The Korean Cultural Center in Sweden invites you to OGAM DADOK (五感茶讀), presented together with HOUSE OAON.

OGAM DADOK is a program that engages the five senses — sight, hearing, smell, touch, and taste — to experience and reflect on Korean tea and literature. Through seasonal tea and sweets, the program brings the season into the space, and through Korean literature, it offers a space of reflection uniquely your own.

This OGAM DADOK session, titled "A Room of One's Own with Korean Tea: Mindful Senses, Women's Stories," follows a journey through Han Kang's 『The White Book』, Kim Juhea's『 Beasts of a Little Land』, and Cho Nam-joo's 『Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982』, together with HOUSE OAON.

To help you immerse yourself more deeply, we recommend reading all three books in advance.

We hope you will join us at OGAM DADOK for a time of reflection where Korean tea and literature meet. Advance registration is required — please register through the link below before your visit.

* Date: September 3 (Wed) & September 4 (Thu), 2026, 5:30–7:00 PM (one session per day, two sessions total)

* Venue: Book Café, Korean Cultural Center in Sweden

* Capacity: 8 participants per session (small group)

* Registration:

[Session 1] OGAM DADOK (五感茶讀)

[Session 2] OGAM DADOK (五感茶讀)