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Korean embassies to Edo (view source)
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[[File:Chosenjin-dai-gyoretsuki.JPG|right|thumb|400px|An image of a Korean procession from the [[1748]] ''Chôsenjin daigyôretsuki'', a book published and widely circulated in [[Edo]] in conjunction with popular excitement and interest around that year's mission]]
*''Other Names'': 回答兼刷還使 ''(J: kaitouken sakkanshi)''<ref>Though ''Chôsen tsûshinshi'' is the term most commonly used today to refer to the Edo period Korean embassies, this term (''kaitôken sakkanshi'') was in fact more commonly used at the time, in the Edo period, while ''tsûshinshi'' was used by the Japanese more commonly in the Muromachi period. See: Lillehoj. p107n3.</ref>
*''Other Names'': 回答兼刷還使 ''(J: kaitouken sakkanshi)''<ref>Though ''Chôsen tsûshinshi'' is the term most commonly used today to refer to the Edo period Korean embassies, this term (''kaitôken sakkanshi'') was in fact more commonly used at the time, in the Edo period, while ''tsûshinshi'' was used by the Japanese more commonly in the Muromachi period. See: Lillehoj. p107n3.</ref>
*''Japanese/Korean'': （朝鮮）通信使 ''((Chousen) tsuushinshi / (Joseon) t'ongsingsa)''
*''Japanese/Korean'': （朝鮮）通信使 ''((Chousen) tsuushinshi / (Joseon) t'ongsingsa)''