Introduction to the book

NA ARH. The magical story of “NA ARAH Therapy” unfolds as the characters from Korean folklore and traditional tales transform into beautiful fairies to protect the dreams of both Earth and children. Together, they learn enchanting spells in this heartwarming tale.
The “Musical Fairy Tale Therapy”, which combines musical storytelling, fairy tales, and humanistic education and healing through art, was directly created by K-NA ARAH. It aims to make artistic activities accessible to everyone, allowing easy collaboration and joyful performance using instruments people already own. This enchanting story captures the imagination and reminds us of the magic that exists in our world.

The audio and video content for the missions in the book, as well as the educational program, were directly produced by K-NA ARAH for the “K-NA ARAH Project”, which is carried out at the real-world K-NA ARAH School. To facilitate artistic activities that anyone can participate in, we conducted research to create music and content that can be easily played together using instruments that people already own. These compositions and content were designed to convey positive values of humanities, culture, and art in South Korea, emphasizing environmental sustainability, equality, diversity, and inclusivity. They serve as healing and therapeutic works of humanistic art, filled with heartwarming stories.
K-NA ARAH is protected under the South Korean Copyright Law. We are registered with the Korean Intellectual Property Office, the Korea Copyright Commission, and the K-NA ARAH Publishing House. Our operations extend to both domestic and international companies and non-profit organizations. We have participated in cultural and artistic exchanges through organizations such as KOTRA, WELCON (Korea Creative Content Agency), and cultural events hosted by embassies

About the author
My real name is Lee Ji-yeon, but I am working under the stage name of NA-ARAH Hongye and Ara-Na Lotus Arch. I graduated from the Department of Practical Music at Seoul National University of the Arts. I am the head of NAARAH (K-NAARAH), a non-profit culture and arts organization, and I have about 25 years of teaching experience at NAARAH Therapy.as a humanities artist, I conduct arts activities for humanities education and healing. I research and develop human culture and arts education programs for children. In addition, we have a free program for the socially marginalized. If our children want to participate, we invite them all as if they were invited by Mr. Hong Gil-dong.And guess what. NAARAH travels a long way from the East Sea to the West Sea to reach out to children who want to participate in music fairy tale therapy sessions. It's true! Our NAARAH story is for everyone. This is because we can all be NAARAH's warriors and angels.

 1. Creating Orff Instruments from Recycled Materials
 2. Playing Orff Instruments and Hand Bells Made from Recycled Materia
 3. Finding the Heart of the Red love in the Picture
 4. Collaborating with AI to Write Lyrics Based on the Yellow Sun, Yoo
 5.Drawing Christmas Trees and Green Gift fairy Figures by Hand or Usin
 6. Writing a Diary in My Own Style, Inspired by General Yi Sun-sin’s ‘I
 7. Composing a Goblin Song with AI
 8. What Is My Name?
 9. Exercising the Tongue and Lips to Mimic the Forgotten Clock’s ‘Tic
 10. Memorizing the Transformation Spell for "NA ARAH" Therapy