Minerals, hydroxymethyfufural (HMF) and vitamins in native bee-honey (NBH) harvested from four different areas of Kangwon, korea were analyzed . Ash content of NBH varied from 0.26 to 0.50 % with the mean and standard deviation values of 0.32$pm$ 0.17% and those of FBH varied from 0.15 to 0.58%(0.32$pm$0.37) . Among analyzed minerals, the concentration of K,Ca, Mg, Fe and P except Na in NBH were found to be higher than those in FBH. The amounts of K and NA in NBH were 1200-3200ppm(2000 $pm$770ppm) and 35-50ppm(38$pm$6ppm), and those in FBH were 1100-3300ppm(1900$pm$ 1700ppm) and 32-72ppm(49$pm$17ppm), respectively. The mean value of Na to K ratio expressed as Na/Kx10$^3$ was 20$pm$4 for the NBH and 41$pm$25 for the FBH. HMF levels in NBH were 0.50$pm$0.22mg% which was twice as much as those in FBH. Ascorbic acid and riboflavin in NBH were present at the range of 2.2-4.0mg% and 0.17-0.24mg% , respectively, of which were not significantly different from those obtained from the FBH.