- First published
- Oct 11, 2026
Munhwa Gonggam Sujeong (Former Jeongrangak)
A registered heritage Japanese-style wooden house in Sujeong-dong, Busan, repurposed as a modern-history cultural venue. See wooden corridors, sliding screens, a garden, historical displays, a small reading room and media exhibits—not just a cafe.
Exterior of the former Jeongrangak, photographed in 2021.
Trainholic / Wikimedia CommonsSources & further readingDong-gu and Visit Busan list Tue–Sun 10:00–17:00, closed Monday and KRW 1,000 admission. A July 2026 first-hand blog instead lists Tue–Sat, closed Sun/Mon, last entry 16:30 and a kiosk selling admission/drink options. Confirm Sunday entry, ticket terms and last admission with the venue at 051-441-0740. Older free-cafe information should not be used as current advice.
Why go
From Busanjin Station (Line 1), Exit 1, allow around seven minutes on foot according to Visit Busan; the last stretch is a residential lane with an incline. Address: 75 Honggok-ro, Dong-gu. A July 2026 visitor described a 30–60 minute visit; the house is also associated with IU's 'Through the Night' music video.
Plan the visit
Use the confirmed place facts below, then continue to the broader travel guides for transport, facilities and eating practicalities.