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The Nara Repository is a type of archives established to preserve political, economic and historical
documents of South Korea. Succeeding to the tradition of the Tripitaka Koreana Storage House and
Chunchugwan Archives of the Joseon Dynssty, the Nara Repository run by the South
Korean govemment is trying to restore the superior documentary tradition
of the nation which is lost in part during the 1900s. The predecessor of the current Nara Repository, which
was reorganized in November, 2007, is the National Recordkeeping Agency of South Korea established in August, 1969.
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According to the newest National Archives Law, the major function of the Nara
Repository is to collect, preserve and study on govemmental and private documentary materials with efficiency. For this
purpose, the Nara Repository has reorganized the roles of tis 3 storage houses in Dajeon, Busan and
Seongnam. Among them, the Seongnam Storge House is in charge of presidential records, those of the
central administrative organs and those in special media (AV, administrative material). Moreover, the
Exhibition Hall of the Nara Repository provides citizens in general with on-site education programs. |
Location
398, Daewangpangyoro, Sujeong-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do (231, Siheung-dong)
Opening hours
9 a.m. to 6 p.m (closed on national holidays, the first and third Saturdays of a month)
(Saturdey : 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m.) |
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