moon viewing ceremony

Moon viewing is a beautiful ceremony where people make wishes while looking at the moon. Especially during Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving) or Jeongwol Daeboreum (the first full moon of the lunar year), families gather to make wishes under the moonlight.

In many Asian countries, moon viewing is considered a very important cultural event. People enjoy delicious food and have a good time under the moonlight.

Moon viewing is a traditional cultural event that has been practiced for a long time in East Asian countries such as Korea, China, and Japan. On the day of the biggest and brightest full moon, families gather to wish for abundance and health, and share special foods like songpyeon (rice cakes) or moon viewing rice cakes.

In modern times, sharing moon viewing photos on social media has become a new cultural trend. The younger generation participates in moon viewing festivals, enjoying traditional culture while reinterpreting it in a modern way. In particular, taking the perfect photo at famous moon viewing spots has become a must.