Urgent Study : Life History Study of Individuals Who lived on the Korean Peninsula Under Japanese Rule

我们这个项目的目的是报告我们团队进行的一项联合探索性田野调查的结果。我们首先采访了被占领期间居住在朝鲜半岛的日本公民，询问了他们在那段时间在韩国的生活情况。在对占领期间居住在朝鲜半岛的个人进行了上述采访后，研究小组前往韩国城市群山，收集了与占领期间建造并至今仍保留的数量较多的日式住宅有关的实地数据。在群山田野调查结束后，我们有机会采访了殖民时期在韩国长大的韩国公民。因此，我们通过收集大量日本人曾经居住过的群山的实地资料，以及对当时居住在朝鲜半岛的日本和韩国公民的采访，试图全面考察日本统治下的朝鲜半岛。我们举行了4次研讨会和1次200人的国际研讨会。

This purpose of our project is to report the findings of a joint exploratory fieldwork study conducted by our team. We firstly conducted interviews with Japanese citizens who lived on the Korean Peninsula during the years of occupation, in which we asked about their lives in Korea during that time. After conducting the above-mentioned interviews with individuals who had lived in the Korean peninsula during the occupation, the research group traveled to the Korean city of Gunsan to collect field data related to its relatively large number of Japanese-style homes that were erected during the occupation and still remain today. Following the conclusion of the Gunsan field research, we had the opportunity to interview Korean citizens who had grown up in Korea during the colonial period. Thus, through collecting field data on Gunsan, a city in which a large number of Japanese once lived, and interviews with both Japanese and Korean citizens who lived on the Korean peninsula during that time, we attempted to comprehensively examine the Korean peninsula under Japanese rule.We had four workshops and one international symposium on 200.