61. Myth: Japan And Southeast Asia Japanese and korean mythology; stories and legends from Ancient Japan and Southeast Myth Japan and Southeast Asia. Japanese and korean mythology; http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/japanmyth/

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62. The Command Post - Global Recon - WaPo On Kim Jong Il: "Sins Of The Son" North korean mythology and the wild rumors spread by the South Korean media . But the reality of Kim Jong Il is at least as strange as the mythology. http://www.command-post.org/nk/2_archives/000923.html

Click here to make the Post your homepage. Navigate The Post Command Post Main Command Post Forum The Publisher's Desk Iraq ... RSS Feed TCP Archives US Pres. Election 2004 PDA Print RSS Feed Search The Post "With Us" -Lebanon- Afghanistan Africa ... Uzbekistan About The Post Status: 1722 PolElect entries 6396 PolElect comments Our Mission Our Vision Our Values Our History ... Join Our Team Contact: alan at command-post dot org michele at command-post dot org History As It Happened September 2005 August 2005 July 2005 June 2005 ... April 2003 The Rest var site="sm2commandpost" Syndicate this site (XML) Click here for our RSS feed The Lawyers Made Us Do It Global Recon Main May 11, 2003 WaPo On Kim Jong Il: "Sins Of The Son" Peter Carlson of The Washington Post has written an interesting account of Kim Jong Il, and in particular, the truths and fictions of his depravity. When it comes to Kim Jong Il, the truth is hard to locate, lost in the thicket of official North Korean mythology and the wild rumors spread by the South Korean media. Does the Dear Leader's presence really cause trees to bloom and snows to melt? Does he really inject himself with the blood of virgins to stay young? Did he really get a hole-in-one the very first time he played golf? Does he really import Swedish blondes to satisfy his lusts? Probably not. But the reality of Kim Jong Il is at least as strange as the mythology.

63. AnimeOnDVD.com >> Disc Reviews >> My Beautiful Girl Mari I am fairly unfamiliar with korean mythology and classic art, but when NamWoostepped into Mari s magical realm, I felt something old and beautiful stir http://www.animeondvd.com/reviews2/alt_reviews/968.php

News Archives Forums Site Blog View from the Inside ... M-P My Beautiful Girl Mari My Beautiful Girl Mari Released By: ADV Films MSRP: Running time: 100 minutes Aspect Ratio: Release Date: Review Date: Region: Reviewed By: Lauren Goodnight Disc Ratings Features What They Say ... E-mail This Review to a friend! Content: A- Audio: N/A Video: N/A Packaging: N/A Menus: N/A Extras: N/A Korean 5.1 Language English 5.1 Language English Subtitles A fresh approach to animation comes in the form of this delightful new film from Korea. My Beautiful Girl Mari relates the story of childhood as told through the adult eyes of Nam-Woo. Nam-woo lives in a small seaside village and is suffering because everyone close to him has died, left or is about to leave. One day he discovers a magical marble in a toy store which, when he visits the top of an old abandoned lighthouse, transports him to an enchanted fantasy land where he floats on clouds, rides on the back of fantastic creatures and meets the mysterious, ethereal girl called Mari, who floats tantalizingly just out of his grasp. As an adult, Nam-woo reflects on what kind of impact Mari and her world had on his growth as a human being. My Beautiful Girl Mari begins with two grown men meeting up for dinner and reminiscing. Nam-Woo, the story's protagonist, and Jun-Ho, are childhood friends, and life plans to separate them for at least three years: Jun-Ho has an overseas business assignment. They talk for a little while after dinner, and as Jun-Ho hands Nam-Woo a small blue box, something he says took him back to his childhood when he found it again, the real story begins.

