different from the paper we use today.
We live in a harsh world. But Hanji gives us a chance to appreciate the beauty of nature. The Hanji made in Wonju is especially famous for its diverse and vivid colors. Visitors will be able to learn and experience everything about Hanji at our festival.
In the exhibition hall, visitors can walk through the centuries-long history of Hanji and take a closer look at a range of Hanji-made products.
From the ordinary things we use every day... to impressive works of art,... the things that can be made from Hanji go beyond what people might imagine.
The theme park's garden area is filled with lanterns and dolls in the shape of both people and cartoon characters... all made of Hanji.
A pleasant stroll through the garden is worth coming for on its own, but there's a lot to see and do at the festival for both little children and adults.
As a Hanji craftswoman, I spend most of my time indoors to practice my craft and see exhibitions. So it's really nice to see beautiful Hanji crafts and human-sized dolls outdoors at a park.
The Wonju Hanji Festival continues through Sunday.
Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News.
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우리나라 국립공원, 외국공원청 직원연수 프로그램 진행
Park experts from Southeast Asia have been in Korea for the past month to learn about the various ways the country manages its vast areas of natural beauty.
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In these parks where more than 4,500 flora and fauna species exist, wildlife experts from neighboring countries gathered to learn about Korea's park management system through the 'Korea National Park Friendship Program'.
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Representatives from Mongolia, Malaysia, China and Thailand are here at the Jirisan National Park to see what the 4 week program has to offer.
For the past 3 weeks, experts and officials visited seven of Korea's national parks including the ones located on Byeonsanbando peninsula and Woraksan mountain and learned about the country's management of endangered species through various programs ranging from seminars and special classes to on-site training.
This program I think is good for me. I looked around the Byeonsanbando Nat'l Park. I think its very good and high technology. I can improve the technology and adapt it in my country.
So lots of knowledge I gain from this program. And I think its very useful to bring back to our country and implement it.
Fifty years ago, the national park management system was first implemented in Korea in order to create a better environment for both local residents and indigenous animal and plant species.
As part of such efforts, the Korea National Park Service has been inviting industry workers from other countries since 2014, to promote and share its outstanding park management skills.
If the past 50 years were about restoring what has been damaged, we hope to preserve our national parks as much as possible, and make them sustainable in the next 50 years.
Here at the nation's largest and oldest national park, the Jirisan national park, participants were taught about Korea's ways of preserving and coexisting with endangered species.
The park is known for its restoration of some 40 endangered species, especially the Asiatic black bear.
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The most important thing in a restoration project is to prevent conflict between humans and animals.
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Back then, there were many farms that engaged in apiculture, and bears also happen to love honey.
The way that they work with villagers and the people who live around here to make them understand and help them with their business and support from the government is important to ensure that they understand and know how important the bear is to the ecosystem.
To wrap up the four week program, participants gathered at the head office of the Korea National Park Service in Wonju for a final presentation.
During the meeting, the representatives talked about how they were impressed by
Korea's use of advanced technologies in park management, and also on how members of the general public were willing to participate in volunteer programs for the development of the country's parks.
So it will be a lesson that will be with me for all of my life. And apart from that, it is more important that I can apply what I can see and understand and have hand on experience to use in the Thailand national park.
The program also allowed for the organizers to learn about other creative practices from other countries that Korea could adapt to, making the Korea National Park Friendship Program a win-win event for both the host and the guests.
Though we all came from different races and from different cultures, we realized that we are all colleagues on the same boat, heading towards pursuing our mutual goal of preserving mother earth.
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[Heart to Heart 2018] Ep.59 - Artist Park Keum-suk, artistic value of Hanji through dak paper dolls
Artist Park Keum-suk who promotes the excellence and artistic value of Hanji through dak paper dolls 닥종이인형을 통해 한지의 우수성과 예술성을 세계에 알린 박금숙 작가
Paper doll artist Park Keum-suk perseveres to globalize dak paper dolls. Dak paper is another form of calling Hanji, Korean traditional handmade paper.
Dak paper dolls are made using Hanji and the dolls are created through a repetitive process of gluing and drying pieces of paper.
Patience and dedication are a must to make these dolls. Many speak very highly of artist Park Keum-suk's dak paper dolls and her pieces have been greeting visitors in over 25 countries through exhibitions.
Artist Park Keum-suk's eyes shine all the more brightly when she talks about her dak paper dolls. Let us now get a glimpse of her passion, undying challenges and love for dak paper dolls on Heart-to-Heart.
닥종이인형의 세계화를 꿈꾸며 열정적인 도전을 멈추지 않고 있는 박금숙 작가. 닥종이인형은 한국의 전통종이인 한지를 하나하나 붙이고 말리는 과정을 반복해 만들어진다. 오랜 시간과 많은 정성이 필요한 이 인형은 25개국이 넘는 해외전시를 이어오며 극찬을 받고 있는 중이다.
닥종이 인형의 다양한 이야기와 박금숙 작가의 멈추지 않는 도전기를 [하트 투 하트]에서 만나보자.
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