Historical sources reveal that Dokdo belongs to Korea. Japan does not acknowledge the claims of Korea. Japan and Korea cannot go forward without resolving the Dokdo controversy. For the good of Asia, for the people of Korea and Japan, Koreans and Japanese must develop a common vision for peace and work for a brighter future for both nations.

Produced by Sean Kim
Vocal : Jiyoon June Dong
Rappers : Bryce Johnson
Da’Rayia Wilson
Composed By Jung Eun Kwon
Lyrics By Jung Eun Kwon
Arranged By Jung Eun Kwon
Rap making : Bryce Johnson/ Da’Rayia Wilson
Visual effect : Eunice Choi

This is the map representing Dok-do is Korea`s territory.

This program is called ‘wildbunny” this program present 2PM`s plain and unvarnished figures.
If you are a huge fan of 2PM, you will like it!^^

http://mnet.mnet.com/NProgram/wildbunny/VodReview.asp

They are crying in fornt of their great son and spouse who died under the cold sea.

In Korea, there are some locations where this viewing party being held so you can enjoy it in other places too.
Unfortunately, this year this party was canceled beacause of accident in Chun -an.

I like to watch full moon because it is very beautiful!

2/28(1/15 :for lunar year) there are many traditional customs in Korea. Nowadays, we can`t find these customs in center of the city, but some rural areas still playing with their neighborhood.
Let`s look inside what happen in this special day.

Moreover, there are also delicious Korean foods we can enjoy.
In the morning of this day, all people have to bite nuts . Biting nuts can make your teeth more strong and no harms during this year, but this custom is one of the popular old Korean superstition.

She became the first female figure skater to achieve the “grand slam,” winning the World Grand Prix Final, Four Continents Championships, World Championships and the Winter Olympics. She is the first South Korean to win an Olympic medal in figure skating, and gold at that, while setting a new world record in the process.

And barring an injury or career-altering slump, Kim has to be considered a favorite to defend her Olympic title in Sochi, Russia, four years from now, which would allow her to join Witt as the only two-time Olympic figure skating champions.

Kim, who says she idolized Michelle Kwan growing up, now seems to be on course for a more productive career than the American figure skating great, while having a real shot at establishing herself as the best ever.

It remains to be seen whether anyone will emerge to challenge Kim ― her rivalry with Asada is now looking as lopsided as a Pyongyang election.

Of course, Asada is the only female skater in the world who consistently lands the triple axel, but Kim clearly does everything else much better, displaying a deft triple-triple (triple lutz-triple toe loop combination), poise and artistry.

It seems that the world has already seen the best of Miki Ando, another Japanese contender, and Canada’s Joannie Rochette, who finished behind Kim and Asada for the bronze in Vancouver, has never managed to beat Kim in an international competition.

The young American duo of Mirai Nagasu and Rachael Flatt, who finished fourth and seventh in Vancouver, respectively, may emerge as worthy adversaries to Kim down the road. Koreans also have high hopes for 16-year-old Kwak Min-jung, the country’s 2009 junior national champion who finished 13th in Vancouver.

By Kim Tong-hyung
Staff Reporter