Jason Edwards
Explore global trends in music, culture, arts, and events.
Discover Korea in the heart of Luxembourg! On October 1st, the K‑Culture Festival brings Korean food, music, and travel culture to Cercle Cité. Enjoy the K‑Food Festival, meet cultural hosts, and don’t miss the evening performance by SANARE, blending traditional instruments with modern sounds. A warm and friendly event to explore Korea beyond K‑pop and dramas.
A rare opportunity to experience an authentic chado demonstration led by Urasenke tea master Kimura Sōkei. Discover the calm, the gestures, and the philosophy behind this centuries‑old Japanese art.
Chuseok and Thanksgiving, celebrated thousands of kilometers apart, are rooted in the same essential values: gratitude for the harvest, family unity, and the transmission of traditions.
Due to U.S. visa uncertainties, organizers chose transparency and responsibility by postponing the event to ensure a complete and uncompromising experience.
An exploration of how Japan balances ancient traditions and modern innovation, moving into the future while keeping its soul intact.
Following a powerful victory at Korea’s Next Wave, JUNHEE prepares to bring his calm presence and sincere performance style to the international stage.
An exploration of how PR boundaries, digital pressure, and audience metrics are reshaping the relationship between artists and music journalists.
Maria Kim, the Korean jazz vocalist known for her warm tone and expressive phrasing, is returning with a new single that highlights her evolving musical identity.
JUNHEE returns with a bold artistic statement through his new release “DEEP DIVE”, a project that reflects his determination to step forward under his true identity and claim his place on the global stage.
A reflection on how simple human moments and small memories connect global audiences to Korean culture.
Between Seoul and Busan, participants experienced a unique immersion blending training, cultural discovery, and moments of sharing.
This report sheds light on the Korean presence in Europe and the human reality behind it—one built on respect, kindness, and collaboration.
Between myths, symbols, and a modern perspective, the eclipse reveals a Korea where light and shadow still tell a story.
Behind dramas and music, this article explores the invisible Korea shaped by quiet moments and human connections.
Busan speaks through its landscapes, its people, and now through music with the participation of 노을 (NOEL).
The 48th session in Busan brought together delegates from around the world to discuss the future of cultural and natural heritage.
Ivy becomes the first Korean performer to portray Roxie Hart on Broadway, marking a historic moment for Korean musical theatre.
The 2026 New York Asian Film Festival closed with vibrant energy and films that linger long after the credits.
This article reflects on a personal moment that revealed how easily admiration for artists can cross the line into intrusion.
Children gathered at the War Memorial of Korea in Seoul to draw, sing and write messages of gratitude for Korean War veterans.
Ahn Hyo‑seop made a notable appearance at the Saint Laurent Menswear show held at the historic Bourse de Commerce in Paris.
Korea Expo in Paris brought together creators, visitors and cultural partners for a warm and dynamic celebration.
This article covers Korean actor Jin Young’s appearance at Korea Expo in Paris, where he met fans in a relaxed Q&A session.
K-EXPO at the Palais des Congrès felt lively and welcoming as crowds discovered crafts and music.
The exhibition “Colors of Korea” presents a wide range of contemporary Korean artistic approaches and techniques[cite: 1].