Cheap and fun! Korea Railway Museum

I got off the train at Uiwang Station on the Gyeongbu Subway Line and walked out of the elevated station building to the front of the station. There was a small roundabout and a street in front of the station, and the scenery was very similar to that of a local station in Japan. A number of young men were walking in the same direction along the road next to the tracks to the right from the station, so I followed them. At first I thought they were the same kind of people, but then they all turned left just before the museum. They seemed to be students from Korea Jiao Tong University. I went straight and arrived at the Korea Railway Museum after a 15-minute walk from the station. The admission fee was 2,000 won. Super cheap. I was able to pay with my WOWPASS. The first thing you notice when you enter the museum is a green train. It's the former president's train. It's a shame that you can't get inside. Next to the steam locomotive was a diesel car that looked like it was sky blue. It looked somewhat Japanese. Next to that was a train that looked like it was sky blue and looked very similar to the JNR 301 series. Both were probably made in Japan. I was impressed by how familiar it looked. Behind it was a carriage whose colouring seemed to be inspired by a Japanese National Railways express train. It's a subtle, no, quite charming train. Going further in, there was a train with a face that resembled the original Keisei Skyliner. It looked like a diesel railcar. The Korea Railway Museum has a lot to offer Japanese train enthusiasts. It's cheap, and you can enjoy watching the active trains running next to you. I highly recommend it. #TravelWithMe #KoreaRailwayMuseum