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NORTHEAST ASIAN HISTORY FOUNDATION 11/2024 Newsletter
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조선 후기 한일 교류를 논하며 미래 교류를 전망하다
Forecasting Future Korea-Japan Relations from 2024 international academic conference on “Korea-Japan Relations during the Late Joseon Period” On September 6, 2024, an international academic conference on “Korea-Japan Relations during the Late Joseon Period” was held at the Northeast Asian History Foundation’s conference room. This event provided an in-depth analysis of the diplomacy and exchanges between Korea and Japan during that era, offering good networking opportunities for scholars from both countries. Now we invite you to join us in reflecting on this meaningful gathering, where both senior and rising researchers from Korea and Japan were engaged in this fruitful discussions.
일본의 조선통신사 기록에 보이는 삽화
Illustrations of the Joseon Tongsinsa in the Japanese Records In both Korea and Japan, various paintings related to the Joseon Tongsinsa still exist. However, among these artworks, some are not standalone pieces but rather illustrations embedded within written records. Let’s delve into the stories depicted in the illustrations found in Japan’s records of the Joseon Tongsinsa.
『한국식생활문화사』 우리 식생활의 독특함에 대한 설명서
“A History of Korean Dietary Culture” - An Exploration of Our Unique Food Culture Culture is a way of life, a collective result of behavior pattern. Among the activities of daily living, "dietary culture" embodies the essence and core of our identity. On our tables today, we still enjoy the rice, kimchi, and doenjang-jjigae that our ancestors have eaten. This book, “A History of Korean Dietary Culture,” captures the dietary practices that are most closely tied to our daily lives.
백두산을 가다
Journey to Baekdu Mountain Baekdu Mountain, standing at 2,744 meters above sea level, is the highest peak on the Korean Peninsula, with its summit known as Janggunbong. Currently, there are three routes to reach Baekdu Mountain from Seoul: the northern, western, and southern areas, which are close to the Chinese border. Here, we vividly capture the journey to Baekdu Mountain, featuring a route that offers breathtaking views of the Cheonji caldera lake.
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