This is a space where the owner can show off his pride. The bathroom has been remodeled and it is a space where you can reminisce about old memories with snacks and drinks. It was fun to look around.

It reminds me a lot of the old sensibility.. Be sure to go there once.

What you need to see is the bongdari.. It's a bit expensive

The entrance fee is a little higher than expected, but if you go with your family, your parents will take a trip down memory lane. Children, do you still have this? I think you can have a great time.

I didn't know there was an admission fee.. haha Adult 8,000 won If you're in your 50s or older, you'll probably have a lot of old memories. As a person in my 30s, I don't have much sympathy so it wasn't fun haha.

Boss, you are amazing. He even explained things to me personally, and I could see his pride and affection. There is more to see than you think~

It’s funny. I have all the bags of snacks I ate when I was young. I don't know how my friends are these days

A place where you can see the snacks that have been eaten since ancient times all in one place.

I highly recommend it to those born in the 60s and 70s as the memories will last forever. The owner explains things very kindly.

The bathroom facilities were remodeled to create a museum, and although you can feel the nostalgia of the past, some products, such as candy, that do not have expiration dates on them are sold. There is an entrance fee, so it's hard to recommend it.

Ganghwa Seokmodo is also located near Bomunsa Temple. There was someone I saw on TV before. When I was young, there were so many things to see, like snack bags, drink bottles, other bread bags, and books, that I went on a trip down memory lane without realizing how much time had passed. It was my first time going, so I think it would be good for others to go there at least once.

I thought the 8,000 won admission fee was too expensive even though there were no experiences or other events. Display of snack bags...

A museum where you can recall childhood memories and look back on forgotten times. Unlike other museums, where did the museum director really collect his precious items? I feel like I've seen a precious treasure. It's so impressive that it's worth the price of admission. I grew up eating something like that, and seeing things that were used like that gave me a new feeling. All children and families should visit at least once~~

When I was young, I felt nostalgic.....

The museum is bigger than it looks and has a huge collection. There are many attractions that will make you reminisce about your childhood.

추억이 살아 숨 쉬는곳

Incheon Sanghoe Confectionery Museum. party. ramen. It was great to see a variety of nostalgic food exhibits, including snacks.