The National Museum of Japanese Colonial Forced Mobilization History in Busan exhibits the history of Japanese colonial forced mobilization and comfort women. It sits next to the UN Memorial Cemetery in Busan and shows forced labor materials, a comfort women building experience space, and a memorial space, with exhibition texts kept concise. Admission is free and viewing takes about one to two hours, with docent explanations at 11 AM and 2:30 PM. The museum is on high ground, so walking up is steep.