@article{ART002025062},
author={NO, Sung Hwan},
title={Study on the Korean captive During the Japanese Invasion of Korea in the Shikoku, Japan},
journal={Journal of Japanese Culture},
issn={1226-3605},
year={2015},
number={66},
pages={199-222},
doi={10.21481/jbunka..66.201508.199}
TY - JOUR
AU - NO, Sung Hwan
TI - Study on the Korean captive During the Japanese Invasion of Korea in the Shikoku, Japan
JO - Journal of Japanese Culture
PY - 2015
VL - null
IS - 66
PB - The Japanese Culture Association Of Korea (Jcak)
SP - 199
EP - 222
SN - 1226-3605
AB - This study is about the Korean captive during the Japanese Invasion of Korea in the Kagawa, Dokushima, Kouchi, Japan. At that time, local lords who were commanded by Hideyoshi, they plundered Korean animals, plants, cultural assets, Korean people. From this reason, there were a wide variety of Korean class people lived in Shikoku area. There were characteristic differences between Social classes. Firstly, There are different attitude toward the returning to native country. YangBan(aristocratic class) were more eager to going back to Korea due to social and economic rights in Korea. Secondly, YangBan had been exchange letters with other inhabitance. In other words, they were having a social network, and trading informations. Thirdly, They played an important role as a Korean culture introduce. For example, KyungDong introduced Medical practice, ChosenKokujyo introduced weaving technique to the local area. From this kind of forced personal exchange, contributed to cultural diffusion. Lastly, There were local Japanese people who were sympathize with the Korean prisoners and honoring their souls. Especially honoring process were appeared more towards woman prisoners. For example, Ozoe and Kozoe in Kagawa, Chousenkokujyo in Kouchi, Chousenjyo in Dokushima. For these captive Korean, Monuments and information board were built, and memorial events were held by local people. Personally I hope that this movement will contribute to prevent repetition of Korea-Japan historical tragic event.
KW - Japanese Invasion of Korea;Korean captive;Kagawa;Dokushima;Kouchi
DO - 10.21481/jbunka..66.201508.199
ER -
NO, Sung Hwan. (2015). Study on the Korean captive During the Japanese Invasion of Korea in the Shikoku, Japan. Journal of Japanese Culture, 66, 199-222.
NO, Sung Hwan. 2015, "Study on the Korean captive During the Japanese Invasion of Korea in the Shikoku, Japan", Journal of Japanese Culture, no.66, pp.199-222. Available from: doi:10.21481/jbunka..66.201508.199
NO, Sung Hwan "Study on the Korean captive During the Japanese Invasion of Korea in the Shikoku, Japan" Journal of Japanese Culture 66 pp.199-222 (2015) : 199.
NO, Sung Hwan. Study on the Korean captive During the Japanese Invasion of Korea in the Shikoku, Japan. 2015; 66 : 199-222. Available from: doi:10.21481/jbunka..66.201508.199
NO, Sung Hwan. "Study on the Korean captive During the Japanese Invasion of Korea in the Shikoku, Japan" Journal of Japanese Culture no.66(2015) : 199-222.doi: 10.21481/jbunka..66.201508.199
NO, Sung Hwan. Study on the Korean captive During the Japanese Invasion of Korea in the Shikoku, Japan. Journal of Japanese Culture, 66, 199-222. doi: 10.21481/jbunka..66.201508.199
NO, Sung Hwan. Study on the Korean captive During the Japanese Invasion of Korea in the Shikoku, Japan. Journal of Japanese Culture. 2015; 66 199-222. doi: 10.21481/jbunka..66.201508.199
NO, Sung Hwan. Study on the Korean captive During the Japanese Invasion of Korea in the Shikoku, Japan. 2015; 66 : 199-222. Available from: doi:10.21481/jbunka..66.201508.199
NO, Sung Hwan. "Study on the Korean captive During the Japanese Invasion of Korea in the Shikoku, Japan" Journal of Japanese Culture no.66(2015) : 199-222.doi: 10.21481/jbunka..66.201508.199
