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Pyeongchang Water Parkbig 3! July 11, 2019 Local Information Provider for Foreigners in Korea Volume 18, lssue 29 Printed by Pyeongtaek Culture Newspaper, a private firm in no way connected with the U.S. Government, under written agreement with U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys. Pyeongchang Water Park BIG 3! by Chung, Jongsoon Korea Culture News # Alpensia Ocean 700 # Phoenix Pyeongchang Blue Canyon # Yongpyeong Resort Peak Island Ocean 700 of Pyeongchang Daegwallyeong The Blue Canyon is literally a water park with a Located 700 meters above the sea level where Alpensia Resort is an authentic summer gathering "good quality water", surrounded by mountains at the people feel most comfortable, Peak Island is the first place where you can enjoy refreshing environment. foot of Mount Taegi in Bongpyeong-myeon, Alpine cabin-type water park in Korea. It can This place delivers a naturalistic romance vibe and Pyeongchang-gun, using clear water as well as first- accommodate more than 2500 people at a time with a pleasure in a tropical atmosphere. class water quality raised from 700 meters below the total floor space of 12,280 square meters and an This indoor water park with a total area of 3,500m² ground. outdoor space of 4,552 square meters on the first floor and capacity for 3,200 people is equipped with a It is distinguished from other water parks in terms and the fourth floor. variety of water sports facilities such as a wave pool, of safety and functionality while preserving the Swimming pool and Jjimjilbang(Korean dry sauna) kids pool, aqua pool and tornado, tube slides and natural conditions and topographical characteristics are located on the 3rd and 4th floor, wave pool, whirl body slides which you can relieve all your exhaustion of the area. The first-class natural mineral water is the pool, body slides, tube slides, snow adventure and of both metal and physical. Blue Canyon's pride that can not be found elsewhere, kiddy pool are located indoor. Food court and snack The outdoor pool which will be open on the 29th so even parents who are worried about their children's bars are available onsite. provides sunbathing and swimming in the cabanas sensitive skin feel at ease. made of tropical palm trees while enjoying the grand There are also a variety of infant-only swimming >> Address: 715 Olympic-ro, Daegwallyeong-myeon, nature of Pyeongchang, the place where the Winter pools in adequate water depths for children, such as Pyeongchang-gun Olympics has held. On the third floor, an outdoor the Tarzan Pool, Frog Pool and Water Play, and open-air sauna is available. facilities for relaxation such as Wave River, Slides and other exciting attractions. Moreover, herbal bath and >> Address: 325 Solbong-ro, Daegwallyeong-myeon, wellness herbal spa and event spa facilities are also Pyeongchang-gun, Gangwon-do available onsite. >> Address: 174 Taegi-ro, Bongpyeong-myeon, Pyeo- ngchang-gun 험프리스내 유일한 주한미군 정보신문 The Sole & Exclusive Information Newspaper in Camp Humphreys Page 2 July 11, 2019 Published by Pyeongtaek Cultural Newspaper for those serving in the Republic of Korea Chung, JongSoon (Sophia) Chief Executive Officer Lee, SangBae (James) Publisher C.P: 010-5329-9122 Cho, SungNam Design Director Lee, JinYoung (Julie) Translator Advertisement Inquiry Main Phone: (031) 651-7211 Fax: (031) 651-7210 Location & Mailing Address 3rd Fl, #522, Gyonggi-daero, Pyongtaek City. The Korea Culture News Distribution Area: USAG-Humphreys and all other areas upon requested. Request and submit articles and photos to The Korea Culture News Send your stories and photos or request articles and information to [email protected] Printed by Pyeongtaek Culture Newspaper, a private firm in no way connected with the Busking Concert In Anjeong-ri U.S. Government, under written agreement with U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys. The Pyeongtaek Culture Newspaper is responsible for all commercial advertising and editorial content(e.g. articles, photos and graphics) that appears in the newspaper. Every Friday evening until The appearance of advertising in this publication, including inserts or supplements, does not constitute endorsement of the products or services advertised by the U.S. Army or The Korea Culture Newspaper. End of August Everything advertised in this publication shall be made available for purchase, use or patronage without regard to race, religion, gender, national origin, age, marital status, physical handicap, political affiliation, or any other non-merit factor by Lee, Sangbae of the purchaser, user or patron. Korea Culture News If a violation or rejection of this equal opportunity policy by an advertiser is Paengseong Art Creative Space of confirmed, the printer shall refuse to print advertising from that source until the violation Pyeongtaek International Exchange of the equal opportunity policy is corrected. Foundation holds village concert ‘Busking concert In Anjeong-ri’ from July 5th until August 26th every NOTICE Friday