Joseon Beomjong in Entsuji, the government office that ruled Tsushima in the 15th century. The octagonal and non-heavenly patterns of Taegeuk are evident, indicating at a glance that they are Korean species. "Bachelor" is Korean? "No, is "Ge" Korean?" I was surprised when I told a taxi driver in Tsushima, who abbreviates "Tsutong" (Tsushima bachelor) and "Satchong" (Saporo bachelor), that "Bachelor" is Korean. Korean paper scissors are also called "gee" in Tsushima. You can't hear this in other parts of Japan. There are still more than 300 Korean words commonly used only in Tsushima.》 During the ● Japanese colonial period, 20,000 Koreans lived in the island, and 92% of the island was barren mountainous, and the survival and rise of Tsushima Island, which has less than 3% of farmland, have historically been greatly influenced by exchanges with the Korean Peninsula. "There are times when the relationship between the Korean Peninsula and Tsushima Island was bright and dark," said Nagatome Hisa, chairman of the Tsushima Local Research Association. He cited the 500th year of the 3rd to 2nd centuries B.C. and the early Joseon Dynasty as good times. Even in Japanese colonial era, Tsushima Island flourished to the extent that its population reached 90,000. However, since the end of World War II, as exchanges with Korea have been cut off, the population has decreased year by year, and now it is only 40,000. More than 20,000 Koreans lived in Japanese colonial era, but now only 60. Since the launch of regular passenger ships between Busan and Daemado in 1999, the number of Korean tourists has increased rapidly. Last year, 15,300 Koreans visited Tsushima Island. If the ferry departing from Busan Port does not float due to the high wave height, major hotels and restaurants in Tsushima Island may be empty. During the Joseon Dynasty, "Arirang Matsu-ri," where people participate in ● hanbok, there was a "Joseon boom" periodically in Tsushima Island. Tsushima Island heated up when a procession of Joseon news agencies, a large-scale cultural mission consisting of more than 500 people, including bureaucratic and interpreter bands, passed by. In Tsushima Island, traces of Joseon Tongsinsa, which was dispatched 12 times over 200 years from 1607 to 1811, remain everywhere. Most temples and government offices have marble signs saying, "Where the Joseon Tongsinsa stayed." On the first Sunday of August every year, Arirang Matsu-ri is held to reenact the procession of Joseon Tongsinsa. At this time, residents of Tsushima Island change into hanbok and participate in the procession of Joseon Tongsinsa. Mainly, the head of Dongnae-gu, Busan, or the head of the district council, is invited to ride in the kiln where the official of the Joseon news agency used to ride. The escort is headed by the captains of the Land and Marine Self-Defense Force and the Maritime Self-Defense Force in Daemado Island. ● Among the relics displayed at the Daemado Historical Folk Archives, the official appointment of the Joseon royal family, Kosin was particularly interesting. Those who received Daemado Island as solid evidence showing that it was politically subordinated to Joseon were called vertical Japanese. Perhaps that's why an employee of the archives, who specifically allowed the reporters to shoot inside the exhibition hall, expressed reluctance to the filming, saying, "It's not owned by the museum," only for some reason. When I looked closely, it said, "Director of the Korean History Compilation Committee." When the reporters showed special interest in the ancient times, the employee tried to reduce the meaning with an uncomfortable expression. "It wasn't just Japanese people in Japan, and there were many people from Korea and China. "Goshin was received by people who were recognized for playing the role of spies in the Joseon Dynasty as Japanese pirates from Korea." ● The native of Tsushima Island is a Baekje-based Yumin? Surrounded by a rias coast and calm like a lake, Asau Bay is a famous fishing spot for professional anglers from both Korea and Japan these days, but it has been a natural fortress that has long been a den for Japanese pirates. During the reign of King Taejong of the Joseon Dynasty, General Lee Jong-moo also stayed in the Asau Bay area for a month to wipe out Japanese pirates. In this area, there is Ganadanogi, a Baekje-style fortress built by Baekje residents in preparation for the invasion of the Nadang Allied Forces in 667. The relationship with Baekje can also be traced to the lineage of the Abiryu family, who dominated Tsushima until the mid-13th century. This is because "Abiryu" is presumed to have the same etymology as "Asadal," "Not Yet," "Asanyo," and "Biryu Baekje." ● The Korean wind is strong again on Tsushima Island's Korean boom. Daemado Island, which was