64. Recommended Web Links For The World Of Asian Literature - A Workshop For Teacher Korea s Creation Myth Middle school lesson plan, part of the Florida Geographic korean mythology At last visit, the site offered 31 articles about http://www.international.ucla.edu/asia/institute/2003/links.asp

The World of Asian Literature - a workshop for teachers Web Resources Epics, Ethics, and Storytelling in India and Indonesia HinduKids.org Mahabharata for Children Seminar Orientation Asian Literature in the K-12 Classroom Of Fish Markets Joint Security Area Caryn Truong-Kelly and Tim Kelly's school websites Tokyo Metropolitan Government Tsukiji Fish Market Images and a brief introduction to the world's largest fish market. Photo.net Tsukiji Fish Market Images and description. Tall Tales: On the Birth of Chinese Philosophy Asia Society Timothy Light, Chinese Language: Myths and Facts Pre-modern Korean Literature Rodney Allen "Who Are We? Korea's Creation Myth Middle school lesson plan, part of the Florida Geographic Alliance collection. Charles LaShure, ed. in (the online) Encyclopedia Mythica Korean Mythology At last visit, the site offered 31 articles about mythical figures and symbols.

65. All AgitProp, All The Time...: Kim Jong Il-Juche-Songun Watch That s the official North Korean version of the birth of Kim Jong Il, North korean mythology and the wild rumors spread by the South Korean media. http://fim.ondragonswing.com/archives/001661.html

All AgitProp, all the Time... Frozen in Montreal Main May 13, 2003 Kim Jong Il-Juche-Songun Watch Bruce Campbell has sent me a very interesting Washington Post article on Kim Jong Il, I strongly suggest that you read it: Sins of the Son When the Dear Leader was born in a humble log cabin on Korea's sacred Mount Paekdu in 1942, a bright star and a double rainbow appeared in the sky and a swallow descended from heaven to herald the birth of a "general who will rule all the world." A soldier in the army commanded by the Dear Leader's father, the Great Leader, saw the star and the rainbow and rejoiced, carving a message into a tree: "Oh, Korea, I announce the birth of the Star of Paekdu." That's the official North Korean version of the birth of Kim Jong Il, the brutal dictator who rules a nation that now taunts the world with its nuclear weapons. Western historians tell a more prosaic tale: Kim Jong Il was born in an army camp in Siberia, where his father, Kim Il Sung, and his tiny band of communist guerrillas had fled to escape the Japanese. When it comes to Kim Jong Il, the truth is hard to locate, lost in the thicket of official North Korean mythology and the wild rumors spread by the South Korean media. Does the Dear Leader's presence really cause trees to bloom and snows to melt? Does he really inject himself with the blood of virgins to stay young? Did he really get a hole-in-one the very first time he played golf? Does he really import Swedish blondes to satisfy his lusts?

66. Powell's Books - September 25, 2001 There is in korean mythology a famous measuring unit that denotes a very longperiod of time. To gauge how long that period is, one is asked to imagine a http://www.powells.com/pbn/booksnews_2001_1106.html

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67. Encounter - 10/08/2003: Korea - Two Countries Many Faiths We cannot rule out the importance of quoting korean mythology, called Tangunmythology. They believe that the Korean race was placed by a heavenly deity. http://www.abc.net.au/rn/relig/enc/stories/s917406.htm

The Ark Encounter For The God Who Sings The Philosopher's Zone ... The Religion Report Sunday at 7.10am, repeated Wednesday at 7.10pm on Sunday 10/08/2003 Korea - Two Countries Many Faiths Summary: The Korean peninsula, though now divided politically and culturally, was once host to many different religions - Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, Shamanism and later Christianity. How have these helped to shape the contemporary Koreas and what influence are they likely to have if the two Koreas ever reunite? Details or Transcript: KOREAN MUSIC Bill Bunbury: Welcome to Encounter. I’m Bill Bunbury and today: Two Countries, Many Faiths, an encounter with Korea, one of the world’s older civilisations. Hyun Chang: Korean culture in recorded history dates back to 2333 Before Christ, so in fact this year it is 4,336 years old; it’s one of the very old Asian countries. Bill Bunbury: Hyun Chang, lecturer in Asian Studies at Curtin University. With Korea much in the news lately, it seems a good time to look at the diverse cultural and religious beliefs of this ancient peninsula. Today when we talk of 21st century Korea, we’re talking of two countries, separated since 1945 along ideological lines: a Stalinist North supported by the now defunct USSR and a capitalist South by the USA, a tension which flared into war in the 1950s.

