AsakuraNeo10
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- 28 Oct 2006
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i am not a japanese so i cant speak of my view, but is there anything wrong between japanese and korean?
They are talking about themselves.Emotional instability, losing control of impulsive behavior, human relationships that swing from love to hate or lack of self-awareness are all part of what psychology calls a borderline personality disorder.
I found some sentences are not translated in the English version.N. Korea to hold rock festival in March: report
SEOUL, Nov. 17 (Yonhap) -- North Korea, under international censure for trying to arm itself with nuclear weapons, plans to host an international rock music festival next year, the country's main radio station said Friday.
http://english.yonhapnews.co.kr/Engnews/20061117/470100000020061117181423E3.html
I heard a dearest Kim's son, currently studying in Switzerland, is a big fan of Eric Clapton. He must be ok even if he sang Anarchy in the DPRK.窶慊ｯ窶｢ﾃｺ窶倪?披?堙債、ﾂ青ｭﾅｽﾂ｡窶廬窶堙遺?禿壺?廬窶堙??堙坂?堙遺?堋｢ﾂ照陳斥??堙遺?ｰﾂｹﾅ?y窶廬窶堙遺?慊ｮ窶ｹ@窶堙遺?堙ｧ窶儂窶堙??堙?ﾅ?ﾂｽﾅ筑窶堋ｷ窶堙ｩ窶堙??堋ｵ窶堙遺?堋ｪ窶堙ｧ窶堙?ﾂ、ﾂ静ｭ窶侏??堙｢
ﾆ短ﾆ鍛ﾆ誰ﾆ湛ﾂ、窶貼窶氾債、ﾅｽEﾂ人ﾂ、窶独停?禿ｲﾂ、窶督ｳﾂ青ｭ窶｢{ﾅｽﾃ･窶ｹ`ﾂ、窶凖ｩﾂ坂?佛ｽﾃ･窶ｹ`ﾂ、ﾂ植窶督ｯﾅｽﾃ･窶ｹ`ﾂ、ﾂ人ﾅｽﾃｭﾅ?ﾃ披?堙娯?佚寂?板ｧﾂ、窶敖ｽﾅｽﾃ絶?ｰﾃｯﾅｽﾃ･窶ｹ`窶堙ｰ
窶堋､窶堋ｽ窶堙≫?堙??堙坂?堙遺?堙ｧ窶堙遺?堋｢窶堙??ｹﾂｭ窶卍ｲ窶堋ｵ窶堋ｽﾂ。
The radio staion emphasized, "anybody without political purposes are all welcome except someone claiming war, sex, violence, murder, drug, anarchism, imperialism, colonialism, ethnical tension, anti-socialism".
Their true motive is Marxist class struggle, to punish evil capitalists.This recent finding may provide the legal basis for denying the descendants of collaborators claims to land given to their families by Japanese colonial authorities as reward for their services to Imperial Japan.
Japan Times articleAn officer of Japan's Maritime Self-Defense Force visited North Korea without permission between Dec. 30, 1996 and Jan. 4, 1997, and was reprimanded with a pay cut that January, the Defense Agency said Thursday.
The 42-year-old MSDF lieutenant commander, who was a pilot with the rank of lieutenant at the Iwakuni base in Yamaguchi Prefecture at the time, took part in a Unification Church tour that was held from Dec. 30, 1996 through Jan. 4, 1997, sources close to the matter said.
S. Korea calls on Japan to address colonial past on uprising anniversary
SEOUL, South Korea -- South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun on Thursday urged Japan to be more sincere in addressing its colonial past as dozens of South Koreans rallied in central Seoul, lining up dead dogs' heads in front of the Japanese Embassy.
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Responding to Roh's address, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Tokyo is committed to develop bilateral ties and move beyond past disputes. "Each country has various views on historical facts," he said. "What's important, however, is to cooperate with each other toward the future." (AP)
ttp://mdn.mainichi-msn.co.jp/national/news/20070302p2a00m0na030000c.html
Warning: I advise you not to go to the original source, for it contains an inappropriate photo.
http://english.yna.co.kr/Engnews/20070502/610000000020070502143929E4.html
(LEAD) Gov't to seize land owned by 9 collaborators during apanese colonial era
SEOUL, May 2 (Yonhap) -- The government decided Wednesday to confiscate land owned by the descendants of nine people who amassed riches by cooperating with Japan during its colonization of Korea between 1910 and 1945.
