Purpose: Taekwondo-related festivals are increasing, and Taekwondo has formed and developed a culture in various media such as movies, cartoons, animations, and live performances. Cultural content refers to the contents of a cultural element in the media collectively, and contents are a plural form of content meaning ‘contents or content.’ Originally, cultural content referred to contents and a table of contents such as books and papers, but in the current era, it includes all digitized information. In recent years, Taekwondo is being performed in practice, as well as various cultural contents such as literature, movies, media, games, and performances. Methods: For this study, a literature review of books on Taekwondo and martial arts was first carried out, followed by a research on films, animations, soup operas, live performances, and festivals that employ topics related to Taekwondo. Results: The World Taekwondo Hanmadang (Festival) and the World Taekwondo Culture Expo are two popular Taekwondo festivals. Taekwondo television shows include Taekwon Show, Great Taekwondo in Kukkiwon, Kicks in Korea Taekwondo Association, and Taekwondo. Taekwondo cultural content is expanding with films such as Almost Loves and The Kick, as well as in animations such as Robert Tae Kwon V, Tae Kwon King Kang, and Tae-Poong. Kick and San Francisco Hwaranggwan were identified as two live Taekwondo performances. Conclusions: In the future, Taekwondo will be expanded as a cultural content, and its role as a part of culture and promotion of health of modern people will increase.