'Extraordinary History Made by Ordinary People' Dream Billboard Featuring Gwangbokgun Uniform

On the 9th, ahead of the 76th Liberation Day, a photo of the "Liberation Army Uniform" is displayed on the outer wall of the Seoul Library in front of Seoul City Hall. Citizens are taking commemorative photos with the Liberation Army uniform as the background. This uniform is the only remaining Liberation Army uniform in Korea and is designated as National Registered Cultural Heritage No. 460. It is held by the Army Museum and was reportedly discovered in a safe on the 4th floor of Seoul City Hall on January 13, 1972. The city plans to consecutively display a total of three Liberation Day commemorative banners on the wall around Liberation Day. Photo by Moon Honam munonam@

On the 9th, ahead of the 76th Liberation Day, a photo of a "Liberation Army uniform" is displayed on the Kkumsaegimpan (Dream Engraving Board) on the outer wall of the Seoul Library in front of Seoul City Hall. This uniform is the only Liberation Army uniform remaining in Korea and is registered as National Cultural Heritage No. 460. It is held by the Army Museum and was reportedly discovered in a safe on the 4th floor of Seoul City Hall on January 13, 1972. The city plans to consecutively display a total of three Liberation Day commemorative banners on the Kkumsaegimpan around Liberation Day.

The phrase "It was ordinary citizens who made extraordinary history" is written next to the Liberation Army uniform. Citizens are taking photos of the Liberation Army uniform displayed on the Dream Engraving Board. Photo by Mun Ho-nam munonam@

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