The theme of Hall II is the living and industry of Jeju Island.

As Jeju Island is surrounded by seas on all sides, abundant food has been taken from the seas. Using a raft called taewoo they caught jaridom, a small kind of snappers and they used sail boats to catch tail fish or okdom, (a large kind of snapper). Haenyeo (women divers) dived into the sea of over 10-15m deep and caught marine products, demonstrating a tenacious spirit of independent living.

The hall also exhibits women divers gear (goggles, spades, spears, shell openers) and farming tools (boolmi bellows, daengi plow blades, boseup molds for plow blades), evoking an image of old Jeju Island.

The wide slopes of Mt. Halla have been used as ranches since the Goryeo Dynasty. Jeju's indigenous ponies, strong and mild in temperament, is used for farming (plowing and pulling carts) as well as riding.

The hall allows you to have a glimpse of farming tools, preserving containers and pounding tools.