This is a beautiful museum that you should visit when in Seoul - it is a fearless depiction of what happened to Korean trafficked women and the Japanese government’s systematic management of the system. It also pays tribute to the bravery of the women and their ongoing fight for truth. You need the audio tour if English-speaking. Thank you for this moving monument to the grandmas.

Must visit if you are curious about Korean colonial history from Japan. English and Japanese audio guide is available. There was a lack of description in languages other than Korean, however, that was valuable to visit to learn how Japan made Korean women as sex slaves at the government level, not to apologize to the victims. Use a picture translator to understand details.

Certainly one of the museums where I learned the most. You learn a lot about one of the darkest and most hidden parts of Korean-Japanese history. Bring tissues because I personally cried throughout the entire museum. The museum is very small but between the audio guides and translating the signs, it took me two hours. Rich in history and with a lot of relevant information and little chitchat, which is really good. I highly recommend it, however, sensitive people, be prepared to be shaken."