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Endo Kimio: Korea's last leopard

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"The Last Leopard of Korea" tells the story of the background behind the disappearance of the Korean leopard. The Japanese author searches for traces of leopards throughout Korea and expresses sorrow over the records of the vanished animals, raising questions about what has become of the Korean leopard and whether it has completely disappeared from the face of the earth.

Korean title: 한국의 마지막 표범

Korean author: 엔도 키미오

Korean publisher: 이담북스

ISBN-13: 9788926854440

Reviews

5.0
Based on 4 reviews
EU*******
November 14, 2023

Following in the footsteps of Korea's last tigers..

EU*******
November 9, 2023

Thank you for the valuable materials.

BL********
August 31, 2020

A book I really wanted to own!! It was a time to pay tribute to the leopards that lived on this land. It just breaks my heart that such material was compiled by a Japanese person...

YE********
February 3, 2014

A small house with a slightly sloping yard and a tiled roof that appeared to be leaning. A waist-high foundation, made of stacked stones solidified with clay, supported the house. The paper on the lattice window visible from the yard was torn, and holes in the mud walls were patched up with dark blue paper. The entrance to the hearth on the side of the house was blackened with soot, as it was where the ondol (Korean underfloor heating system) was lit. The owners of this poor mountain house were

엔도 키미오: 한국의 마지막 표범
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