Cheongam University Institute of Korean Studies in Japan: Sangbong 1

The data was published in the fifth year of the project, the final year of a Jail - Corian Diaspora 100, sponsored by the Korean Central Research Institute for the Advancement of Korean Studies. The release of the data was made possible by a group of Jail-Corian communities from the 1980s, at the same time being followed by Jail - Ill - ill - M. The late teacher has been a editor since 1981 who's been working on the coverage of Jailcorian information as a communications space for the culture of Osaka, while also making an approach to the country's well-being. In other words, since the 1980s, he has been exposed to and dealt with more of the activities, issues, culture and information of Jail-Charian society than anyone else. You're the one that got it to the archives this time? Your reunion? The N.I.C.'s published in 1981, and it's post-it information in 1988? The future? The presentation of communications space to Jail-Charian society, of course, contributed greatly to the development of cultural art and was a source of information that faithfully functioned as a national intelligence. Really? Your reunion? "The idea of a political unity beyond ideas and ideology has been the focus of Jail-Corian ethnic identity and rights rights.". And with him, we're talking about promoting the friendship with Japanese society and contributing to the unity of peace in the Korean peninsula.

Korean title: 상봉 1

Korean author: 청암대학교 재일코리안연구소

Korean publisher: 선인

ISBN-13: 9791160682212