Travel Videos 365 - BETA version 1.02

Military section of 'Mass Games' or otherwise known as the 'Arirang' performance in Pyongyang city, North Korea in 2005. Watch the giant human mosaic in the background, composed of 15,000 or more individuals each holding a coloured placard. The mosaic changes with the music.

Children's section of 'Mass Games' or otherwise known as the 'Arirang' performance in Pyongyang city, North Korea in 2005. Watch the giant human mosaic in the background, composed of 15,000 or more individuals each holding a coloured placard. The mosaic changes with the music.

A compilation of short clips from the show that North Korea does better than anyone else: the mass gymnastics spectacular. We were watching the show open-jawed most of the time rather than filming it, but we managed to get a few bits and pieces to cobble together here. No pictures or film can even begin to do it.... more

One of the most amazing spectacles I have ever seen, and hardly done justice by a mere video clip. For more, head to http://www.axisofeviltour.com/.

Arirang

High quality, edited version of our interview with 'Korea Now' of Arirang TV. Thanks to Drew Hanson for helping out with this.

TV Broadcast of the entire "Ever-victorious Workers' Party of Korea" held at the May Day Stadium in Pyongyang, North Korea on September 4, 2001. Certainly the TV broadcast wouldn't do justice to actually being there and witnessing over 100,000 performers. This was pretty hard to find on the internet and.... more

Arirang TV interviews two of my co-workers and I about unique Korean food.

Clip from the children's section of the Arirang Mass Games in the May Day Stadium Pyongyang, 25 April 2007. Sorry for the abrupt ending, but I reached the 100MB file size limit.

14 August 2007, a clip from the Arirang Mass Games. Photos don't do it justice; it's all about the movement. Sorry for the shoddy filming, but it was never exactly designed to be professional! Extra info 9/8/08 - to answer the questions about how to get into NK: most nationalities except South Koreans and Americans.... more