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In-hwa Jeong, Mayor of Gwangyang, stated regarding the Ministry visit, "Preserving the historical meaning of these cultural heritage items is vital for establishing Gwangyang's identity. We ask for continuous support from the National Heritage Administration so our heritage becomes a space for all." Gwangyang City, Jeollanam-do (Mayor In-hwa Jeong), announced on August 10 that it visited the National Heritage Administration to request national funding and cooperation for local heritage projects.
According to the city, the visit aimed to request the return of National Treasure 'Gwangyang Jungheungsanseong Twin Lion Stone Lantern'.
The city asked for the return of the stone lantern currently housed in the Gwangju National Museum. Additionally, it requested national treasure designation for the Wooden Amitabha Buddha Statue at Baegunsa Temple and national funding for disaster safety installations at Marosan Fortress.
While visiting central authorities to reclaim regional treasures displaced during the Japanese colonial era and securing funding for site safety offers a plausible narrative for local heritage protection, skepticism remains.
Critics argue that making verbal requests for national treasure returns without preparing secure local museum facilities borders on administrative showmanship. Rather than relying on courtesy visits, the city needs practical measures, such as constructing high-security storage infrastructure capable of housing national treasures and establishing a formal restitution task force.
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In-hwa Jeong, Mayor of Gwangyang, stated regarding the Ministry visit, "Preserving the historical meaning of these cultural heritage items is vital for establishing Gwangyang's identity. We ask for continuous support from the National Heritage Administration so our heritage becomes a space for all." Gwangyang City, Jeollanam-do (Mayor In-hwa Jeong), announced on August 10 that it visited the National Heritage Administration to request national funding and cooperation for local heritage projects.
According to the city, the visit aimed to request the return of National Treasure 'Gwangyang Jungheungsanseong Twin Lion Stone Lantern'.
The city asked for the return of the stone lantern currently housed in the Gwangju National Museum. Additionally, it requested national treasure designation for the Wooden Amitabha Buddha Statue at Baegunsa Temple and national funding for disaster safety installations at Marosan Fortress.
While visiting central authorities to reclaim regional treasures displaced during the Japanese colonial era and securing funding for site safety offers a plausible narrative for local heritage protection, skepticism remains.
Critics argue that making verbal requests for national treasure returns without preparing secure local museum facilities borders on administrative showmanship. Rather than relying on courtesy visits, the city needs practical measures, such as constructing high-security storage infrastructure capable of housing national treasures and establishing a formal restitution task force.
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