Why the son of a Korean-Japanese pachinko shop is proud of his grandfather

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When my grandfather first arrived in Japan
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It started with hard work.
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I am the person who found the remains of Dr. Unbong-gil in Japan.
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I guess the only information I have is from Koreans living in Japan.
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The person who played the role of information gathering
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https IInamu wiki, Unbong-gil
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His younger brother, Doctor Okjonyeon Unbong-gil,
Preservation and management of secretly buried remains
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> He formed the organization and served as the first president.
He is now Park Seong-jo’s son.
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Unui’s remains were cut in his feet, so he will protect the grave for the rest of his life. Even if I die, I will remain by Dr. Woon’s side.
Since there is no head of the Japanese branch of the Woljinhoe, Mr. Park In-jo has gone.
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Mr. Park In-jo, who was not the head of the Japanese branch of the Woljinhoe.
‘Located in the secret burial site of Dr. Unbong-gil, Kanazawa’
A photo taken in front of the Wei Jin Patriotic Monument.
Park Jeon-hye, his daughter-in-law, was in possession of it.
This is my grandfather, Park In-jo.
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My father runs the business, not my grandfather.

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This is a business started by many Koreans living in Japan.
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Normally, it’s difficult to get a job, so it’s a bit of a gamble, actually.