AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLiberation Day in the spotlight: South Korea is rolling out a “Taegeukgi in My Hand” campaign that brings the national flag into daily life via keychains, digital wallpapers, and community events for the 81st anniversary of liberation. Heatwave creativity: Seoul’s Ice Art Cafe is turning record summer temperatures into an attraction, with ice-carved drink glasses and a sub-zero room for a frozen break. K-culture, everyday style: Big Pony polo shirts are back in demand after 20 years, fueled by idol styling and a resale surge on Karrot. Music & live returns: MC Mong is set for his first solo concert in about four years, bringing a new stage comeback to Seoul. Arts after work: GS Art Center expands “Club LATE,” a hands-on after-hours program mixing crafts, film, photography, poetry, and jazz with small-group roundtable discussions. Sports note: World No. 1 badminton star An Se-young is back from injury and chasing a second women’s singles title at the BWF World Championships. Global pop culture: NBA YoungBoy says he plans to live permanently in South Korea after his U.S. pardon.
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