68. KIPPO NEWS Wednesday, June 12, 2002 Lear incorporating fantasy elements of korean mythology Baridaeghi. In thestory of the Korean myth, Bari is the seventh daughter of a royal couple http://www.kippo.or.jp/KansaiWindowHtml/News/2002-e/20020612_NEWS.HTML

Menu (Please select an item) HOME News Tourism Business Kansai Digest What's Kansai? Pleasure of Nature Culture Events and Conferences Traditional Events Museums Main Data I LOVE KANSAI! Link page What's KIPPO Vol.9 No.381 Wednesday, June 12, 2002 Kansai discount services offered for foreign tourists Tourist facilities in eight prefectures in the Kansai region-Fukui, Mie, Shiga, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyogo, Nara and Wakayama-have launched discount services for foreign tourists in response to an increase in their number on the occasion of the 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan. The service is the brainchild of the Rekishi Kaido (Road of History) Promotion Council, made up of municipalities and economic organizations in Kansai. The council is headed by Yoshihisa Akiyama, chairman of the Kansai Economic Federation. Currently, 133 facilities, including hotels, inns, restaurants and souvenir shops, offer the discount services. These facilities post a certificate, issued by the council, at their front door or reception counter. The certificate is written in Japanese and English. Foreign tourists just show their passports to receive discounts of these facilities. Officials of the Rekishi Kaido Promotion Council say that they will expand the network of these facilities to provide better services to foreign tourists in Kansai. Symposium on cretaceous stratigraphy in Fukui An international symposium to study cretaceous stratigraphy in the Japan Sea Rim region will be held at the Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum in Katsuyama City June 21. The symposium, to be titled 'Fauna and Flora of the Tetori Group and correlation with the Cretaceous Sequences in Far-East Asia,' is part of the 2002 general meeting of the Palaeontological Society of Japan to be held at the museum June 21-23.

69. Asian Myths And Legends Illustrations Of Asian Mythology Asian Myths Legends Contemporary Realistic Illustrations of Asian Mythologyby Howard Featuring photorealistic illustrations of Japanese, korean, http://www.howarddavidjohnson.com/asianmyths.htm

Admission Free Contemporary Mythic Art Gallery Myths and Legends of Ancient Asia If your browser stops loading click refresh - Click F 11 for Full Screen Mode or again to remove it KINTARO - From the folklore of Japan - Legendary symbol of virtue and strength Kintaro The great Samurai and his troop of warriors were so delighted to meet such a fine young man with such good manners that they took him immediately to heart! So sure were they that it was God's providence that they enlisted him at once to become one of his retainers. As legend has it, Kintaro then changed his name to Kintoki and served his new master with legendary distinction... To this day, when a Japanese baby boy is born his room is often decorated on Boy's day (May 5th ) with a small Kintaro figurine symbolizing the ideal balance of the masculine virtue of great strength with gentleness. SUSANUO - From Dark Japanese myths and legends of gods and monsters Susanuo; a much more ancient variation of the universal thunder god legend from world mythology: One of the greatest characters from Japanese Mythology was Susanuo, the son of Izanagi. He was the god of thunder, fertility and agriculture, very similar to Thor and Zeus from western Mythology. He was cast out of heaven, and his totem was the serpent. He was a dragon slayer of the first rank and killed a great eight headed dragon. He was dressed in a large cloak to disguise his weapons and tricked it by getting it drunk by leaving out eight large bowls of saki.., ( a powerful Japanese liquor made from rice )

70. Cultural Spotlight: Traditional Korean Alcohol Discover Korea s culture of traditional alcohols. The origin of alcohol issteeped in mythology. In Egyptian mythology, Isis husband Osiris taught the http://www.lifeinkorea.com/culture/alcohol/alcohol.cfm

Select a Section: Alcohol Main Page Introduction History Definition Types Culture History of Bars Food Made from Alcohol Health Features Functions Drinking Etiquette How to Enjoy Return to Cultural Spotlight The Chinese character, ' ju ' for alcohol derives from a special pot used for fermentation. It has a pointed bottom and amphora-like shape, making it easy to separate out sediment that has settled to the bottom. The Korea word, ' sul ', originated from su (meaning water in Chinese) and bul (fire). This came to be abbreviated over time into sul . The term fired water came from the boiling appearance of fermenting liquid. There is an old saying that goes "water was created by god, sul was created by humans." The origin of alcohol is steeped in mythology. In Egyptian mythology, Isis' husband Osiris taught the god of grain how to make beer. In Greek-Roman mythology, it was Dionysos-Bachus. In the Old Testament, Noah was the first to make alcohol. In Chinese mythology, princess Weechok created the first alcohol. How about Korean alcohol?

