CUMULATIVE LIST OF ART OBJECT AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL MATERIALS IN JAPAN

 

CUMULATIVE LIST OF ART OBJECTS AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL MATERIALS IN JAPAN

 

A. Government Property

Tokyo Museum 5,617 items
Kyoto Museum 5 items(List 2, from page 26 to 27)
Tokyo University 412 items (List 1, from page 101 to 111)
Kyoto University 345 items(List is possesion of Foreign Ministry, Korea)
Tokyo University of Arts 85 items(List 1, page 113 and List 2, page 28, These items include those in pessesion of world.)

Total 6,471 items

 

B. Non-Government Property

Tsk◆…◆ 1,002 items(List of Kogara Collection)
Jiro Ichita 292items(List1, from page 181 to 193)
Selichi Yateul 1,865 items(List 2, from page 31 to 41)
Rsi◆o Shibata 50items(List 2, from page 49 to 56)
Join Karubo 11 items(List 2, page 59)

*Other Properties owned by individuals.

Cermaies 744 items(List 1, 626 items, from page 117 to 152 and List 2, 68 items, from page 63 to 80)
Buddhist Images 70 items(List 1, 69 items, form page 201 to 206 and List 2, 1 items, page 81)
Paintings 44items(List 1, 20 items from 207 and 209 and List 2, 24 items, from 82 to 84)
◆…◆ 120 items(List1, 41 items, from page 251 to 255 and List 2, 79 items, from page 85 to 91)
Bells(private) 7 items(List1, 4 items from page 155 to 156 and List 2, 5 items, page 93)

* ◆…◆

Archaeological Materials (◆…◆ 167 items (List 1, 65items, page 257 to 244 and List 2, 5 items, page 95)
Stones Places 6 items(List 2, page 157)
Wooden Places 246 items(List 1, page 211 to 230)
Tiles 1,338 items(List 1, page 231)

Total 6,018 items

 

Total of Government Property 5,471 items

Total of Non-Government Property 6,018 items

Grand Total 12,489 items

 

CUMULATIVE LIST OF KOREAN CLASSICAL BOOKS IN JAPAN

 

Name of LibraryNumber of Books
1. ◆…◆(Kaikakn Library)(Government-connect)2,566 (ROK Foreign Ministry's List)
2. ◆…◆"895"
3. Selkgde"2,613"
4. ◆…◆　1,335"
5. S◆…◆　2,708"
6. Selkido ◆◆◆◆◆　384"
7. S◆…◆　154"
8. ◆…◆　19"
9. Toyo Benko(Government-owned)4,900"
10. ◆…◆(Kyoto University)"10"
11. ◆…◆　10"
12. ◆…◆　　"
13. ◆…◆　253"
14. Tohuka University Library(Government-owned)273(List 2)
15. ◆…◆ Igshil ◆…◆　119"
16. ◆…◆　557"
17. ◆…◆　9"
18. ◆…◆　38"
19. ◆…◆　19"
　　Total18,288(encluding ◆…◆)

 

**◆…◆: Of the above libraries, the first and libraries are d◆…◆ most important.

 

ITEMIZED LIST OF CULTURAL PROPERTIES(ART OBJECTS AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL MATERIALS) FIRSTLY REQUESTED FOR RESTORATION

 

1. Ragistered Cultural Properties(National Treasures or important Art Objects)81 items(of three, 80 are private.)
2. Objects removed by the so-called "Chosen-Government-General"201 items (Government owned)
3. Objects removed by the so-called "Resident and Governor Generals"104 items
4. Objects ◆◆arthed from ancient tombs and other historical remains in kyung Nam and Kying puk Provinces434 items (Government owned)
5. Objects ◆◆arthed from ancient tombs and other historical remains of "Koryo" Period195 items "

Total 1,015 items

 

**Remarks : 1. A list of the above 5-category items was already put forword to the Japanese side.
2. The above list does not include those objects ◆◆◆◆thed from "Changayung" ancient tembs (already restored by Japan) and 489 items from "Yangnan" Couple's Tomb an sunitted by the JApanese side.
3. The above items were removed from Korea ◆…◆ to 1905.

 

ITEMS REQUESTED FOR RESTORATION OF PRIVATALY-OWNED KOREAN CULTURAL PROPERTIES

 

1. Registered Cultural Properties 80 items(These items were reglatered during the period of Japanese occupaties as neilnal tresures or im-portant art objects and included in the first request for ◆…◆tion of art objects and arobes-ological materials.)
2. Classical books, painting and Buddist images removed by ◆…◆chi.
3. Cultural Properties owned by Takenoske Kogura 1,002 items(including reglstered cultural properties.)
4. Cultural properties owned by Jiro Ichitn 292 items

 

** Remarks :1. The above properties were removed from Korea subequent to 1905.
2. Take◆◆◆◆ke Kogura and Jiro Ichita had been prominent collectors of Korean cultural properties and the properties owned by them were not yet requested for reatoration.