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I suggest you use Unicode because Access can store value in Unicode.
Put this meta tag in every page inside the head tag
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8">
Put this code in Global.asa file
Sub Session_OnStart()
Session.CodePage = 65001 ' Unicode UTF-8
Session.LCID = 1042 ' Korean
End Sub
To use Global.asa, you need to make the virtual directory an application in IIS console. I think you know how to do that.
Save the data from the form and open the database to look at the data. You should be able to see Korean text in Access table.