71. Regional Folklore And Mythology Includes a useful outline of korean culture for teachers. Myths and legends ofancient Korea provides information on themes and motifs in the founding http://www.pibburns.com/mythregi.htm

Regional Folklore and Mythology African, excluding Egypt Altaic Anatolian Andorran ... Vietnamese Here you will find links to information about folklore and mythology topics broken down by cultural and geographical region. The regions appear in alphabetical order. African, excluding Egypt African Mythology discusses the creator god and ancestor worship in Africa. African Myths and Legends by Samantha Martin offers stories from the Bushmen and Hottentots. Folklore About Hyenas by Robin M. Weare offers tales from Africa about these predators. Louis Trichard, Thoyandou by Lynette Oxley offers several myths and legends of the VhaVenda people. Snake and the Frog tells why the snake and the frog won't be found playing games together. Sweet Thorn Studios offers, for sale, original masks and amulets based upon African folklore and legend. Along with pictures of each item there is a brief summary of the myth, legend, or folkore which inspired it. Urban legends of southern Africa offers "The Rabbit in the Thorn Tree," "The Leopard in the Luggage," and "Ink in the Porridge."

72. Vocabulary Of Mythology explanation The first concrete deity in Japanese mythology. explanationAccording to Nihonshoki, korean bandits had settled in Okayama prefecture and http://www.docoja.com/cgi-bin/keywordj?histg mythology dico/hisgifg

73. Korean History In Korea mythology there is a story of the birth of the korean nation when a godnamed Hwanung comes from heaven and transforms a bear into a woman. http://media.graniteschools.org/Curriculum/korea/history.htm

Korean History Korea is a modern nation with a history of over 5,000 years. The history of its culture can be seen in the Korean art and architecture that remains today. In Korea mythology there is a story of the birth of the Korean nation when a god named Hwanung comes from heaven and transforms a bear into a woman. He marries her and she gives birth to a son, Tangun.. Tangun establishes the first capital of the Korean nation in 2333 B.C. and calls it Joseon - Land of the Morning Calm. Ko (Old) Joseon is the kingdom that many Koreans believe was founded by Tangun. They probably lived in pit houses and had iron tools. Their walled-kingdom was near Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea. Prehistoric remains found throughout Korea indicate that early in the history of the Korean Peninsula sophisticated technologies were known by these inhabitants. These people believed that all objects had spirits which is a belief known as animism. They also believed that some people had the power to communicate with these spirits and this is known as Shamanism. Farming at this time included growing rice. This was about 3,500 years ago at the start of the Bronze Age. Many farm tools have been found from this time. There were many other nations in Manchuria and the Korean Peninsula during the Iron Age. In the 1st century B.C., Kojoseon gives way to three nations. The first is Goguryeo (37 B.C.- 668 A.D.) to the north which was in Manchuria and northern Korea. Goguryeo becomes a buffer against the aggressive nations of China. Two other kingdoms developed, Silla (founded in 57 B.C.) in the south eastern corner of the peninsula, and Baekche (founded in 18 B.C.) in the south-western part of the peninsula. They become known as the "Three Kingdoms" although there was a fourth kingdom known as Kaya (founded in 42 A.D.)