promoted to the city in March, is in full swing to cut mountains and develop hot springs and golf courses. The willingness to attract more Koreans is felt throughout the island. Nagasaki Prefecture, to which Tsushima Island belongs, has submitted a bill to the government on the "Daemado Special Zone." This includes policies such as visa exemption, easing regulations on land use and acquisition on the island, and expanding Korean language education for Korean tourists visiting Tsushima Island. In fact, Korean group tourists and students have been exempt from visas since last year. In addition, students in the Department of International Exchange at Daemado High School are required to complete five Korean credits among graduation credits (25 credits). ● As you can buy land by showing your resident card, I found an interesting poster called "village on Daemado Island" in the Missu area during the coverage. In Japanese and Korean, the land and buildings of Daemado Island can be purchased by everyone in Korea. The sale price of land and buildings starts at 20 million won. When I called the number on the wall and asked, "I'm Korean, can I buy a farmhouse house in Tsushima?" a Japanese real estate agent replied, "You can buy it by presenting a Korean resident registration card, register it, and the price is 200,000 won to 300,000 won per pyeong." Hiroshi Uchida, head of the General Arms Planning Division at Daemado City Hall, also confirmed the fact, saying, "There are 4 million to 5 million people living in Busan, 50km away, and Fukuoka, 150km away, has a population of only 2 million. "Why wouldn't I interact with Korea when there is a good market in front of me?" he added. "A villa in Daemado Island!" There are placards all over Tsushima Island, which is trying to develop its economy through exchanges with Korea, saying, "Koreans can also purchase land and buildings on Tsushima Island." With Japan effectively dominating Tsushima Island by revitalizing the ● exchange, it is not easy for us to claim sovereignty over Tsushima Island based on historical facts. Rather, it can be said that it is realistic to incorporate Tsushima into Korea's economic and cultural sectors by activating exchanges. Hong Kwan-young, who has been a tour guide here for six years, has the same thought. He said, "The reason Daemado Island has become Japanese land is that Korea has neglected it because it is barren land," adding, "It is urgent to continue the relationship between Korea and Tsushima through economic and cultural exchanges rather than territorial disputes." A 16.58-meter-long scroll painting containing a splendid parade of 400 to 500 Joseon Tongsinsa's group of Korean-related relics and events in Tsushima Island. Storage in the Izuhara Tsushima History Folklore Archives. Arirang Matsu-ri The largest festival in Tsushima Island held on the first Saturday-Sunday of August every year. Reproducing the procession of Joseon Tongsinsa. Various events such as rowing competitions and fireworks. It is said that it was built in 538 by King Seong of Baekje in 538 in Bailinji in the hometown where Buddha statues and scriptures were spread to Japan. A place where he/she was subjugated to Joseon in 1436 and then worked to issue a documentary person (a certificate of navigation) to a ship departing from Japan to Joseon. Ganada Castle Site, Japan's oldest castle site. Baekje-style fortress with 2-5m high walls remaining 5.4km. It is known that the people of Baekje built it in preparation for the invasion of the Nadang Allied Forces in 667. The monument to the death of the Silla envoy, which escaped Misahun, the prince of Silla, who was held hostage by the Silla envoy, and commemorated the Silla envoy Park Je-sang, who was caught and executed. In 1988, Korean scholars and maintenance of and Tsushima Island rallied to build. Cause or consideration of the (小綱) kanonji (觀音寺) one of the temple, which dates back to before being placed with. 1330 in a document found in statue cast was but present, but through what channel says that dedicated to the Island and to see whether they came to unknown. ========================================== of Tsushima is our land, evidence "Is this your Tsushima : () during the island province of Joseon, should use the power." ― a Tokugawa shogunate by someone close to Island told senior management. 1617 of service providers igyeongjik to perform their (carrier group) of Tsushima, which I noted down and listen to the senior management. Tsushima is … the grace of our adjustment from generation to generation in the courtyard of the Joseon Dynasty and so, justice and subject, wages, to speak to the ground so to speak to the shipbuilding small island. Evidence that Tsushima Island is our land, "Your island (Daemado Island) is a Joseon region, so you should work hard on Joseon." - What a close aide of General Edo Makbu told a senior official of Tsushima Island. 