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Published: 20 May. 2003, 01:31

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Lotte World folk museum staff playing with a jegi, a large feathery shuttlecock. Hwang Young-kyu, (right), founded a jegi play area near the museum in hopes of reviving this traditional Asian game among Korean youngsters, who rarely play it nowadays.
By Chang Young-soo
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