A map created by the US government called 「竹島(Takeshima, 다케시마）is Japanese territory」was found ...
Looking at the reaction of "Korea"
https://www.dailyshincho.jp/article/2020/10260558/
Looking at the reaction of "Korea"
https://www.dailyshincho.jp/article/2020/10260558/
A map created by the US government called「Japanese territory 竹島(Takeshima, 다케시마）」 was found
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• 2020/10/26
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「Japanese territory 竹島(Takeshima, 다케시마）」
竹島(Takeshima, 다케시마, 独島,독도, Dokdo）is considered to be Korean territory on the so-called「李承晩ライン (이승만 라인 Syngman Rhee Line)」 , and it has been illegally occupied since the landing of the maritime police in 1954.
The Japan Institute of International Affairs, a public interest incorporated foundation that conducts research on Japanese territorial issues, was created by the U.S. government in 1953/54, which clearly stated that 竹島(Takeshima, 다케시마） was Japanese territory on the 23rd. Announced that two aerial maps were found at the US National Archives.
What is the reaction in South Korea? When I listened to the story …….
On the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website,
The Japan Institute of International Affairs, a public interest incorporated foundation that conducts research on Japanese territorial issues, was created by the U.S. government in 1953/54, which clearly stated that 竹島(Takeshima, 다케시마） was Japanese territory on the 23rd. Announced that two aerial maps were found at the US National Archives.
What is the reaction in South Korea? When I listened to the story …….
On the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website,
Such as there is this.
《In January 1952, the Korean President 李承晩（이승만,Syngman・Rhee） made a “declaration of maritime sovereignty” and unilaterally made the so-called 「李承晩ライン이승만 라인 SyngmanRheeLine)」against international law. We set up and unilaterally insisted on the jurisdiction over the vast waters inside the line, and incorporated 竹島(Takeshima,다케시마）into the line.
President Moon heading by boat for landing on 竹島(Takeshima,다케시마）
Experts have described it as "an important material that reinforces Japan's claim that 竹島(Takeshima,다케시마）'s retention in Japan was confirmed by the San Francisco Treaty of San Francisco on April 28, 1952."
The reaction of the Korean media regarding this report is eerily quiet.
In response to the report in Japan on the 23rd, it was not reported in the three major Korean newspapers (朝鮮日報(Chosun Ilbo), 中央日報(JoongAng Ilbo), 東亜日報(Dong-A Ilbo)) even in the evening.
Apart from this report, the report of「独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）commemorative coin」 to be released in the future is rather noticeable.
By the way, this commemorative coin is not widely reported in Japan, but in South Korea, October 25th is designated as 「独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）Day」every year.
「独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）Day」commemorates the establishment of 独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）as an attached island of 鬱陵島(울릉도, Ulleungdo) on October 25, 1900 by the 大韓帝国(대한제국, Korean Empire) 高宗(고종, Gojong) .
It was established in 2014 by the private organization 「独島(독도, Dokdo） Guardian Corps」 for the purpose of promoting the possession of sovereignty.
Also, 「独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）commemorative coin」 is said to be ordered by a Korean private company from an excellent master and sold in limited quantities through famous department stores.
The reaction of the Korean media regarding this report is eerily quiet.
In response to the report in Japan on the 23rd, it was not reported in the three major Korean newspapers (朝鮮日報(Chosun Ilbo), 中央日報(JoongAng Ilbo), 東亜日報(Dong-A Ilbo)) even in the evening.
Apart from this report, the report of「独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）commemorative coin」 to be released in the future is rather noticeable.
By the way, this commemorative coin is not widely reported in Japan, but in South Korea, October 25th is designated as 「独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）Day」every year.
「独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）Day」commemorates the establishment of 独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）as an attached island of 鬱陵島(울릉도, Ulleungdo) on October 25, 1900 by the 大韓帝国(대한제국, Korean Empire) 高宗(고종, Gojong) .
It was established in 2014 by the private organization 「独島(독도, Dokdo） Guardian Corps」 for the purpose of promoting the possession of sovereignty.
Also, 「独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）commemorative coin」 is said to be ordered by a Korean private company from an excellent master and sold in limited quantities through famous department stores.
"I hate the Moon administration trying to induce anti-Japanese."
・ Male in his 70s, company management
"独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）has the 李承晩ライン (이승만 라인 Syngman Rhee Line) decided before the San Francisco Treaty was signed! 独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）for more than 50 years without any interest, what does Japan say now? "
・ Female college student in her 20s
"Since I learned that it is Korean territory at school, it is difficult to understand even if it is legally called Japanese territory. However, since Korea has been managing the island for decades, it is emotionally Korean territory. I want to think "
・ A group of three teenage male students
"独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）is unconditionally a Korean territory! We should protect it because it was robbed by the turmoil of the 日帝時代 (Japanese Emperor era, 일제 강점기)!"
