The current policy for multicultural education frequently mentions cultural differences or understanding of other cultures but is superficial because it doesn’t specifically mention self-reflection about biased views against the minority or anti-racism education. The current policy doesn’t state specific ways to educate multicultural citizens to realize an equal and stable society for self-realization for multicultural education. The emergence of the multicultural society, however, demands the conversion of recognition about differences and exclusivism which have been historically overlooked due to ethnic nationalism of Korean people and raises education of future generations to form and develop a world of fair power according to a new spirit of the age as an educational task. Education is the most fundamental implementation to take responsibility for upcoming multicultural phenomena of Korea and in consequence, there should be active reflective research and efforts about it. In this sense, efforts were made to study our unique traditional educational culture as an alternative. As kingdoms with sovereign power based on agrarian societies had been maintained in Korea for a long time, the nation had an educational tradition to form desirable communities. Communitarianism of Korea has a tradition of community education which is basically different from those of communitarianism in civil societies. Those civil societies based on liberalism and reformism of multicultural education which have been planned by Western societies. It is community education following complementary human views and community education following organic world views. Our unique educational views are based on the assumption that humans and humans, humans and societies, and humans and the world are in complementary relations and organic relations. Accordingly, our peculiar educational culture pursues self-realization and the common good through sympathy and love without prejudice. Unique educational culture of Korea contains wisdom about ways to realize positively functional connections between men and societies through education. Such connections can’t be found in multicultural education.