여행안내서 『旅程と費用槪算』으로 본 식민지조선의 관광공간...- 733 -...

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- 731 - 대한지리학회지 제53권 제5호 2018(731~744) 여행안내서 『旅程と費用槪算』으로 본 식민지조선의 관광공간 정치영* A Study on the Tourism Spaces of Colonial Joseon through as Seen through <Ryoteitohiyougaisan> Chi-young Jung* * 한국학중앙연구원 한국학대학원 인문지리학전공 교수(Professor of Human Geography, Graduate School of Korean Studies, The Academy of Korean Studies, [email protected]) 요약 : 대만, 조선, 만주를 차례로 식민지화한 일제는 자국민의 식민지 여행을 장려하였으며, 이는 일본인의 조 선과 만주를 대상으로 한 해외여행 붐으로 이어졌다. 일제는 관광의 공급자로서 식민지의 관광정책을 수립하고, 관광공간의 조성에도 적극적이었다. 이 연구는 일제강점기에 간행된 대표적인 여행 안내서인 『旅程と費用槪 算』에 수록된 식민지조선 관광여행의 여정과 관광지를 분석하여 당시 식민지조선의 관광공간의 성격을 고찰하 고, 나아가 관광의 공급자인 일제가 자국민들에게 보여주고 싶었던 것은 무엇이었으며, 그것이 어떤 의미를 지 녔는지 살펴보는 것을 목적으로 하였다. 그 결과, 1920년대 일본인의 식민지조선 관광은 주로 중국 및 만주 여행 의 일부로서 이루어졌음을 확인할 수 있었으며, 방문지도 경성, 평양, 부산 등 주요 도시에 한정되어 있었다. 『旅 程と費用槪算』이 제안한 관광지들은 일제 통치의 정당성과 일본제국의 우월성을 보여줄 수 있는 장소들이 대부 분이었다. 따라서 식민지조선을 여행한 일본인들은 ‘조선’을 관광하기보다는 ‘조선 내의 일본’을 관광하였다. 주요어 : 여행안내서, 旅程と費用槪算, 관광, 식민지조선, 일제강점기, 철도 Abstract : After colonizing Taiwan, Joseon, and subsequently Manchuria, the Japanese regime encouraged its people’s trip to colonies, leading to a boom of overseas trip to Manchuria and Joseon in Japan. e Japanese regime established tourism policies as a supplier of tourism and actively created tourist places. This study is centered on examining the traits of colonial Joseon as a tourist place by analyzing itineraries and tourist attractions of colonial Joseon cited in <旅程と費用槪算> , a tourist guidebook published during the Japanese imperial rule. Furthermore, this study delves into what the Japanese regime as a supplier of tourism tried to show its people and its meaning. As a result, Japanese people’s trip to colonial Joseon in 1920s was primarily a part of trip to China and Manchuria, and the destinations were limited to major cities such as Seoul, Pyong- yang, and Busan. On the other hand, tourist attractions recommended by <旅程と費用槪算> were mostly places justifying the Japanese rule and showing the superiority of imperial Japan. Therefore, the Japanese traveling colonial Joseon sightsaw “Japan inside Joseon” rather than sightseeing “Joseon” itself. Key Words : tourist guidebook, <Ryoteitohiyougaisan>, tourism, Colonial Joseon, Japanese colonial period, railroad

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A Study on the Tourism Spaces of Colonial Joseon through as Seen through <Ryoteitohiyougaisan>
Chi-young Jung*
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The Academy of Korean Studies, [email protected])
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Abstract : After colonizing Taiwan, Joseon, and subsequently Manchuria, the Japanese regime encouraged its people’s trip to colonies, leading to a boom of overseas trip to Manchuria and Joseon in Japan. The Japanese regime established tourism policies as a supplier of tourism and actively created tourist places. This study is centered on examining the traits of colonial Joseon as a tourist place by analyzing itineraries and tourist attractions of colonial Joseon cited in <>, a tourist guidebook published during the Japanese imperial rule. Furthermore, this study delves into what the Japanese regime as a supplier of tourism tried to show its people and its meaning. As a result, Japanese people’s trip to colonial Joseon in 1920s was primarily a part of trip to China and Manchuria, and the destinations were limited to major cities such as Seoul, Pyong- yang, and Busan. On the other hand, tourist attractions recommended by <> were mostly places justifying the Japanese rule and showing the superiority of imperial Japan. Therefore, the Japanese traveling colonial Joseon sightsaw “Japan inside Joseon” rather than sightseeing “Joseon” itself.
Key Words : tourist guidebook, <Ryoteitohiyougaisan>, tourism, Colonial Joseon, Japanese colonial period, railroad
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