竹島 (Takeshima, 다케시마） Day Coin
「独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）day Commemorative coin」
・ Male office worker in his 20s
「Korea should obey the law. If all of it is in its own territory under effective control, there is no more barbaric act. It is certain that South Korea will lose if it fights in the International Court of Justice. Both the comfort women issue and the recruitment issue 独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마） No country will trust South Korea while politically using the issue as a material for anti-Japan. Japanese people ... I'm sorry.」
・ Female office worker in her 30s
「I'm not really interested in it. I like UNIQLO and want to go to Japan sooner, so I hate the Moon administration, which is trying to reverse the national sentiment and induce anti-Japanese based on these reports." I think "I like it" is fine. However, people who interfere with and attack Japanese products are embarrassed. I often see "one person demo" in front of UNIQLO, but who is doing it for what purpose? Shall we?」
・ Male office worker in his 20s
「Korea should obey the law. If all of it is in its own territory under effective control, there is no more barbaric act. It is certain that South Korea will lose if it fights in the International Court of Justice. Both the comfort women issue and the recruitment issue 独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마） No country will trust South Korea while politically using the issue as a material for anti-Japan. Japanese people ... I'm sorry.」
・ Female office worker in her 30s
「I'm not really interested in it. I like UNIQLO and want to go to Japan sooner, so I hate the Moon administration, which is trying to reverse the national sentiment and induce anti-Japanese based on these reports." I think "I like it" is fine. However, people who interfere with and attack Japanese products are embarrassed. I often see "one person demo" in front of UNIQLO, but who is doing it for what purpose? Shall we?」
Commemorative photo with the maritime police
"You can easily register as an honorary resident."
President Moon also becomes an「honorary citizen」 of 竹島 (Takeshima, 다케시마）
・ Female school teacher in her 40s
「Even at school,独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）teaches Japanese territory, but legally teaches it as Japanese territory, so it is clearly inconsistent. Students must obey the law. 独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）has no choice but to quibble to pass the claim that it is our country's territory. I would like to enter if there is a hole (I was so) ashamed that I wanted to crawl under the rug) 」
・ Teenage female students
「Of course, it's Korean territory, right? I learned that.」
・ Male office worker in his 30s
「I know it's legally Japanese territory, but now it's under our control and there should be records that it used to be Korean territory. I last year 独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）I went on a trip to 独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）and registered as an honorary resident. 独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마） has visited once. Some people can easily register as an honorary resident. Korean entertainers are also willing to register and try to protect 独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）. 」
A panoramic view of 竹島 (Takeshima, 다케시마）
・ Male office worker in his 50s
「How long will the Korean government remain ambiguous! We should openly insist and prove our territory in an international trial. I think the people will be convinced if there is a result even if they lose or win.」
・ Men in their 60s, self-employed
「独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）? Either way. I want you to get along with Japan more. Our livelihood is a business only in Japan. The current president is the worst!」
Shukan Shincho WEB coverage group
KOREAN Comfort women (慰安婦,군사 매춘부, Military Prostitutes, 위안부) FESTIVAL 2011
33,706 views
• 2011/07/12
Girl statue(少女像, 소녀상, sonyeosang) in front of the Japanese Consulate
A bronze statue that is said to imitate the comfort women of the former Japanese army, which are mainly installed in the Republic of Korea.
慰安婦 (군사매춘부, Military Prostitutes, 위안부, Comfort women)
The comfort women were legal prostitutes at the time and were paid by private companies.
Korea claims to be a sex slave forcibly taken by the government and the military
Claimed Korea 強制徴用工(Forced workers,자칭강제동원 징용공)
「自称徴用工
(Self-proclaimed forced victim workers, 자칭강제징용피해자)」
『朝鮮半島出身応募労働者(Applicant Workers From the Korean Peninsula)』
・ Female school teacher in her 40s
「Even at school,独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）teaches Japanese territory, but legally teaches it as Japanese territory, so it is clearly inconsistent. Students must obey the law. 独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）has no choice but to quibble to pass the claim that it is our country's territory. I would like to enter if there is a hole (I was so) ashamed that I wanted to crawl under the rug) 」
・ Teenage female students
「Of course, it's Korean territory, right? I learned that.」
・ Male office worker in his 30s
「I know it's legally Japanese territory, but now it's under our control and there should be records that it used to be Korean territory. I last year 独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）I went on a trip to 独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）and registered as an honorary resident. 独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마） has visited once. Some people can easily register as an honorary resident. Korean entertainers are also willing to register and try to protect 独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）. 」
A panoramic view of 竹島 (Takeshima, 다케시마）・ Male office worker in his 50s
「How long will the Korean government remain ambiguous! We should openly insist and prove our territory in an international trial. I think the people will be convinced if there is a result even if they lose or win.」
・ Men in their 60s, self-employed
「独島(독도, Dokdo, 竹島, Takeshima, 다케시마）? Either way. I want you to get along with Japan more. Our livelihood is a business only in Japan. The current president is the worst!」
Shukan Shincho WEB coverage group
KOREAN Comfort women (慰安婦,군사 매춘부, Military Prostitutes, 위안부) FESTIVAL 2011
33,706 views
• 2011/07/12
Korea claimed 慰安婦(군사매춘부, Military Prostitutes, 위안부, Comfort women)
Korea claims to be a sex slave forcibly taken by the government and the military
A woman who used to be a soldier's sex partner mainly in the battlefield.
