"If the street becomes more active, I’d like to keep my work going. Even if it’s not me, I hope others can maintain it and keep things going. If Western Avenue is known as the place where Mr. Kwak’s small Korean-owned museum exists, I would be at peace."

"Despite the prevalence of smartphones, we believe in the importance of keeping books close. Books help deepen our thoughts and perspectives, which is essential for preparing for the future. It’s crucial to remember that books are a vital means of communication."

"First of all, for adults, it usually comes down to two hobbies: golf or fishing. The thing about golf is that you have a drink afterward and go home. But after fishing, you’ve got the fish."

"Traditional Chinese Medicine is still not widely recognized in American society. However, due to its natural, plant-based ingredients, interest in it is gradually growing. It doesn’t contain chemical compounds; it is not harmful to the body."

"Unlike the cello or piano, the voice is an instrument we always carry with us. We can enjoy singing by taking care of our bodies and avoiding harmful habits. Singing is like exercise; it engages the lungs and improves respiratory health."

"I’m really not a chef. But I thought, Why not create a chicken dish that’s unique like a movie? And you know what? When you put in all your heart, use the best ingredients, and give it your all, people quickly notice. That’s how success comes."

Han Jik Kim is a licensed Acupuncturist with over 25 years of experience in clinical practice and teaching. He specializes in acupuncture, herbal medicine, and oriental medicine classic texts such as Shang Han Lun, Jin Gui Yao Lue, and Wen Bing Xue.

Edith Rincon is an Intuitive Energy Practitioner with over 20+ years of teaching experience in the public school system.

Sion Kim (김석연) is a Korean beekeeping expert with extensive knowledge of traditional beekeeping methods and the healing properties of bee venom.

Dr. Sae-Joon Oh, born in Seoul in 1965, is a licensed acupuncturist and healthcare professional based in Koreatown, Los Angeles. From a young age, he aspired to become a doctor or establish a senior care and wellness center to support the elderly.

Dr. Junwoo Kim serves as the OMC Director at Dongguk University Los Angeles. He holds a DAcHM and an MSAOM from South Baylo University, and a B.S. in Biological Science-Biochemistry from the University of California Irvine.

Lauren Kim is a 26-year-old Korean American urban planner, whose work is deeply influenced by her family's legacy of traditional healing.

Kim Gwang-hun, a 56-year-old Korean-born acupuncturist, has lived in Koreatown, Los Angeles, since immigrating to the U.S. in 2000. Growing up, he had no particular childhood dream, as the focus was on graduating quickly and securing a stable job.