This thesis considers how imperial language reproduced colonial literature through translation aspect of 「Baetaragi」 and 「Gamja」into Japanese Language, novels of Kim Dong-In during Japanese Colonial Era. In addition, it intends to look into the agglutination point of 'difference' and 'assimilation' occurring between Korean and Japanese language or between a colony and an empire out of the cultural topographic map at that time. According to the result of consideration, translation of two novels during the colonial era into Japanese Language, which was initiated by Japanese mass media, really reflects unequal dynamics between two countries. It was domestication translation which seemed that the assimilation policy enforced in Chosun colony by the Japanese Empire in 1930's was wholly transferred to realm of letters. Meantime, a Chosun's popular magazineSamcheolriprepared a special issue of novels in Chosun language at the same time when Japanese mass media arranged a special issue of「short stories collection of Chosun writers」translated into Japanese language, which is believed that they were conscious of the political・cultural effect of translation as well as the control of imperial language over colonial literature.