The Ama Museum — House of Peace and Women's Human Rights is Taiwan's first memorial dedicated to "comfort women" victims, established by the Taipei Women's Rescue Foundation. This article introduces the museum's exhibitions and its role in preserving survivors' oral histories.
I. The museum: The Ama Museum opened in 2016 as Taiwan's first "comfort women" memorial, presenting exhibitions on the history of the "comfort women" system and the experiences of Taiwanese victims. (Sources: Ama Museum amamuseum.org.tw; public reports)
II. Preserving memory: The museum preserves oral histories of Taiwanese survivors, many of whom have passed away. It serves as both a memorial and an educational site, advancing public understanding of this history.
(Sources: Ama Museum; public reports)