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They can never get over it and move on.The decision, the first of its kind, was made with the unanimous consent of a plenary session of the Investigative Commission on Pro-Japanese Collaborators' Property, a nine-member presidential body established last year to identify the property of alleged collaborators, the panel said.
Do not they confiscate assets of Samsun?Gov't to Seize Land Owned by 9 Collaborators during Japanese Colonial EraThey can never get over it and move on.
It is a very serious case that Japanese intelligence was that "friendly" with the organization that was/is a major part of the abduction operations.Chongryun has sold its head office in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, to an investment advisory firm headed by a former chief of the Public Security Intelligence Agency, which keeps tabs on the pro-Pyongyang group, according to the public property register.
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Given the amount of land and the lack of documentation, the process still takes place today.
Stay tuned.Court Orders Chongryon to Pay Bad Loans
The Tokyo District Court has ordered the pro-Pyongyang General Association of Korean Residents in Japan to pay some 63 billion yen, or about 510 million US dollars, to a state-backed debt-collection corporation.
The court also allowed the collection agency, the Resolution and Collection Corporation, to seize the association's head office in Tokyo in place of payment before the ruling becomes final.
The corporation is seeking payment for the bad loans it took over from credit unions for Korean residents that went under in the 1990s. The government injected public funds worth more than 8 billion US dollars for the bailout.
The corporation found that most of the loans were effectively extended to the association.
But the association insists that the corporation has political motives for disbanding the group, in line with the intentions of the Japanese government.
The association has been functioning like an embassy for North Korean residents of Japan because Japan has no diplomatic relations with North Korea.
On Monday, the court rejected the association's argument and ordered it to pay the entire amount.
The association recently transferred the ownership of its head office to a company led by a former chief of the Public Security Intelligence Agency.
Prosecutors are investigating the case, suspecting that this was paper deal and an apparent effort to avoid a possible seizure. Ownership was returned to the association hours before the ruling.
NHK has learned that 19 facilities linked to the pro-Pyongyang General Association of Korean Residents in Japan have been seized by a state-backed debt collection agency.
The Resolution and Collection Corporation took over non-performing loans from failed credit unions for Korean residents that had close ties with the association.
The corporation has auctioned off 5 of the 19 seized properties, including the head office of the association's Tokyo branch, and sold them to successful bidders.
A chamber of commerce for Korean residents in Aichi prefecture, central Japan, moved to another location after the successful bidder asked it to vacate the building.
The seized facilities include at least 8 Korean schools, but school officials say they are holding classes as usual.
The debt collection agency says that it is dealing with the schools with due consideration.
In separate cases, some local authorities have abolished tax reductions for properties linked to the association, which had been treated as public facilities, and seized some of them for failing to pay taxes.
Some background for people who feel/are clueless; below is not detailed or perfectly accurate, still giving basic ideas on the fiasco:So they are basically trying to give back all the land that Japan confiscated or cheated away from the koreans.
There seems to be another mediator besides Tsuchiya: former president of Harvest (name unknown yet.)According to Ogata, Ho Jong Man, chief vice chairman of the pro-Pyongyang organization, visited Ogata's office on June 11. Ho reportedly said the organization paid more than 400 million yen to the former real estate firm president after being told that the transaction would be successfully completed, but that Ho still had doubts about Ogata.
Ho also said that Chongryon had handed 10 million yen to the former real estate president to give to Ogata as a reward for his involvement in the deal 窶 a statement denied by Ogata.
One digit more than what he said before.Ogata at first told prosecutors he had not known that the former president received money from Chongryon, but he later changed his statement and admitted receiving 100 million yen from the former president.
Your post-war founding fathers, the ruling elites, were not only dictators, but also contributors to your economy, therefore, it was nearly impossible to criticise them for more than 60 years.
Just count how many your post-war leaders were arrested and pardoned even after the democratisation. Wake up, if you are living in the US. The witch hunt have just started recently, not "still".
