The influence of children's song with 7ㆍ5-syllable line, which had been popular in Japan at that time when children's song had been quickened in South Korea in the 1920s, can be considered to have been natural phenomenon.
This study examines about ...
The influence of children's song with 7ㆍ5-syllable line, which had been popular in Japan at that time when children's song had been quickened in South Korea in the 1920s, can be considered to have been natural phenomenon.
This study examines about the influential relationship between Kitahara Hakushu, Saijo Yaso, Noguchi Ujyo, who can be said to be 3 children's song writers, and children's song writer in South Korea, and about the influential relationship between 『KINNOHUNE』,『DOUWA』, which are Japan's literary magazines by children, and 『EORINI』in South Korea, focusing on the mid-1920s that was created children's song in South Korea even among children's songs, which have tendency of 7ㆍ5-syllable line. Thus, the aim is to consider commonality, difference, and characteristic between Korea and Japan in the form and content of children's song with 7ㆍ5-syllable line.
There are few theses that clarified about acceptance and influence of Saijo Yaso
among children's song writers in Japan upon South Korea. Especially, the influential
relationship on a theory of children's song by Saijo Yaso is being released these
days. However, it can be considered that there is no thesis, which integrated it
with children's song with 7ㆍ5-syllable line. Also, there is significance even in
having clarified focusing on children's song with 7ㆍ5-syllable line out of
『KINNOHUNE』,『DOUWA』, which had influence upon 『SARANUYSUNMUL』 as
the adapted collection by Bang Jeong-hwan, and upon magazine『EORINI』.