THERE ARE PLACES
WHERE HISTORY HAS ALREADY
COME TO AN END,
AND THERE ARE PLACES
WHERE
HISTORY IS
STILL CATCHING ITS BREATH.
JSA Museum is conceived as a passage connecting past and present – inviting visitors to move through invisible boundaries and encounter the unfinished histories that still shape our world today.
EXPERIENCE THE JSA
FOUR SPACES.
ONE CONTINUING STORY.
STORIES FROM THE LINE
The Hungnam Evacuation
1950
A desperate retreat, a larger hope.
The Armistice, July 27, 1953
1953
A ceasefire, not an end.
The Axe Murder Incident
1976
A moment that nearly broke the fragile silence.
Finding Dispersed Families – Live Broadcast
1986
A meeting that moved a nation’s heart.
Chung Ju-yung and the Cattle Crossing
1998
Cows, a bridge, and a bolder tomorrow.
The Pyongyang Summit
2000
A meeting that moved a nation’s heart.
PLAN YOUR VISIT
Location
37, Tongilchon-gil, Gunnae-myeon,
Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
(Closed on Mondays)
Guided Tours
Docent-led tours offer deeper insights into the history and meaning of the JSA.
Group Visits
We welcome school, academic, and organizational visits.
Accessibility
The museum is wheelchair accessible with step-free access, elevators, and accessible facilities throughout.
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A PLACE TO MOVE FORWARD.