Sweet Dreams: Seoul holds 'Power Nap Contest' in sleep-deprived South Korea - Reuters

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Under hazy spring sunshine, hundreds of young Seoulites participated in a 'Power Nap Contest' organized by the Seoul Metropolitan Government to address the city's chronic sleep deprivation.

Seoul's third annual 'Power Nap Contest' attracted hundreds of participants aiming to address the city's sleep deprivation issues.

Seoul's 'Power Nap Contest' highlights the city's struggle with sleep deprivation, with participants donning themed outfits to compete.

Hundreds of Seoul residents participated in a 'Power Nap Contest' to address the city's widespread sleep deprivation.

Seoul's 'Power Nap Contest' attracted hundreds of participants aiming to combat the city's sleep deprivation issues.

Seoul's 'Power Nap Contest' underscores the city's chronic sleep deprivation, with participants competing in themed attire.

South Korea's 'Power Nap Contest' at Yeouido Hangang Park aimed to promote rest amidst the country's demanding work culture, with participants donning costumes and judged on deep sleep quality.

Seoul's third annual 'Power Nap Contest' attracted hundreds of participants aiming to address the city's sleep deprivation issues.

Under hazy spring sunshine, hundreds of young Seoulites turned up at a park by the Han River at the invitation of the city government to try to do something many overworked South Koreans never get enough of – sleep.