74. Sanbangsa Temple Sixty miles off the southwestern corner of the korean peninsula stands the island Anthropological studies of the mythology and sacramental use of this http://www.sacredsites.com/asia/korea/cheju_do.html

skip to: page content links on this page site navigation footer (site information) ... Current Newsletter Cheju-Do, Korea Sacred Sites Web Explore Sacred Sites Photographs and essays from Martin's pilgrimage travels. World Atlas View sacred sites maps and locations worldwide. ... Keep Up to Date! Subscribe to the Sacred Sites newsletters to receive updates, activities, announcements, book reviews, and links to related websites. Don't wait, Subscribe Now! Healthy Hands now on DVD! Exercises and self-therapy for hands, wrists and forearms. This extremely helpful information is now available on DVD. Read more... National Geographic Order copies of the Geography of Religion, with many photographs by Martin Gray, from from Amazon.com Resources A comprehensive list of other helpful websites. Below are the currently featured sites. Magic Planet Nomadics Geomancy Foundation Buddha statues at Sanbangsa Temple Chejo Do Island, Korea Fine Art Print Available Sixty miles off the southwestern corner of the Korean peninsula stands the island of Cheju Do. Only 700 square miles in area, the island is completely dominated by the extinct volcano cone of Halla San. At 5850 feet (1950 meters), Halla San is the highest peak in all of South Korea. Its last recorded eruption was in AD 1007. Neither legend nor anthropological evidence gives any certain indication of the ancestral stock of Cheju Do; its people are probably a mix of the indigenous Koreans, Chinese from the north, Malayans from the south, and perhaps Japanese from the east. During Neolithic times a unique culture developed on the island, and legends speak of the great mountain being the dwelling place of a race of giants and various mountain spirits.

75. Planet Age Of Mythology GameSpot reports today that a korean man died from a 50 hour gaming binge where he in 3 current divisions, Age Of mythology, EverQuest and EverQuest 2. http://www.planetageofmythology.com/

76. Shinhwa Shinhwa 2nd Live Concert - The Everlasting Mythology CD Shinhwa Shinhwa 2nd Live Concert The Everlasting mythology CD - SensAsian.com . Disc 2; Photo Essay; Heal The World; Ment; korean song name http://sensasian.com/view/product.cgi/EN/M4365K-V

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77. Printer-Friendly Version Living With The Myth Of The Model Minority Narasaki worries that this mythology masks a host of other problems that don’t get Then a couple of months ago I realized that korean immigrants were http://www.horizonmag.com/7/modelprint.htm

78. Myth Egyptian Gods Summaries Egyptian mythology Greek mythology IndigenousPeople s Literature korean Myths and Legends Maya Adventure http://plymouthschools.com/Links/Academic_Education/Language_Arts/Myth.html

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79. Booklist Korean Language Children's Materials No. 29 - Newark Public Library A children s book of mythology and korean folklore. Ages 610. Folk literature,korean. mythology, korean. Korea Biography. korean language materials. http://www.npl.org/Pages/Multimac/Booklist/no29/kcm.html

MultiMAC Booklist KOREAN LANGUAGE CHILDREN'S MATERIALS NO. 29, Summer 2001 Kim, Kyong-su Chaemi innun sijo solhwa: inmul Han'guksa Soul T`ukpyolsi: Sodam Ch`ulp`ansa, 1995. ISBN 8973811304 A children's book of mythology and Korean folklore. Ages 6-10. Folk literature, Korean. Mythology, Korean. Korea Biography. Korean language materials. Paek, Min Aekyung's dream San Francisco, CA.: Children's Book Press, ISBN 0892390425 Korean and English version of "Aekyung's dream." A young Korean immigrant learns to adjust to her new life in America by heeding the words of an ancient Korean king. For primary (K-3) school children. Korean Americans Juvenile fiction. Korean language materials for children Bilingual. Yu, Pyong-a Yetnal yetjok e Soul: Yongkwang Toso, 1993. ISBN 8985377094 Stories for young children. Ages 6-12. Korean language materials for children. Back to Booklist Korean Index Catalog Community Libraries For Children ... Greater Newark Community http://www.npl.org/Pages/Multimac/Booklist/no29/kcm.html 5 Washington Street Newark, NJ 07101

80. ¿µ¾î Mythology Hundreds of S.Koreans to Visit North This WeekPDO More than two hundred South Koreans will visit DPRK (north Korea) on the Myohyang Mountain, which are associated with ancient Korea s mythology. http://www.worldlanguage.com/Korean/Products/English/Mythology/Page1.htm

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