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A Rebuttal to President Moon’s Claims on Wartime Korean Workers in Japan
South Korean President Moon Jae In, in his New Year press conference on January 10, made a remark that […]
Author Archives for Tsutomu Nishioka
Tsutomu Nishioka is a senior fellow and a planning committee member at the Japan Institute for National Fundamentals and a visiting professor at Reitaku University. He covers South and North Korea.
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Koreans in Wartime Japan: Don’t Confuse Illegal Immigrants with Recruited Workers
(Second in a 3-Part Series) Part 1: The Reality of the Mobilization of Koreans During World War […]
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The Reality of the Mobilization of Koreans During World War II – An Analysis Based on Statistics and Written Records
(First of a 3-Part Series) In 1965, Japan and South Korea normalized their diplomatic relations. Japan paid South Korea $ […]
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Rescuing Japanese Abductees Reaches Crucial Stage
A climactic battle is coming for rescuing Japanese citizens abducted by North Korea. In the first ever United […]
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Let’s Not Aid South Korean Supreme Court’s Misperception of Facts on Wartime Labor
Just after the South Korean Supreme Court ruled that Japan’s Nippon Steel and Sumitomo Metal Corporation should […]
Politics & Security
Panmumjom Declaration Represents Deception and Betrayal
“The two leaders solemnly declared before the 80 million Korean people and the whole world that there will […]
PyeongChang Olympics: Indulging North Korea, Moon Betrays the South
North Korean athletes have arrived at PyeongChang Olympics facility. North Korea’s participation in the Winter Olympic Games, which begin […]
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Estimates Based on Facts: ‘200,000 Comfort Women’ Defies Math
This piece was first published under the title “Seoul University professor denied the theory of comfort women as the […]
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Korea Had Long History of Trafficking in Women—Even Before the Japanese Came
This piece was first published under the title “Seoul University professor denied the theory of comfort women as the […]
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Why Korean Professor Believes Comfort Women Were Not Sex Slaves
This piece was first published under the title “Seoul University professor denied the theory of comfort women as the […]
Politics & Security
Shakeup in Kim Jong-un’s Party Indicates Pyongyang’s Internal Crisis
On October 10, the anniversary of the Korea Workers’ Party (KWP), North Korea did not make further military provocations, […]
Politics & Security
When North Korea’s Foreign Income Runs Dry, the State Will Crumble
North Korean Bomb Ten Times Stronger than Bomb Used on Hiroshima On September 3, North Korea detonated a […]