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The aspects of the acceptance/transplanting of foreign culture can vary according to the timings and the social environments of a society. Foreign culture can either conflict against the traditional culture as observed in the case of Sunjang Baduk, or be introduced as something totally new to the colonized area. Also, once accepted, it can be always replaced by the old (or new) one better fit in the changed social situation or wielded as much as before. Which case it could be depends on many things including the personnel planting or accepting the foreign culture. Therefore, the main question of this paper is how the Japanese Baduk rules excluded Sunjang Baduk during the colonial period and remained as standard rules of Korean Baduk even after the liberation.