The event offers opportunities to experience something of the feel and taste of Korea. Activities include music, dance, games, Hanbok, crafts, calligraphy, food, and a student talent show.
The program is produced by the students of the Korean Language Flagship Center, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures, College of Languages, Linguistics and Literature, and the Center for Korean Studies.
This year’s Korean Culture Day enjoys the sponsorship of the Francis A. and Betty Ann Keala Fund of the Colleges of Arts and Sciences; Palama Market; Ohana Pacific Bank; and Fabric Mart.
Korean Culture Day activities are free and open to all. For further information, telephone the Center for Korean Studies at (808) 956-7041 or contact faculty sponsor Hye Seung Lee or Sumi Chang. Also see uh_korean_squad on Instagram.