AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoK-Culture Education: Sungshin Women’s University says a Filipino student, Abigail Jazmine Llamo, is set to become the first in Korea to earn a master’s degree specifically in K-culture and entertainment, with research on fair K-pop concert ticket pricing. Hallyu Economy: A new government-backed report puts last year’s Korean Wave exports at about $19B, with music exports up 84% and games still the biggest category. Pop Star Crossover: TWICE’s Sana is confirmed to debut as an actress in the joint Korea-Japan film “Nyangi,” starring opposite Japanese actor Takeru Satoh. Seoul Arts & Community: Seoul will run hands-on art workshops at Jamsil Hangang Park (July 11–18) and also stage a week of cultural events integrating North Korean defectors ahead of Defectors’ Day. Urban Fitness: Seoul expands its “Easygoing Morning” program, keeping exercise stress-free and stroller/pet-friendly. K-Content Meets Law: Seoul warns pop-up stores for violating consumer rights and data privacy rules. Global Stage: Korea is named guest of honor at Europe’s ImPulsTanz 2026, with a monthlong contemporary dance spotlight in Vienna. K-Pop Social Milestone: BTS’ V becomes the first male K-pop solo artist to surpass 75M Instagram followers.
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