Museum of Korea Emigration History

Take bus 10 from Incheon Metro Station and you can reach the main entrance in about 5 minutes. The theme inside is the roots and living conditions and development of Koreans moving overseas, but unfortunately only a small part of them have English information, and most of them can't understand it in Korean.

If you come to Incheon, you must go to places. There are no admission fees, the staff are very friendly, and there are so many things to see. It will help you study history.

Travel from the Skytrain station Incheon Purple Line, sit to the end of the line The Museum is about 5 minutes from the station, mainly in Korean, not very accessible. But it is worth studying

A small museum, but the history of immigration in South Korea is also a bit interesting.

It is said that after the Korean Kingdom opened its flashy modernization campaign from Incheon, it once pursued a pro-American policy, and it coincided with the lack of labor on the Hawaii plantation in the United States. So the two sides met together, led by the American Church, and the North Korean government cooperated vigorously. Thousands of North Koreans boarded the Shanghai cruise at Incheon Port, crossed the Pacific Ocean and made their way to Hawaii, then spread from Hawaii to the entire Americas. It can be seen that the display has made a lot of effort in research, and the introduction is very detailed. The main thrust is two: pro-US and anti-Japanese, but it is closely coordinated with South Korea's diplomatic policy.

South Korea MacArthur Park is a relatively decaying place, there is nothing to play, like climbing is a good journey, by the way, there is China Street, all Chinese shops, but Incheon cosmetics are much cheaper.