By HAJIMU TAKEDA/ Staff Writer
December 20, 2021 at 07:10 JST
Kenichi Osawa, director of the Osaka Museum of History, shows the folding screen embroidered with images of ancient bronzeware in Osaka in August. (Jin Nishioka)
OSAKA--A 19th-century folding screen with links to the Korean royal court has found a new home in New York, having survived Japan’s colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula as well as the Korean War. [Read More]
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