Somyeong Publishing Editorial Department: Joseon Shipwreck Diary

The following is a report from a middle-class warrior in Satsmaburn (now Kagoshima province) at the southern tip of Kushhu, Japan, named Yasda Yosita. The series of drawings contains a variety of pictures. He painted the characters and other instruments, the routes he sailed, and the armor from the ship. It's not just that he was a man of war in the early 19th century. The eyepower of the Yasda was keen. Not just the country, not just the landscape, but also the faces and costumes of the characters he met, the differences in official garb, the usual customs, and the details. If the man of the old man of a ship was a gentleman of the ancient sign, the precise description of the object as a living-synthetic figure, as if it were a garden, is characteristic of the zoysts. The Japanese have been living in the war since the beginning of World War II. The main ones are the eyewaves of NSS, the cochlea, the sulfate and the urethra. The area around the cloud was not detailed as it was drawn on the sealines as it went from the D’A’s cannon to the ’A’, but because the eyes of the eyes, the polyps and the o’mols had stayed for a long time, they left behind a detailed picture. The case of the Anapo was not only a sign of internal circumstances, but also of coastal villages, defense. In the case of the multi-poll, he painted details, including the image of the daguy, around the ball. The authorities in Daedor, who are also stationed in the ultra-sonic crown, have even drawn the shape of the boat that came in to investigate and send back the drift of the Yasda crew.

Korean title: 조선표류일기

Korean author: 소명출판 편집부

Korean publisher: 소명출판

ISBN-13: 9791159055225