Other Korean Kingdom(高句麗) Setup in Kwandong(關東) Japan

Yakgwang, the son of King Bojang, the last king of Goguryeo 'Yakgwang' is a strange. Yakgwang is the son of King Bojang, the last king of Goguryeo. He moved to Japan in 666 and settled in Saitama Prefecture in Japan after hearing about the collapse of Goguryeo in 668. And they build a new Goguryeo there. Following the 1,300-year-old breath of Goguryeo and the traces of the light of the past, the production team will head directly to Saitama Prefecture. - Birth of 'Koguryeo' in Japan Yakgwang, which moved to Japan in 666, gathered 1,799 Goguryeo refugees living scattered around Japan's Musashi Kingdom in 716 to build the "Koguryeo County." They were tech savvy people, such as crafts, textiles, and iron. They introduced iron farming tools to maximize crop yields. The Goguryeo people not only introduced iron but also spread papermaking techniques to the Japanese. - The history of Goryeo (Koguryeo) and the birth of a warrior class in Kwandong. A group of warriors was formed around Goguryeo people who moved to Kwandong. This is the beginning of the Japanese warrior group. The reason for the formation of the Musa group was the iron techniques and horses of the Goguryeo people. Many outstanding relics such as Dongwan, Chorjangdaedo, Iron Horse, and Iron Weapons were excavated from the Tomb of Janggunsan Mountain. Judging from the relics, it can be seen that they were an ironclad horse race. The Goguryeo people who settled in the Kwandong area raised horses, and this place became a famous place for Junma. This is evidenced by the horse lantern, iron horseback riding, and the flagpole of a horse in the Goguryeo mural. -- Descendants of Goguryeo, which has continued over 1,300 years Goryeoak was introduced to Japan in 550 as Goguryeo music. Goryeoak is an axis of Japanese music along with Chinese Party music. Shiva Squeyas, a 30-year-old musician at the Imperial Household Agency in Japan, recently learned that he is a descendant of King Anjiang, the 22nd king of Goguryeo. Keiko Koryo, a direct descendant of Goguryeo, is serving as a representative of NPO (a non-profit organization. Having lived with Goguryeo in his mind since childhood, he is holding concerts around the world about Goguryeo legends. Keiko of Goguryeo says Goguryeo is his destiny and life itself. "Atarashi Dasya," the representative of the Goryeo (Koguryeo) Photo Studio. He is also descended from Goguryeo. A descendant who lived in Goryeo for 1,300 years since his ancestor's birth, he named his workshop "Goryeo Photo Studio" and kept the name of Goryeo (Gogoryeo). For him, sweet potatoes are his precious roots and pride.