Mickey Mouse visits the palace among folding screens and white porcelain = Korea

The most beloved mouse in the world and the longest-loved animated character. In human years, Walt Disney Company is now 96 years old.
Mickey Mouse, the symbol of Korea, is walking around Deoksugung Palace in a traditional Korean dress. Along with Goofy, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Pluto, Chip and Dale, and Minnie Mouse,
I'm enjoying the Korean autumn with my friends. The encounter between Mickey Mouse and cultural heritage can be found on the first floor of Dondeokjeon Hall of Deoksugung Palace in Jeongdong, Jung-gu, Seoul.
The exhibition can be seen in the special exhibition room "Mickey in Deoksugung: Art, Beyond Boundaries." The Deoksugung Palace Administration Office of the National Heritage Administration, Royal Tombs and Shrines Headquarters, and Walt Disney Company Korea (hereinafter "Disney")
The exhibition is being held jointly with Disney Korea, and visitors can enjoy artworks themed on the harmony between Disney characters and royal heritage.
Deoksugung Palace is a place where the history of Joseon and the Korean Empire coexist. Dondeokjeon is the palace where the Songgyeong Festival is held to commemorate the 40th anniversary of King Gojong's accession to the throne.
It is a Western-style building built for ceremonies, and was constructed in a European style to express the desire to protect the sovereignty of a modern nation on an equal footing with the Western powers.
The Tondokuden, which was the location of the statue, was demolished by Japan around 1920, but was rebuilt in its current form last year. This exhibition is a chance to see the world-famous character, who is approaching his 100th birthday, and his statue, which has been rebuilt for the first time in 100 years.
Jill Chen, general manager of the consumer goods division of the Walt Disney Company, said at the opening ceremony on the 27th of last month, "The popularity of K-content has boosted Korea's
"At a time when Deoksugung Palace has become a hub for cultural exchange, we are pleased to be able to bring some 'Disney Magic' to people from all over the world who visit this historic site."
Korean writers Kang Jaewon, Kim Saedong, Park So-woo, Buwon, Songlip, Woo Nayeon, and Jang Jin-sun participated.
Suzy, An Yu Jin and traditional ceramic artist Lee Moon Hyun also collaborated to contribute to the exhibition. Works in various genres such as painting, sculpture, ceramics, drawing and digital art are on display.