Jeong Jae-jeong: Korean-Japanese History

One of the sources of this is a book from Gwant Kyoto, which examines the history of the relationship through the window called Kyoto. Kyoto, commonly called the Millennium, has been a city of historical culture, capital and representative of Japan for over 1,000 years. So Kyoto is a city that clearly shows that South Korea and Japan are neighboring countries that have had close relationships with history, culture and economics in many ways. The book is about the history of the history in Kyoto, making the remains and relics of the Kyoto site of his response. The impression and appreciation of the remains and relics based on the history of the answer, and the historical facts and research that were involved in them have been supplemented by research and reference work. We split the material into nine key words, and we look at Kyoto's urban history and its core. The author vividly reviews yesterday the true ovation of the Mayi Yeu-ran and its founding in the field. This book, which is cut at Kyoto's historical site, helps us to understand the history of our daily relationships while enjoying Kyoto. It is a book that provides a dialogue where people in both South Korea and Japan know exactly what they're doing, and have a sense of their history.

Korean title: 한일통사

Korean author: 정재정

Korean publisher: 효형출판

ISBN-13: 9788958720546