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The Philippine Embassy in Seoul successfully conducted a cultural workshop for Korean-Filipino children on 31 August 2008 entitled “Alamat, Awit, Tumbang Preso, Atbp.: An Afternoon of Pinoy Games, Songs, and Stories.”

The workshop which was attended by over 30 children and their respective parents, aimed to reunite children of multicultural families with their Filipino heritage. Select Filipino scholars from NCCA, DOT, PCVC, NBN, National Library of the Philippines, and LGUs attending the Cultural Partnership Initiative Program in Seoul shared Filipino stories, folk songs, and traditional games to the participants. The workshop also introduced to the delight of the children some traditional musical instruments and Filipino pop songs.

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