As K-pop and dramas become increasingly popular overseas, the number of foreign fans who like Korean stars is also increasing.
When you have a favorite star, you don't just want to be interested in them; you want to express your feelings more actively.
However, since fan cafes and fan clubs are mainly centered in Korea, overseas fans are inevitably left out.
We, too, have often witnessed many foreign fans using machine translation services like Google Translate or Papago while we were fans of a certain star and engaging in so-called 'fandom activities'.

As a teacher teaching Korean in the field, I couldn't just ignore the difficulties overseas fans were facing.
So, we've published a task-oriented Korean language textbook that provides easy-to-understand guidance on the process and methods involved, from joining a fan cafe to participating in support activities, while also allowing you to practice before participating in fan activities.