Generally speaking, the comfort women often refer to the Japanese military comfort women.
The name "comfort women" is also used by the South Korean army after the disappearance of the Japanese army after World War II.
한국군위안부(hanguggun-wianbu)대한민국군위안부(daehanminguggun-wianbu)
During the Korean War, it was also called「Special Comfort Corps (特殊慰安隊, 특수위안대(Special comfort zone) )」or「Class V Supplies (제5종보급품,第5種補給品)」
In additive on, women with synonyms also exist in the German and French troops.、
The comfort women were legal prostitutes at the time and were paid by private companies.
Mediators widely recruited through newspaper advertisements and hired Japanese women in the mainland as comfort women
Most of the mediators were Chosun people(조선 사람, Joseon salam, 朝鮮人, Koreans of Japan-Korea merger era)
A woman who used to be a soldier's sex partner mainly in the battlefield.
Generally speaking, the comfort women often refer to the Japanese military comfort women.
The name "comfort women" is also used by the South Korean army after the disappearance of the Japanese army after World War II.
한국군위안부(hanguggun-wianbu)대한민국군위안부(daehanminguggun-wianbu)
During the Korean War, it was also called「Special Comfort Corps (特殊慰安隊, 특수위안대(Special comfort zone) )」or「Class V Supplies (제5종보급품,第5種補給品)」
In additive on, women with synonyms also exist in the German and French troops.、
The comfort women were legal prostitutes at the time and were paid by private companies.
Mediators widely recruited through newspaper advertisements and hired Japanese women in the mainland as comfort women
Most of the mediators were Chosun people(조선 사람, Joseon salam, 朝鮮人, Koreans of Japan-Korea merger era)
Demonstration of South Korean prostitute "Let's we will can prostitute"
The7th anniversary of the enactment of a special law on sexual transactions in May 2011.
In South Korea, more than 1,000 prostitutes demonstrated legalizing prostitution.
The7th anniversary of the enactment of a special law on sexual transactions in May 2011.
In South Korea, more than 1,000 prostitutes demonstrated legalizing prostitution.
JoongAng Ilbo(中央日報, 중앙일보)2006.06.21
Los Angeles Police Department officials
"90%of the 70-80 prostitutes arrested each month are South Koreans."
Los Angeles Police Department officials
"90%of the 70-80 prostitutes arrested each month are South Koreans."
A bronze statue that is said to imitate the comfort women of the former Japanese army, which are mainly installed in the Republic of Korea.
慰安婦 (군사매춘부, Military Prostitutes, 위안부, Comfort women)
The comfort women were legal prostitutes at the time and were paid by private companies.
Korea claims to be a sex slave forcibly taken by the government and the military
Claimed Korea 強制徴用工(Forced workers,자칭강제동원 징용공)
「自称徴用工
(Self-proclaimed forced victim workers, 자칭강제징용피해자)」
『朝鮮半島出身応募労働者(Applicant Workers From the Korean Peninsula)』
In the mid- 1950s , Japanese photographer Koichi Saito (斎藤康一) filmed a scene of stealing coal from an abandoned mine in the Chikuho (筑豊) coalfield for the purpose of living the lives of poor Japanese people.
In September 1926 , when the Asahikawa (旭川) newspaper in Hokkaido reported the death-causing event of Japanese worker abuse at a road construction site.
A commemorative photo taken by Jung Sung-duk(チョン・ソンドゥク), who worked at the Shakubetsu (尺別) coal mine in Hokkaido, in 1941 with his colleagues.
In Korea and China under Japanese rule during World War II
Proceedings by former workers and their bereaved families who worked by recruiting Japanese companies or applying for them.
South Korea claims that former workers were treated like slaves
Many people litigate against multiple local Japanese companies
In the wage system for recruitment, the salary increases or decreases depending on the skill level.
At that time most of the cash delivery wages are around 110 yen, which is around 200,000 yen when converted to the current amount.
