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This article explores how a digital cultural map can be created based on a database of story materials specific to Korea. Since in story materials, spatial characteristics come with contexts, such as points, areas, and routes, it is necessary to create a digital map service that takes those contexts into account. A spatial database that incorporates spatial characteristics allows connections to time, events, characters, high/low-order space data, description data, and multimedia data. It is then possible to design a service system, which enables multidimensional analysis of background, character, and multimedia information centering on a story material. This article also examines metadata used for such a map service because it requires metadata containing more detailed information on time and space than the current version. Ultimately, once this digital map has been created, it will allow a better understanding of spatial characteristics, such as points, areas, and routes, the creation of new knowledge, and the planning of creative content.