Choi Seok-young: They're telling the museum to make money.

The "T" and "T." -- [T"] and "2019" were the comments of experts about the changes that have taken place in Japan's museums since 2001, including the geo-responsibility of the Japanese Museum and the independent administration. When we see the general reader asking the book's title museum to make money, we may wonder what's going on in our museum. But it's a word of change since 2001, which is diagnosed as in the 'The Winter Age' that we will also refer to in our museums. Culture is all the way. There are various institutions that not only collect and capture and manage the history of mankind but also share it with us, share it, and help us develop it. The world's largest cities are the history archives, archives, Acaves, libraries and museums. The inter-interagement between these institutions is important, and it's very important to have a very high-profile university curriculum. In our country, library studies (in recent years, literature and information) have been installed in the first and foremost university. The importance of museum studies with library studies is not to be mentioned, but it's still hard to find them in our universities, even though we may not see them as different from the West. This situation becomes a vicious cycle with the writers, so far as the country knows, there is probably no Japanese museum, no expert on the world's museum policies. Where does this cycle come from? The point is that the change in perception of government or relationship to the importance of museum studies is desperately necessary.

Korean title: 박물관에게 돈을 벌라고 하네

Korean author: 최석영

Korean publisher: 민속원

ISBN-13: 9788928518067