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BTS performing live at Gwanghwamun Square during their free comeback concert for the 'Arirang' album, fusing tradition and modern stage production.
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BTS announces details for free comeback concert at Gwanghwamun Square

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BTS is set to hold a massive free concert at Gwanghwamun Square on March 21 to mark their comeback with the album 'Arirang'. The performance is expected to fuse Korean traditional heritage with state-of-the-art stage production. Organizers are preparing extensive safety measures for the anticipated large crowds.

Il Consiglio municipale per la conservazione del patrimonio storico, culturale e ambientale della città di San Paolo ha approvato il vincolo monumentale per quattro templi di religioni di matrice africana.

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Human rights experts from Nepal and Uganda recently toured Chongqing's Beicang Cultural & Creative Block to examine an urban regeneration project that preserves factory heritage while supporting contemporary needs.

In the tranquil grounds of Zoshigaya Kishimojin hall in Tokyo, Kamikawaguchiya, founded in 1781, sells traditional Japanese snacks. Owner Masayo Uchiyama, 85, the 13th-generation proprietor, has run the shop alone for 36 years since her adoptive mother's death. Despite rising costs, she finds irreplaceable joy in customer interactions.

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In Imizu, Toyama Prefecture, kote-e artisans carefully removed a year's dust from a large plaster artwork at a local museum during year-end cleaning. The piece, titled 'Soryu' (Double dragons), spans more than 17 meters and depicts two white dragons facing each other, making it one of Japan's largest. This traditional craft helps preserve cultural heritage in the region.

A land dispute has arisen in Kamukunji between elderly women from the Galole Women Dancers group and the Maina Wanjigi Girls Secondary School, which has occupied the site for over 40 years. The group insists on its ownership of the seven-acre plot where the school stands. Their claims were presented before a county committee, while leaders affirm the land belongs to the school.

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UNESCO Director-General Khaled El-Enany voiced deep concern over Seoul's high-rise development plan near Jongmyo Shrine during a meeting with Korea Heritage Service director Huh Min in Paris. He urged a promise not to build high-rises until a heritage impact assessment is complete. The two also discussed preparations for the upcoming UNESCO World Heritage Committee session in Busan.

 

 

 

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