He laid a bouquet and bowed before the mosaic portraying the images of three commanders of Mt. Paektu erected in the camp.

Being briefed on the story that leader Kim Jong Il grew up hearing gun reports of the anti-Japanese struggle as a lullaby, he looked round the historic relics there.

He had a photo taken to memorize his visit to the leader's native home before touring the headquarters log cabin and other places.

Prior to this the vice-chairman visited the Samjiyon Grand Monument where he laid a bouquet before the statue of President Kim Il Sung. He paid tribute to the statue in boundless reverence before going round the group of subsidiary sculptures.