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Outside, They Feel Misunderstood, but at Apeldoorn's First K-Pop Festival, They Can Be Themselves.

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At Apeldoorn's first K-pop festival, two hundred young fans are looking for like-minded people. This is a place where everyone accepts each other, and with a handy way to make connections for the future as well: "I hope I make more K-pop friends this way, because I really need them."
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At Apeldoorn's first K-pop festival, two hundred young fans are looking for like-minded people. This is a place where everyone accepts each other, and with a handy way to make connections for the future as well: "I hope I make more K-pop friends this way, because I really need them."

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destentor.nl broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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