No more conventional experience opportunities through just 'seeing' or 'touching with hands.'
Anseong City, the home to namsadang, offers new opportunities for children to have first hand experiences using namsadang puppets and pungmul.

Learn through play!

What is deotboegi?
It is a traditional mask play as namsadang call it. It means "seeing with a mask on."

What is pungmul nori?
It involves 20 to 30 people playing gwangari, janggu, buk, jing, sogo and taepyeongso and singing jinpuri, mudong, bukgu nori and seonsori.

Learning Korean Culture through five senses

Experience It as a group

Children as a group can choose from a variety of courses (Reservation required for a group of more than 30)


▶ Go to 'Ulsu Talnori'
▶ Go to 'Let's learn pungmul nori'