KOREASCHOLAR

This study was carried out to investigate the succession patterns of dietary culture and to find out all the educational problems with female college students in both countries as the central figure. The results are as follows. The degree of knowledge acquisition about food of annual custom is 58% in Korea and 72% in Japan. What the rate of knowledge acquisition is high among both countries’ similar food of annual custom are 「Seolnal(Gantan)」, 「Sambok(Doyonohi)」, and 「Chuseok(Tsukimi)」. Cooking experience of festive food is 45% in Korea and 58% in Japan. Among both countries' common festive food what cooking experience is high in Korea are 「Seolnal」 and 「Chuseok」, which are over 97%. In Japan those are 「Gantan」 and 「Tsukimi」, which are over 80%. Regarding learning experience of festive food 「Seolnal」 and 「Gantan」 are beyond 80% and 「Chuseok」 is 88%. In Japan 「Tsukimi」 is 71% and 「Omisoka」 is 85%. The learning sources of food of annual custom are parents and schools in common, and Korea has another learning sources, mass communication. Festive food that is cooked shows much similarity between two countries, but each country has originality. As common food of annual custom 「Seolnal」 has nine kinds of food, 「Sambok」 has three kinds, and 「Chuseok」 has five kinds in Korea In Japan 「Gantan」 has fourteen kinds of food, 「Doyonohi」 has three kinds, and 「Tsukimi」 has five kinds. The successive consciousness about food of annual custom is concentrated on a specific food in Korea. And Japanese consciousness is shown as an expansion-type on diverse food. Korean successive consciousness is 69.4% and Japanese consciousness is 82%. The higher the rate of knowledge acquisition, cooking experience, and learning experience are in both countries, the higher successive consciousness is. So we must note for the importance of home and school’s education.

• 김혜자 | Kim, Hye-Ja
• 춘전화자 | Haruta, Kazuko