Insadong is a museum where life, history and culture of Koreans live alive. It is located in the heart of Seoul for nearly 600 years since the Joseon Dynasty (1392 ~ 1910). Also, it was located in Dohwase, one of the most famous arts bureaus of Joseon Dynasty, and it was able to earn a reputation as early as art. Famous painters of the day could work on art here. Nowadays, the area called 'Insadong' is the beginning of Bukchon, where Kyunghee families of the Joseon Dynasty gathered. At that time, only Seodaemun (now Jongno-gu and Jung-gu) was Seoul. . There were palaces and government offices in the north, and municipal offices in the south, so it was a good place for bureaucrats to live. In fact, it was a representative residence of high-ranking officials along with Bukchon. Since the opening of the port in 1900, as foreigners began to enter, Insadong, which was a residential area, also had commercial facilities and entertainment facilities, and a second-floor dormitory was built. Since then, the Japanese colonial period has begun, and the Korean people have failed to climb to the road. As a result, the people living in Bukchon and Insadong sold their houses and moved away valuable goods. Insadong was the way to go from Bukchon to Jongno, so there are shops where old antiques and antiques are traded. In the 1920s, as antique items scattered in Myeongdong and Chungmuro ​​areas moved to land prices and rents, Insadong was equipped with antique streets in earnest. Insa-dong is also the home of the 1919 Independence Movement Movement. The place where the 1,500 copies of the Declaration of Independence was distributed to the students just before March 1 is still a Buddhist church in Insa-dong. On March 1, Taehwasan (now Taehwa building) It was a lonely house. The Declaration of Independence was read in the Pagoda Park just next to Insadong, and many people shouted for independence. In the 1960s and 1970s, Insa-dong was recognized as a street of traditional culture full of hanok, ancient books and antique shops. Since the opening of the Hyundai Gallery in 1970, several galleries have become close to this place and have earned a reputation as a street of paintings. Although the popularity of the Insadong Gallery has weakened since the development of Kangnam in earnest, many galleries and images still remain. Because of the geographical advantage of being the center of Seoul, there have been numerous offices of political and social organizations in Insadong since the Korean Empire. Since the democratization took place in 1955, Insadong was called "Political No. 1" until the transfer of the new ruling party to Yeouido in 1996, but most political and social organizations have left Insadong after the mid - '60s. Hospitals that were pushed to Insadong since the Japanese colonial rule moved most of the post since the development of Gangnam in the 1970s. In 2000, Insadong Road (Insadong Central Road) was renovated after extensive construction. I packed the floor with the war stone, and I placed a square stone in the place to distinguish between India and the road. In February 2002, the Insa-dong and Namsin-dong were renovated.