Walnut pastries known among fans as "G-Dragon hodu gwaja" will be served to delegates from around the world during the UNESCO World Heritage Committee session in Busan, the first such meeting to be held in Korea. Boochangjegwa, the bakery behind the Daisy walnut pastries, said it will take part as an official partner of the 48th session of the World Heritage Committee, which opens July 19 at Bexco in Busan. During the session, the bakery will run a joint pop-up at the K-Heritage House, the Korea