Publications of Japan and other countries on display deal with the crimes committed by the Japanese imperialists by killing Queen Min and sending the valuables they took from her body to the Japan proper to sell them by auction, vandalizing cultural artifacts of Korea and stealing tens of thousand of relics including Koryo ceramics and other valuables to sell them to various countries.

Among them are data proving the fact that the Japanese imperialist aggressors took away many Korean women to force them into sexual slavery before killing them and carried to the island country the Kyongchon Tower in Kwangsu-ri, one of Korea's cultural heritages.

There are medicine bottles and tools used by U.S. missionaries in Kaesong when killing innocent Koreans under the pretext of "treatment" and photos proving them. This indicts the U.S. imperialists to the whole world for their brutal atrocities.

There are also arms used by the U.S. imperialist aggressors during the Korean war and unexploded bombs discovered in the construction site of Pakyon-Ryongthong Temple tourist road and lethal weapons used by them when killing patriots in Ryohyon-ri and photos proving them.

Newly discovered and displayed is the pattern of a monument erected by the Korean people in 1871 to reflect their spirit to fight against the aggression by the U.S. and European powers.