Scores gather for K-Culture Town Festival in JHB
For many, it was their first opportunity to experience Korea, which, according to KCC, suggests that the Korean Wave in South Africa is entering a new chapter, “one that is driven by real-world experiences as well as digital fandom.“Interest in Korea has grown enormously in South Africa over the past few years, but most people still experience it through films, series, music and social media,” says Jiyeol YOU, Director of the Korean Cultural Centre South Africa.
The festival grounds were designed like a real Seoul Metro station, letting you travel through different sides of Korean life, one stop at a time.
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