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INTERVIEW | Ex-Abe Advisor Koko Kato: Research Exposes Korea’s Lies About Workers in Japan
Former Abe Cabinet advisor Koko Kato left the Prime Minister’s Office and took on new duties as the […]
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Former Abe Cabinet advisor Koko Kato left the Prime Minister’s Office and took on new duties as the […]
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I first began thinking about writing this commentary six months ago. In the interim, however, Japan-South Korean relat
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On July 20, Foreign Minister KONO Taro posted on his private blog an article on “Japan-South Korea Relations,” where [
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There was “no racial discrimination concerning wages” against conscripted workers from the Korean peninsula during the
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A symposium held in Geneva Switzerland on July 2 sought to set the record straight concerning allegations by South [
South Korean media have been promoting a photograph of a man working in a coal mine, alleging it shows […]
The Korean media seems to think the issue has been settled when the production company handling the […]
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Aerial view of Hashima (or Gunkanjima), the UNESCO’s cultural heritage of the world The KAKEN database is a record [&h
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(Second of 3 Parts) Part 1: Lie Debunked: Historical Data Show No Forced Labor for Koreans […]
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(First of 3 Parts) There is a widely accepted view in Korea that, under Japanese rule, mobilized […]