Na Tae-joo Grass Flower Literature Museum나태주풀꽃문학관

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The museum has two buildings side by side. The newer one, opened in July 2025, holds permanent and special exhibitions, a screening room and a lounge, and its second floor invites you to join in: write down a worry and an AI version of the poet replies with a poem, or print a poem and stamp it to take home. Big windows up there look out over Gongju. Next door, a 1930s Japanese-style house that opened as the first museum in 2014 is now kept as the poet's house, used for writing and meeting other writers.

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Na Tae-joo Grass Flower Literature Museum · 1 tours & tickets

1. KlookGongju & Sejong 2-day UNESCO tourA 2-day guided tour from Seoul. Day 1 in Gongju includes the Na Tae-joo Grass Flower Literature Museum (entry included) along with Magoksa, Gongsanseong and the Royal Tombs; day 2 is in Sejong.Book

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  Combine the visit with a stroll through the lanes along Jemincheon Stream nearby.

Nearby

Tomb of King Muryeong and Royal Tombs of GongjuSeven Baekje royal tombs on a Gongju hillside, among them the brick tomb of King Muryeong, discovered by chance in 1971.Gongsanseong FortressThe royal fortress of Ungjin, Baekje's capital from 475 to 538, with wall-top paths high above the Geumgang River.Yeonmisan Nature Art ParkA wooded hillside in Gongju dotted with about 100 outdoor nature-art installations by Korean and international artists.Jijangjeongsa TempleA small temple in rural Nonsan that runs temple stays, with halls including Daeungjeon, Geungnakjeon and a Thousand Buddha Hall.