Last Day of the Lunar Month
The last day of each month in the Korean lunar calendar.
오늘무슨날.
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The last day of each month in the Korean lunar calendar.
The fifteenth day of each month in the Korean lunar calendar.
A Korean folk custom used when choosing dates for moving or major events.
A traditional Jeju period for moving and repairing homes.
The first day of each month in the Korean lunar calendar.
A traditional spring festival for honoring ancestors and tending graves.
Welcome the year’s first full moon and traditional wishes for health and a good harvest.
Celebrate the first day of the solar-calendar year and a fresh start.
A day to reflect on everyone’s right to learn and the value of education.
Celebrate radio, connecting people through voices and stories.
A traditional day for spring walks, flowers and new shoots.
Commemorate the March 1st Movement and those who called for Korean independence.
Discover the joy and uses of mathematics in everyday life and science.
Celebrate the joy of reading and the rights of creators.
Enjoy jazz, free expression and encounters between cultures.
A traditional early-summer festival of games and seasonal foods.
A summer festival traditionally involving hair washing in running water and wishes for peace.
Remember and honor those who sacrificed their lives for Korea.
A seventh-lunar-month observance connected with the Cowherd and Weaver Girl story.
Celebrate South Korea’s Constitution and the values of a democratic republic.
A day for listening to favorite music together.
Celebrate liberation and the spirit of Korean independence.
A traditional festival for autumn scenery and chrysanthemums.
Explore the Sondol legend and customs associated with late-autumn winds.
Commemorate the origins of the Korean people and the ideal of benefiting humanity.
Celebrate the creation of Hangeul and its value as the Korean writing system.
A day to enjoy costumes and festivities for Halloween.
A day for watching movies together.
Share love and generosity at Christmas.