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At the Japan-ROK Summit Meeting held in October 2001, then Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi and then President Kim Dae Jung agreed on creating a team of experts regarding Japan and Korea's relationship in history. In May 2002, Japan and South Korea brought together expert historians from both nations in order to "''promoting mutual understanding concerning accurate facts and recognition of history.''" Initially, multiple experts from each country would compile and translate multiple sources for validity and accuracy. "''The experts of Japan and the ROK have conducted joint research through a number of period-specific working groups: ancient history, medieval and modern history, and modern and contemporary history.''"〔 As the research progressed multiple disagreements were slowly being resolved toward accurate facts by both historians. Two very important points one of which was resolved was 4th century Japanese history and modern history. ==Resolved 4th century== Both Japan and South Korea agreed that Japan's interpretation of the 4th century was incorrect. The term ''Imna Japanese Headquarters'' never used in the 4th century. The Korea-Japan Joint History Research Committee failed to establish common interpretations of several sensitive historical events. However, both sides agreed that a disputed Japanese government office said to have been established in the sixth century exist, but the name is not ''Imna Japanese Headquarters''.〔http://www.47news.jp/CN/201003/CN2010032301000547.html〕〔http://www.jkcf.or.jp/projects/kaigi/history/second/2-1/〕〔http://www.jkcf.or.jp/history_arch/second/1-05k.pdf〕〔http://www.jkcf.or.jp/history_arch/second/1-05j.pdf〕 Even though expert historians from both nations agreed on the accuracy of this data, they could not require Japanese history text books to use the correct information. "''Cho Kwang, the Korean head of the research committee, said it will ask the Japanese government to request that textbook publishers remove sections about the Imna headquarters. But the historians’ recommendations cannot be enforced, as they are not legally binding.''" This conclusion, has huge implications on the Kofun period for Japan as well in addition to the Gosashi tomb. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Japan–South Korea Joint History Research Project」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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