1617 of service providers igyeongjik to perform their (carrier group) of Tsushima, which I noted down and listen to the senior management. Tsushima is … the grace of our adjustment from generation to generation in the courtyard of the Joseon Dynasty and so, justice and subject, wages, to speak to the ground so to speak to the shipbuilding small island. - In a report released in 1590 AD, just before the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, Kim Seong-il, who had been to Japan as a news agency, returned to Joseon, and if you give our Tsushima the name of the state according to the example of the state in Joseon territory, I will do as I ask. 1419 ― of behind Ōei Invasion that governors of the (strategy) … In a letter. Since this place is not ordered by the king of Japan, it is haunted and evil in the middle, but they all hope to receive books and return to our court, so let the island's leaders come and go as they used to, sometimes give them food and books to prepare for unexpected misfortunes. 1444 ― of Tsushima, which was sent to chomugwan ganggwonseon an article to report to the King Sejong. ------------------------------------------------------- from (Around 1,200 years) the late 13th century, to (Around 1,000 years) in the late 11th century Jinbong relationship is subsequently found to have been studying for the consideration of the Island more than 200 years. (Island when consideration is that our land) ------------------------------------------------------- 『 sangayo drugs, " Look, " Tsushima Island to speak on the (a book written by a monk : the late 12th century Japan Tiantai) goryeoguk of the throat (ranch : 牧). In the old days, Silla people, flowering Emperor (開化天皇) from (Tsushima) the island in the (as ilbonbonju) seumnae have been (襲來). Finally get the island by the subjugation of Silla via Island in the Emperor jungae pungpogung, did. ― 1723 Island, climbing room (藤定房) Island's history, written by Daeju pyeonnyeollyak 『 (對州編年略) In general, Tsushima itself was in 』 sillaguk and the same place. I Put some of what is there of all people of Silla, as well as no different. - According to Goryeosa, the second volume of the Japanese book Jindae at the end of the 13th century, Goryeo has called Daemadoju "Daema-gudanggwan" since the 2nd year of King Seonjong (1085), and this suggests quite interesting. A similar example can be found in the naming of the Seongju of Jeju Island as Tamlagodangsa, and Ilgido (Iki Island between Daemado Island and Gushu Island) Doju as Ilgidanggwan. Gudanggwan is the name of the government office given to the administrative officers in charge of water transportation in the outskirts of the Goryeo Dynasty. From this, you can see the meaning of Goryeo giving the name Gudangsa or Gudanggwan to the rulers of Tamna, Tsushima, and Ilgido. In other words, it shows that the previous three islands were recognized as subordinates of Goryeo (: land belonging to the territory) or that the Goryeo government treated Tsushima and Jeju Island at the same level in Goryeo's unique ruling order. - In Haubong's thesis, Recognition of Tsushima Island by Koreans, Tsushima Island is originally an island and is originally the land of Korea. However, because it was blocked in a tight way, and it was narrow and shabby, the Japanese let it stay and started running around in Gyeongin with the habit of stealing like a dog and stealing like a mouse. - In the Gyoyumun Gate given to the soldiers by King Taejong, who was King Taesang, before conquering Tsushima during the reign of King Sejong, Tsushima (Daemado) is an island and is clearly listed in the literature (book, record) that it was bound by Gyeongsang-do's Gyerim. However, the land was very small and in the middle of the sea, so the traffic was blocked and the people did not live. As a result, those who were kicked out of the country as Japanese pirates flocked to live together and formed a den. - In a letter sent to Tsushima Island after conquering Tsushima Island, Tsushima Island was originally a horse-raising land in Joseon, so Daenaejeon tried to cooperate with Joseon to return Tsushima to Korea, but the current lord does not know that. - To Kang Kwon-seon, a Joseon official who was dispatched to the Ilgido Island after the conquest of Tsushima Island, Noragado Road, the government office of Daenaejeon Hall, Yeongju, said. In Paldojeon, a map created by Pungshinsu-gil by ordering armed forces in preparation for the invasion of Joseon, not only Dokdo Island but also Tsushima Island are listed as Joseon's land and it is written as "target to attack. This is evidence that Japan also did not regard Tsushima as Japanese land.
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