Admission is free, and there are many photo zones and it is very well decorated. This may be because the location or popularity is not well known. It's a pity that there are many people who don't know about this place.

Interesting museum which explains about the history of Korea and Japan’s interactions, OK yeah, wars. But actually there was a guy here who helped Koreans and Japanese get along. Nice museum and picnic area.

I knew the name of General Kim Chung-seon, but this was the first time I learned that he was a Japanese enemy general who became a naturalized Korean citizen. It is a place with a history that leaves a lasting impression. Don't miss the video that is shown every 30 minutes in each episode... It was very touching.

Informative and interesting place to visit. Staff speak little to no English. Japanese is spoken by some staff members.

A temporary sunny day between the rainy seasons. I am here today to touch the heart of a Japanese person. General Sayaka. In South Korea, General Kim Chung-seon. During the Bunroku and Keicho War, he sent troops to the Korean Peninsula as a military commander under Kiyomasa Kato. However, seeing no cause in this war, he joined the Korean army and fought against the Japanese army. General Sayaka's suicide as a military commander and as a human being at that time. I am deeply thoughtful and thoughtful. After that, he fought in many battles as part of the Korean army. He was a Korean general who took the surname Kim from the dynasty. The general's grave is located on the mountain behind the facility. I sat in front of the general's grave and thought about the current state of Ryōgoku. In Japan, there seems to be a monument to General Sayaka in Wakayama Prefecture. I hope that Korea and Japan, two countries with deep ties dating back to ancient times, move toward happiness. The facility is very beautiful. The staff members are also kind and calm. Please take a look and experience the history and people's thoughts.

A museum centered on historical figures naturalized from Japan to Korea. Great place to visit if you are looking for friendship between Korea and Japan.

김충선 장군의 묘지가 대구에 있다는 사실을 이제서야 알았다니 스스로 부끄러워 지네요 역사해설가님 엄청 설명잘해주시고 친절하시고 일본친구와 이탈리아 친구와 방문했는데 정말 새로운 역사에 대해 알수있어 좋은 시간이였습니다...

政治では日韓問題が繰り返される中、日本から韓国に渡り、戦の無意味さを訴えた沙也可将軍の記念館です。訪れるまで詳しくは知りませんでしたが、丁寧に説明して頂き、沙也可将軍の功績に想いを馳せました。

General Kim Chung-seon, who was naturalized during the Japanese invasions of Korea

From anti-Japanese general Kim Chung-seon (Sayaga) You can learn many lessons I recommend a visit

I was able to learn in depth about General Kim Chung-seon, who was naturalized in Japan during the Japanese invasions of Korea.

The management staff is friendly.

I go to Gachang a lot, but this was my first time here. It's a good place to stop by and look around for about 20 minutes before heading to Woorok-ri. There are pretty cafes nearby, and although it would be a shame to stop by just seeing the Korea-Japan Friendship Center, you can spend a good afternoon by including Namjijangsa Temple and the cafe.

This is my third visit. A new building has been built and it was a fun experience. Also recommended for Japanese people.

It was a very useful time to experience wearing Hanbok and watch videos. The cultural interpreter also explained things while making sure to close your eyes, so it was fun to listen to~~

한일우호관에서 김충선의 일대기를 보고 알았네요.

봄날 홍매화가 이쁘게 피는 곳

일본은 미위해도 일본인은 다시 한번 생각해 보는 계기가 된 것 같아요!

강아지는 데려가시는 분들은 마당에 묶어놓지마세요. 김충선장군님의 묘소가 있는곳이라 관계자분들께서 싫어하십니다. 전시회는 볼만합니다.

일본인의 조선 문화에 대한 흠모에 조선으로 귀화해 새로운 조국을 위해 헌신한 김충선의 이야기가 현재 한일관계를 되돌아보게 한다

私は開設当初に行きました。日本人の行動が改めて素晴らしい事に気が付かされます。

I like to visit the Kim Chung-seon History Museum.

관 자체가 많이 넓지는 않지만 굉장히 알차게 구성되어있습니다. 가이드를 요청하니 굉장히 성실히 가이딩 해주셨습니다. 3D 영상을 본 후 역사이야기를 들으니 더 이해가 잘됐습니다. 위층에는 일본에관한 소품들이 전시되어 있네요