Jinju National Museum

On November 2, 1984, the Jinju National Museum opened as a "central institution for the study of Gaya culture". In 1998, it was specialised as a special institution for the Imjin Japanese Rebellion, and after two wartime adaptations in 2008 and 2018, it was renovated to its current appearance. As a museum with local people, it comprehensively researches and displays East Asian social history and culture related to the Imjin Japanese Rebellion, and conducts various activities such as museum education and events.