U.S., S. Korea conduct join military drills

U.S., S. Korea conduct join military drills

POHANG, South Korea - U.S. soldiers take part in join military drills with South Korea on the outskirts of Pohang, North Kyongsang in South Korea on March 21.

Nuclear accident draws protest

Nuclear accident draws protest

SEOUL, South Korea - Members of environment protection groups lie in front of the Korean government office building in Seoul on Oct. 6 in protest over the radiation leak accident at the Wolsung nuclear power plant's No. 3 reactor in North Kyongsang Province on Oct. 4.

Noh performed for 1st time in S. Korea

Noh performed for 1st time in S. Korea

ANDONG, South Korea - ''Noh,'' a kind of classical Japanese theater, is performed for the first time in South Korea on Sept. 26. The performance, held in Andong City, North Kyongsang Province, was part of recent government moves to open the country to Japanese culture. Some 500 local residents and tourists attended the performance, which was organized by a Japan-based civic group to promote bilateral cultural exchanges between the two countries.

U.S., S. Korea conduct join military drills

U.S., S. Korea conduct join military drills

POHANG, South Korea - U.S. soldiers take part in join military drills with South Korea on the outskirts of Pohang, North Kyongsang in South Korea on March 21. (Kyodo)

Nuclear accident draws protest

Nuclear accident draws protest

SEOUL, south Korea - Members of environment protection groups lie in front of the Korean government office building in Seoul on Oct. 6 in protest over the radiation leak accident at the Wolsung nuclear power plant's No. 3 reactor in North Kyongsang Province on Oct. 4.

Noh performed for 1st time in S. Korea

Noh performed for 1st time in S. Korea

ANDONG, South Korea - ''Noh,'' a kind of classical Japanese theater, is performed for the first time in South Korea on Sept. 26. The performance, held in Andong City, North Kyongsang Province, was part of recent government moves to open the country to Japanese culture. Some 500 local residents and tourists attended the performance, which was organized by a Japan-based civic group to promote bilateral cultural exchanges between the two countries.