Located in Dosan-myeon, Andong, the Lee Yuk-sa Literature Museum is a space honoring the life and spirit of Lee Yuk-sa, who devoted himself to the anti-Japanese struggle and the creation of national poetry while sufferi…
Located in Dosan-myeon, Andong, the Lee Yuk-sa Literature Museum is a space honoring the life and spirit of Lee Yuk-sa, who devoted himself to the anti-Japanese struggle and the creation of national poetry while suffering imprisonment 17 times during the Japanese colonial period. You can take a glance at the life of the poet, who used his prisoner number '264' as his pen name, and precious artifacts such as handwritten manuscripts and handwritten postcards designated as National Registered Cultural Heritage are exhibited. Inside the literature museum, there is an audiovisual experience room and an observatory, and outdoors, a restored birthplace and a trail are created, allowing you to deeply appreciate his noble literary world in the neat nature.
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