Ganghwa Anglican Cathedral is a cathedral of the Diocese of the Anglican Church in Seoul, opened on November 15, 1900, and is the first hanok-style cathedral in Korea, as well as the first cathedral on Gangwadu Island. It was established by the first Bishop of the Anglican Church in Korea, Charles John Corfe, in memory of the Koreans who were baptized in 1896 on Gangwadu Island for the first time. The cathedral is the oldest Anglican church in Korea, where Kim Heejun was painted; The first Korean Anglican priest whose ordination was approved in 1915. The cathedral is distinguished by its unique architectural beauty and the beauty of the surrounding nature, so do not miss your visit to it.