2017, Vol., No.73

Journal of Japanese Culture 2023 KCI Impact Factor : 0.36

pISSN : 1226-3605 / eISSN : 2733-8908
https://journal.kci.go.kr/JJC

This paper introduces the operational status of the Web Takeshima Issue Research Institute in Shimane Prefecture, Japan, as a comparative subject in the operation of the Dokdo related business, and presents the real image and the virtual image of the Takeshima Issue Study, which is the main axis of the activity, to Masao Shimojo. Masao Shimojo's article contributed to the Takeshima Issue Research is 88 pages in total, and is still ongoing in the series. The logic of the contribution of "Seokdo = Dokdo's error and Mun Se-Yeong's" Korean dictionary "among them is" stand alone abbreviation. It was written as Dokdo in the sense that it is a solely existing island. This is, therefore, "obvious evidence" that Dokdo is not included in administrative area of Ulleung-gun and Seokdo that did not exist. However, due to colonists in Jeolla-do, Dolseom was called Jeolla-do dialect, Dokseom, which was written in Kanji as Seokdo and changed to Dokdo in the process of moving. There are many things made of stones in the island, and it is also somewhat lonely apart that it has become quite convincing that I came to call it Dokdo based on the fact that there are many cases that adopted the Kanji "doku". Furthermore, clear evidence is sufficient that the contents are listed in the "Korean dictionary" as the reference material used in the word 'stone' as a dialect.

Takeshima Problem Research Group 's fact-making method for "peace line" Choi Jang Keun This study examined the way in which the 'Takeshima Problem Research Group' faked the essence of 'peace line'. The Peace Line, which was signed by the Peace Treaty for Japan and established by the Korean government in the East Sea, maintained the fishing order of the East Sea until the 1965 fishery agreement of the Korea - Japan Agreement was signed. Dokdo's sovereignty was recognized by the Allied Supreme Command as Korea's territory after Japan's defeat and Dokdo was recognized as a jurisdiction for 12 nautical miles around Dokdo. In the Peace Treaty for Japan the Allied Powers changed the actions of the Allied High Command to avoid mentioning Dokdo's status, but did not recognize Dokdo as Japanese territory. However, today 's Takeshima Problem Research Group succeeds the previous Japanese government 's position and fosters Dokdo' s territorial sovereignty by adding new logic to it.

Gon Gitsune, written by Nankichi Niimi, is now adapted in all of the fourth-grade Japanese textbooks. Its story is very familiar to most of us and close analyses of the text are done by lots of scholars. However, the story contains several elements that are not appropriate to close and logical analyses. At the same time it has a tendency to cause a gap between what we get by close analyses and what we understand through instinctive readings. Now that almost a century has passed since Gon Gitsune was published, some parts of the text are difficult to understand without explanations for the children that are supposed to be its readers. Such a work we may not give children as a teaching material to train the reading comprehension as ever, but we may reposition it as a classic juvenile literature. And furthermore I’d like to propose that we should reconsider it as an opportunity to examine our traditional culture.