The KNA, the biggest anti-Japanese underground revolutionary organization in Korea, was formed in Hakdang-gol of Pyongyang. The site conveys the exploits Kim Hyong Jik performed by ushering in a fresh stage in the development of the anti-Japanese national liberation movement in Korea under the banner of achieving the independence by the efforts of Koreans and national unity.

The site has been visited by at least 1,874,400 people for the past four decades.