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If you go early, you will not be able to experience VR. It is okay to visit once.

Starting from the history of KEPCO, the contents of KEPCO's current business were exhibited in full force! Admission is free, and I think it's good to stop by when you have time.

It was established on August 10, 2001 to systematically organize and preserve the history of electricity for over 100 years and to publicize the importance of electricity to the public and children. There are facilities for exhibition halls, storages, offices, and control rooms for the electric history museum and all modern institutions. It was equipped with state-of-the-art equipment that was automatically explained and operated by visitors in front of the exhibit. Major exhibits include 247 electrical artifacts, 9 diorama models, 5 general models, 16 replicas, 84 graphic panels, 9 video objects, and 10 information retrieval. The Electric History Museum features a lighted Gyeongbokgung model for the first time in Korea in March 1887, a train ticket and an electric iron and a meteor, the original 10-year history of the Korean War, a lightning arrester and a generator, a model of Dongdaemun Power Plant, Korea's first power plant, and an old Jongno with a tank. Street scenes are reproduced by miniaturization. There is also a touch screen where you can search information about electricity, an experimental corner where you can experience Fleming's vacuum tube, and Faraday's electromagnet principle. The Hyundai Institute displays models and video data on the principles and processes of modern electricity production, including Korea's standard nuclear power generation, solar power generation, and space photovoltaic power generation. In addition, there are three-dimensional stereoscopic experience corners that can look like real light bulbs but cannot be touched by hand using the reflected light, and electric play facilities such as human cell experiments that can directly measure minute electric currents from the body. There is also a corner where you can take a souvenir picture. In addition, there is also a corner where you can see the touch screen for quizing the common sense with quiz and video news and advertisement about electricity again.

It was good to watch a musical from the side and go around for a short time It's free admission, and my 7-year-old son, who had been there for the first time, looked at some of the exhibits.

It is very good to see gallery exhibitions these days!!! The 2nd week of August, yesterday~ I went twice.