77, Jeon-dong, Wansan-gu | Pungnammun Memorial Square, Jeonju, Jeollabuk-do, South KoreaMap
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Never Forget Their Suffering
This statue is a painful reminder of the way Japan forced Korean and women from subjugated territories into sexual slavery for the Japanese Army in World War II.
We visited the Statue of Peace while walking around the sights in Jeonju. The statue is beautiful and it is a touching memorial to the Korean sex slaves of WWII.
This statue is locate in a plaza just beside Pungnammun Gate, Nambu Market, and across Jeonju church and Jeonju hanok village. They held a special performance at night when we came. This place is not ...
Lest we forget. The more we travel we learn about the terrible atrocities of war, the Statue of Peace located down near Pungnammun Gate is a memorial to the Korean women who became sexual slaves to t...
It's located in a square with a good view beside the Toyonan Gate, so I think it was quite conspicuous. There was a nameplate with explanations beside the elephant, but I didn't know what was written because it was only in Korean. The statue was covered with a muffler, but as far as I was looking at it, the locals seemed not interested.
Never Forget Their Suffering
This statue is a painful reminder of the way Japan forced Korean and women from subjugated territories into sexual slavery for the Japanese Army in World War II.
Moving statue in central Jeonju
We visited the Statue of Peace while walking around the sights in Jeonju. The statue is beautiful and it is a touching memorial to the Korean sex slaves of WWII.
Center of almost everything in Jeonju
This statue is locate in a plaza just beside Pungnammun Gate, Nambu Market, and across Jeonju church and Jeonju hanok village. They held a special performance at night when we came. This place is not ...
A poignant memorial
Lest we forget. The more we travel we learn about the terrible atrocities of war, the Statue of Peace located down near Pungnammun Gate is a memorial to the Korean women who became sexual slaves to t...
it was only a Korean explanation.
It's located in a square with a good view beside the Toyonan Gate, so I think it was quite conspicuous. There was a nameplate with explanations beside the elephant, but I didn't know what was written because it was only in Korean. The statue was covered with a muffler, but as far as I was looking at it, the locals seemed not interested.