The number of visitors reached almost 10 000 in the first five days of May.

The house bears witness to the atrocities the U.S. and Japanese imperialists and class enemies have committed by bringing unspeakable misfortune and pain to the Korean people for many years and persisting in the reckless hostile acts against the DPRK still now.

On display in the house are relics and data on the savage murder and plunder committed by the U.S. imperialists after stretching the tentacles of their aggression to Korea since more than a century back and photos and other information about the frantic moves stepped up by them to ignite a new war in south Korea.