Southeast asia
Lucy Hwang Professor of Media Literature, Kwandong University, Korea The presence of goddesses has been a consistent feature within Korean polytheistic shamanism and traditional popular religions.
Jang Hyuk Im Professor, Department of Folklore, Chungang University, Korea A durae is a cooperative labor organization that was established as the culture of agriculture developed in Korea
Jiang Dong Executive Director, Preparatory Office of the Asia-Pacific Intangible Cultural Heritage Centre in China Nestled in the valley along the Huaihe River in eastern China,
Yeon Ok Sim Professor, Department of Traditional Arts and Crafts, Korean National University of Cultural Heritage Gold has been long viewed and used as an ornament
Naoko Matsuyama Research Fellow, National Research Institute for Cultural Properties, Tokyo, Japan Traditional handicrafts are described as objects that are made manually and are influenced by
Du-Hyun Kwon Secretary General, International Mask Arts & Culture Organization The Andong region has many highly renowned historic and cultural sites, such as Hahoe Village, however,
Ji-won Song Research Professor, Kyujanggak Institute for Korean Studies, Seoul National University Munmyo is a Confucian shrine in which various spiritual tablets of past Confucian scholars
Sonom-Ish Yundenbat Head of Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Division, Centre for Cultural Heritage of Mongolia The Mongols have traditionally shown great respect for the horse, honoring
Inhwa So Senior Researcher, Deputy Director, Performance Division, National Gugak Center, Korea In Yiwangga-akgi (李王家樂器, Yi Royal Family’s Instruments) complied by the Royal Music Institute in 1939, there
Saito Hirotsugu Specialist for Cultural Properties, Traditional Culture Division, Cultural Properties Department, Agency for Cultural Affairs in Japan Ningyo johruri bunraku is a puppet theatre composed of