at 7pm in the center of Anjeong-ri Rodeo Street. This We are receiving your concert is being prepared as one of manuscripts culture and arts promoting programs The Korea Culture News is a biweekly in local areas of Pyeongtaek. This information newspaper for those serving in event will vitalize the street culture the Republic of Korea. This newspaper will be produced with those who support us. Feel free and activate the commercial district. to send us your photos and stories or request Various music such as Jazz with any information and articles you are Saxophone and Rock band interested in. performance, Acoustic guitar ▶Contents must include any of the following : Korea-US interaction activity, Volunteer performance, Fusion music with activity, Tourist attraction, Event, Festival, etc. Korean traditional music and Pop ▶Email submission : [email protected] songs will be presented at the ▶TEL : ☏ 031-651-7211~2 Busking Concert. Paengseong Art Creative Space will plan to hold various programs to promote local activities later in the year. · 등록번호 : 경기다 50640 · 등록일자 : 2018. 05.18 Paengseong Art Creative Space: · 인쇄 : 현재오 [ 디엠코리아 ( 주 )] 031-652-2997 [ 정기구독신청 ] 031) 651-7211, 구독료 1 개월 5,000 원 / 1 년 6 만원 입금계좌 : 중소기업은행 587-041880-01-018 예금주 : ( 주 ) 평택문화신문사 · 발 행 인 : 정 종 순 · 편 집 인 : 이 상 배 · 청소년보호책임자 : 이상배 · 이 사 : 최덕규 , 최진학 , 박함균 , 신현국 , 오세열 , 이종욱 , 이규찬 , 이보선 , 양영수 , 원면재 , 송태헌 , 배우학 , 김용전 , 황원자 , 김명배 · 편집위원 : 손종복 , 박현중 경기 평택시 경기대로 522 현대자동차 3 층 대표전화 031) 651-7211 / 팩스 031) 651-7210 www.ptcn.co.kr / [email protected] 본지는 사 ) 한국지역신문협회 회원이며 신문윤리강령 및 그 실천요강을 준수합니다 . July 11, 2019 Advertisement Page 3 Page 4 July 11, 2019 Korean Culture Experience Camp International students in Pyengtaek University experienced Authentic Korean Culture by Chung, Jongsoon Korea Culture News Pyeongtaek City International Exchange Foundation held Korean Culture Experience Camp for Vietnamese students who are learning Korean at Pyeongtaek University Korean Education Center. About 120 students had a great time experiencing authentic Korean culture from July 2nd to 5th. The students cooked famous Korean cuisine, Japchae (Stir-fried glass noodles) and Bulgogi (Stir-fried beef dish) with local club members communicating in Korean. Also, the students had a chance to learn about Korean traditional dress, Hanbok. A Korean traditional dress specialist gave a lecture about Hanbok, such as how to wear Hanbok and uniqueness of Hanbok. The local club members brought some Korean foods and participat- ed the program with passion for the young international students. A manager of Pyeongtaek City International Exchange Foundation said, “We plan to host more Korean culture experience programs with other education institutions and support programs for international students to settle down successfully since the number of international students living in Pyeongtaek City is increasing.” Pyeongtaek City International Exchange Foundation Paengseong center: 031-692-4302 July 11, 2019 Page 5 2ID/RUCD to hold Change of Command Ceremony WHAT: The 2nd Infantry Division will say farewell to Maj. Gen. D.Scott McKean in a change of command cere- mony, and welcome its new commander, Maj. Gen. Steven W. Gilland. WHEN: 9 a.m., July 17 WHERE: Robertson Field, Camp Humphreys WHY: The ceremony will serve as a formal farewell in recognition of McKean’s service and dedication to the Di- vision, and welcome Gilland as the division’s new commander. Lt. Gen. Michael A. Bills, the Eighth Army com- mander, will preside over the time-honored military tradition that represents a formal transfer of authority and responsibility for a unit from one commanding or flag officer to another. The event ensures the continuity of leadership and operations within the Warrior Division’s area of responsibility. RSVP: All media wishing to attend this event must contact the 2ID/RUCD Public Affairs Specialist, Mr. Kim, Hyon-sok, no later than 3 p.m., July10 at [email protected]. For more information, call 010-3740-6967 (cell) or 05033-56-7560 (office). Page 6 Advertisement July 11, 2019 July 11, 2019 Advertisement Page 7 Page 8 July 11, 2019 Incheon Have you ever seen an old stone building built in western style while walking through the entrance of open port? It is eye-catching compared to the surrounding wooden buildings. by Lee, Sangbae Korea Culture News Incheon Open Port Museum was built to be used as Incheon branch of the first Japanese bank with a magnificent exterior. In the past, this western-style stone housing was particularly remarkable among the small Japanese-style housing. This Incheon branch of the first Japanese bank was made for plun- dering gold found in Korea and it was also used for customs duties when the merchants entering the Incheon Port. In 1905, it was dedicated to the currency reform which played almost same role as Korea's central bank at the same time. Of course Korean merchants and the bank in the past were against to defend our county's share but it wasn't always enough to overwhelm the Japanese at the time.
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