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Among the songs played was ‘My Way’, Joe.
Would it be possible to create a detour between Japan and Korea by pursuing one’s own path?
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Among the songs played was ‘My Way’.
Would it be possible to make your own way by making a detour between Japan and Korea?
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(Japanese government and companies) may think it’s a joke, but
The problem is not over, there are forced arrests, and the past history of forcing people to work.
Aren’t they going to liquidate it themselves? I have no choice but to question that.
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I’m talking about an elderly Japanese man who made a four-hour round trip every time to protest in front of Mitsubishi, asking for a proper apology and compensation from war criminal companies.
There are many such people gathered together to form civic groups with a conscience.
This time, together with the musicians in Gwangju, we met and protested in front of a war criminal company to learn how to act and take an attitude in order for Korea-Japan relations to become truly friendly.
Anyone can tell that there are people with even a little bit of conscience in Japan, and I hope that this will become more common among all generations.
I think it’s fortunate that there are people like this.
They are much better people than our country’s extreme right-wing pro-Japanese faction.
What would lawyer Tatsuchi Fuse think when he looks at Japan today?