Sanghyun Park is a Visiting Professor in the Department of Asian Studies at the University of British Columbia. His interest lies in how modern Japanese introduced during the colonial period (1910-1945) became integrated into modern Korean and continues to exist today. He is also intrigued by the perspective from which vocabulary originating in Japan should be viewed.

ORAL PRESENTATIONS

• Sanghyun Park. Significance of Education in Japanese Classical Literature, The Association of Japanology in East Asia, Seoul, South Korea, November 2022.
• Sanghyun Park. Translation of Man’yoshu in Colonial Korea, Japanese Comparative Cultural Studies Association, Tokyo, Japan, September 2021.
• Sanghyun Park. How to perceive Japanese in Korean, The Japanese Modern Association Korea, Seoul, South Korea, May 2021.

• Sanghyun Park. Borderline Language: Japanese in Korean, Bakmunsa Press, 2023.
• Sanghyun Park. (Understanding and Respect for Other Cultures) Japanese Kanji Stories, J&C Press, 2022.
• Sanghyun Park. Japanese Behavior Patterns, Bakmunsa Press, 2019.

• Outstanding Faculty Teaching Award, University of Kyung Hee Cyber, 2024
• Outstanding Faculty Teaching Award, University of Kyung Hee Cyber, 2023
• Outstanding Paper Award, The Japanese Modern Association Korea, 2022