일본 에히메현·오즈지역 강항로드 콘텐츠 개발 - 강항의 『간양록』 을 중심으로

Abstract

This study primarily aimed to study <Development of Gang-hang ROAD Contents in Eime Prefecture and Ozu Province>, where Gang-hang stayed for about a year, focusing on the traces left in Japan for two years and eight months after being captured by the Japanese military during the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1597. With Gang-hang as an academic theme, many scholars have published their research results based on his literary book "Ganyangrok" (Korea-Japan International Academic Seminar on Suiengganghang). Among them, the Tokugawa period was examined in terms of the formation of Seika's ideas, a class of Japanese Neo-Confucianism, or in terms of historical approaches to historical figures of Yi Sun-shin and Won-kyun (Kim Kyung-rok, 2011) through the meeting between Kanghang and Fujiwara Seika (宣弘 桂, 2009). However, considering the importance of Gang-hang's cultural heritage value, it is true that academic research efforts approaching Gang-hang's heritage in terms of historical, cultural, and tourism resources are insufficient (International Academic Seminar 2019 by Mercury Gang-hang Teacher at Kyoto Yonggok University) Therefore, this study aims to raise the need for ROAD content development research based on Eime Prefecture and Ozu, Japan's cultural heritage, to find cultural heritage recorded in the Japanese Experience Record. Among them, he used the "Gang-hang Cultural Festival," which has been in effect since 2020, with the literature of "Gangyangrok" and "Gang-hang Hwicho," a study he passed on to Japan, to observe the activities of Japan's Gang-hang Road through tourism resource development and content development, focusing on major cultural heritage sites in Eime Prefecture. In addition, since 2020, we have been conducting private exchanges between Korea and Japan under the 'Gang-hang Cultural System', and 'Gang-hang ROAD Content in Eime Prefecture and Ozu' is also under development. Accordingly, this study confirmed that <Development of ROAD Contents in Aime Prefecture and Ozu> is recognized as a common historical and cultural site between Korea and Japan, not just for the purpose of tourism exchanges between the two countries. In conclusion, the development of ROAD contents in Eime Prefecture and Ozu, Japan, repeatedly confirmed that this study is in line with a series of efforts to promote historical and cultural pride and pride in both countries. In addition, 42 people visited the development and utilization of Japan's Gang-hang Historic Site as a field trip (the 1st tourist group in 2019, the 2nd Yonggok University International Academic Seminar).