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Mangu Historical Culture Park: A Stage for Korea-Japan Youth International Exchange
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- On August 3, Jungnang-gu hosted an international youth exchange group from Korea and Japan at Manguhistorical Culture Park, running a history and culture tour program.
- As part of a youth exchange project between Chungcheongbuk-do and Yamanashi Prefecture in Japan, more than 70 Korean and Japanese youths toured the Jungnang Mangu Space and the cemetery.
- Jungnang-gu is expanding its history and culture experience programs for students at home and abroad, and District Head Ryu Gyeong-gi said he hoped it had been an opportunity to share the values of peace and humanity.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 망우역사문화공원, 한·일 청소년 국제교류의 무대
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