However, clearer information about how and where to join these sessions would greatly enhance the experience. The ceramic workshop, in particular, drew a lot of interest, but some visitors were left slightly disappointed as they weren’t given the opportunity to fully try the process hands-on. Additionally, a more fluent translator during the historical explanations and performances could help international attendees better understand and appreciate the cultural significance behind what they’re seeing. Despite these minor areas for improvement, the festival remains a unique and enjoyable outing for those interested in Korean art, craftsmanship, and history — and makes for a worthwhile day trip from Seoul.