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[This article is written by a JDC Junior Journalist. The JDC Junior Journalist program is an educational project sponsored by Jeju Free International City Development Center (JDC). JDC Junior Journalist articles are only briefly edited by mentors before publishing.]

In May 31st, the last day of May, people from other various areas visited Jeju Aerospace Museum. Huge plane in the lobby got visitors attention. Also, a satelite that was hanging on the ceiling, dragged visitors attention as well.

Kim Eun-Ji, 24 years old woman, who visited museum with her friend, said, ”I saw an advertisement and visited. JAM’s explaining system is very well done. In addition to that it is very clean. This museum has a topic that foreign countries can empathize a lot. I think JAM museum will make Jeju more international city.”

Another woman visitor said, ”In JAM’s facility you can’t experience a lot, just watch. So children can’t try a lot. Also, visitors need to pay more money to experience each experience center.” Also she notes, ”JAM is different from other Jeju’s museums. First, the scale is really huge compared to other museums. Second, there are detail explanations so people can read and comprehend.”

Jeju people are really hard working to make Jeju an international city. To make Jeju an international city, residents of Jeju need to work hard. How can we contribute to make Jeju an international city? Let’s think about it together!