Jinhae Sosa Village is a place where culture and art gather, including the birthplace of poet Kim Dal-jin, the Kim Dal-jin Literary Museum, the Kim Museum, a modern history museum, and the Park Bae-deok Gallery run by artist Park Bae-deok. The Kim Daljin Literature Museum, which opened in 2005, displays the poet's mementos and photos from his lifetime, and his birthplace has also been restored. Take a trip down memory lane at the Kim Museum, where you can find nostalgic items such as 'Black and White TV', 'Radio', typewriters, and grandfather clocks, the Kim Workshop, which recreates corner stores from the 70s and 80s, and the Sosa Tavern, a storytelling museum open only on weekends. It is a town with a lot to see and do. Photos showing the history of Sosa Village, which was created when nearby residents were forcibly relocated when Japan built Jinhae Military Port in the early 1900s, are also on display.