Simujang, Han Yong-un's house
House built: 1933 · Han died: 1944Han spent his later years in Simujang, built in 1933, and died here in 1944. This record does not make the house his birthplace or establish that all his works were written here.
Simujang in Seongbuk-dong was Han Yong-un's home in his later years. His birthplace in Hongseong and his life here are different connections; the house is more than a memorial bearing his name.
Han spent his later years in Simujang, built in 1933, and died here in 1944. This record does not make the house his birthplace or establish that all his works were written here.
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성북동 is recorded in Korea's official address system within Seoul. The Korean original is retained for accurate comparison with maps, road signs, and public records.
The Korean record includes 성북선잠박물관, 만해 한용운 심우장, 최순우 옛집. Check the original references for location and current access. The separate map searches are exploration tools, not confirmed venues.
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