SEOUL - A hanging scroll with calligraphy believed to have been brushed by Hirobumi Ito, Japan's first prime minister and the architect of its colonization of the Korean Peninsula, has surfaced in South Korea after being kept for decades by an owner who feared making it public could see him branded a collaborator with colonial rule.
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