About 300 Arirang shows have been staged since 2002 and the number of people who watched the performance has topped the 10 million mark, including some 100,000 foreigners, Radio Pyongyang reported.
- With talks, U.S. buys time to stop N.K. nuke, missile provocations: experts
- Co-hosting PyeongChang Olympics with N. Korea unlikely for political, logistical reasons
- Sung Kim, Obama's choice for stable management of NK, public diplomacy
- (News Focus) Stopgap reforms to follow N. Korean leader's China visit: experts
- N. Korea, China forecast to boost economic ties
- Kim Jong-il likely to seek greater support from China over succession
Home > NorthKorea
2011/08/15 14:28 KST
Number of spectators at N. Korea's Arirang show tops 10 million: Radio Pyongyang
SEOUL, Aug. 15 (Yonhap) -- North Korea's massive dance and gymnastics extravaganza Arirang has drawn more than 10 million spectators since it was first staged in 2002, Pyongyang's state media reported Monday.
About 300 Arirang shows have been staged since 2002 and the number of people who watched the performance has topped the 10 million mark, including some 100,000 foreigners, Radio Pyongyang reported.
About 300 Arirang shows have been staged since 2002 and the number of people who watched the performance has topped the 10 million mark, including some 100,000 foreigners, Radio Pyongyang reported.