I bet another witch hunt will start 60 years after North-South unificaiton after furious ex-North Koreans find the truth, the ex-South Korean govenment seized reparation from Japan incl. North Korean share in 20th century.
And I also bet all Koreans will angrily state it is all Japan's fault because Japan had not told the North that the South took all the money.
Chongryun HQ Effectively Seized to Pay off RCC• On Monday, Jun 18th morning, Ogata&Tsuchiya filed paper to transfer the ownership back to Chongryon "because investors started to hesitate."
In the afternoon, Tokyo district court ordered Chongryon to pay 63 billion yen.
Chongryun, also known as the General Association of Korean Residents of Japan, meanwhile said it decided not to appeal an earlier court ruling related to the case, ensuring its central headquarters will be put up for auction.
Ex-Intel Chief Ogata Nabbed over FraudOgata's connection to the deal is also mysterious as he was head of the Public Security Intelligence Agency, whose job is to watch groups the government believes to be subversive. That includes Chongryun, which is believed to be engaged in criminal activity here at Pyongyang's instruction.
Ex-Intelligence Agency Chief Busted over Shady Sale of Korean Residents' Group HQOgata then from mid April to late May told Koken Tsuchiya, 84, a lawyer who represents Chongryon, there were guaranteed investors in the deal. But Ogata allegedly had no intention of paying the agreed amount of 3.5 billion yen.
NHK news (Jun. 28th 2007)Chongryon complied, and concluded the sales contract on May 31 this year. Ogata transferred the ownership of the building and land to Harvest the following day, thereby defrauding the Korean residents' body out of the properties, law enforcers said.
Former Public Security Intelligence Agency Chief Arrested for Fraud Involving N.Korea-Affiliated Property Deal
Tokyo public prosecutors have arrested former Public Security Intelligence Agency chief Shigetake Ogata and 2 others on suspicion of fraud in connection with an aborted purchase of the head office of the North Korea-affiliated association of Korean residents of Japan.
The two others arrested on Thursday are Tadao Mitsui, a former president of a real estate firm and former bank employee Koji Kawae.
On May 31, the land and a building that house the head office of the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan were sold to a company headed by Mr Ogata for 3.5 billion yen or about 29 million US dollars. The property ownership was transferred without actual payment of the purchase amount.
Prosecutors say Mr Ogata falsely assured the association that funds could be secured to sign the deal.
Prosecutors searched the office and home of Mr Ogata on June 13, one day after the media reported the deal. Mr Ogata said there was nothing illegal about the deal, as did Koken Tsuchiya, former president of the Japan Federation of Bar Associations, who is a lawyer representing the pro-North Korean association.
On June 18, the Tokyo District Court state-backed debt collection agency ordered the association to pay back 6.27 billion yen, or about 490 million US dollars to recoup bad loans that the body took over from failed credit unions for Korean residents. The court accepted the body's argument that the sum was effectively the money borrowed by the association.
Hours before that ruling, the property ownership was returned to the Korean association.
呉善花さん 母の葬儀で"帰国"拒否される
2007.10.9 16:54
呉善花さん 『スカートの風』や『韓国併合への道』など日韓に関する多くの著書で知られる韓国人女性評論家、呉善花さん＝拓殖大学教授＝が先ごろ、済州島在住の母の葬儀で帰国しようとしたところ、済州空港で一時、入国を拒否されるということがあった。理由は日本での「反韓国的な活動」で韓国当局から入国禁止措置が出ているためという。
しかし呉さんは日本に帰化し日本国籍になっていたため、日本の済州総領事館に依頼し韓国当局と交渉した結果、「人道的配慮」としてやっと"帰国"を認められた。
関係筋によると、呉さんは１日、済州空港の入管検査でいったん入国を拒否され、日本への帰国便を指定され数時間、空港内で足止めされたという。
http://sankei.jp.msn.com/world/korea/071009/kor0710091654001-n1.htm
No entry if you are an anti-Korea critic
Professor Go Zenka or O Seonhwa, a naturalised Korean Japanese and famous for her books about the relations between Japan and Korea, was refused to enter South Korea for the funeral of her mother.
But the immigration refused her entry, for she has been registered as an "anti-Korean activist". A fewe hours later after she contacted the Japanese consulate in Jeju, the entry was granted under the name of humanitarian consideration.