Tug-of-War in Asia Cooperative projects for safeguarding common living heritage Living Heritage Series Tugging Rituals and Games A Common Element, Diverse Approaches Chapter 8 Historical Ukrainian Game: “Tug the Devil” and Reflections Oleksandr Butsenko Counsellor, National Academy of Arts of Ukraine Valentyna Demian Vice Director, Development Centre, Democracy through Culture, Ukraine Tugging rituals and

Tug-of-War in Asia Cooperative projects for safeguarding common living heritage Living Heritage Series Tugging Rituals and Games A Common Element, Diverse Approaches Chapter 9 Tugging Rituals and Games and ICH Communities in Vietnam Thuy Do Prof. Dr., Head of Policy Studies and Cultural Management Division, Vietnam National Institute of Culture and Arts Studies UNESCO’s

Tug-of-War in Asia Cooperative projects for safeguarding common living heritage Living Heritage Series Tugging Rituals and Games A Common Element, Diverse Approaches Chapter 10 Traditional Tug-of-War Festival in Vietnam: Case of the Huong Canh Tug-of-War Festival Thi Thu Ha Nguyen, PhD Vietnam National Institute of Culture and Arts Studies (VICAS) Nowadays, tug-of-war has

Tug-of-War in Asia Cooperative projects for safeguarding common living heritage Living Heritage Series Tugging Rituals and Games A Common Element, Diverse Approaches Chapter 7 Chak-Ka-Yer: Traditional Tugof-War of Thailand Chuchchai Gomaratut Associate Professor, Faculty of Sports Science, Chulalongkorn University National Committee of Promoting and Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage of Thailand Somporn Gomaratut Assistant Professor Dr.,

Tug-of-War in Asia Cooperative projects for safeguarding common living heritage Living Heritage Series Tugging Rituals and Games A Common Element, Diverse Approaches Chapter 6 Korean Tug-of-War: Diversity and Its Significance Yang-Myeong Han Professor, Department of Folklore, Andong National University, Republic of Korea Throughout the years, I have been researching Korean recreational activities, and among

Tug-of-War in Asia Cooperative projects for safeguarding common living heritage Living Heritage Series Tugging Rituals and Games A Common Element, Diverse Approaches Chapter 5 Traditional Korean Tug-of-War and Community Yongho Heo Research Professor, Korea University Gijisi tug‐of‐war is one among many traditional Korean tug‐of‐war games. Playing Gijisi tug‐of‐war forms a temporary community as well

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Tug-of-War in Asia Cooperative projects for safeguarding common living heritage Living Heritage Series Tugging Rituals and Games A Common Element, Diverse Approaches Chapter 3 The Present Situation of Transmitting Traditional Tug-of-War in Japan Hoshino Hiroshi Emeritus Researcher, National Research Institute for Cultural Properties, Tokyo, Japan GENERAL INFORMATION CONCERNING TUG-OF-WAR IN JAPAN The custom of

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