What does Japan think about Korea?

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1Gaijin
Please stick to the topic. I am an American fluent in Japanese, but I would like your answers in English only please. Perhaps it would become good practice for you.
よろしくお願いいたします
2名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/04(金) 13:27:28
断る
3名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/04(金) 14:09:33
”Hail to the speaker and him who listens! May whoever learn those words prosper because of them! Hail to those who listen!" - Havamal
こいつの日本語レベルは幼稚園児なみだが、本人にはその自覚がないところが、
キ モ イ !
4名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/04(金) 14:15:52
IN JAPANESE
PLEASE
5名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/04(金) 14:17:53
en français. svp.
6名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/04(金) 14:29:29
Japan said, "I don't know who is Korea"
Korea said, "I'm not who"
7名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/04(金) 16:02:19
(´・ω・`)知らんがな
8名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/04(金) 16:06:56
Which Korea?
Please specify. Both?
9名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/04(金) 16:28:58
Just compare the pro-south korean supporting organization, mindan, in Japanese and English.
ttp://www.mindan.org/min/min_reki31.php#2
大韓民国の国是を遵守する
在日韓国国民として大韓民国の憲法と法律を遵守します。
ttp://mindan.org/eng/about/intro.php

Don't know why tons of koreans are pleased to discard their proud korean nationality
and flock to other countries, but when it comes to the relation with Japan...

Wondering what if korean immigrants would set up the similar organization like mindan
or pro-north chosen soren claiming they abide by north/south korean constitution
and laws in the US...
10名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/04(金) 16:43:59
I meant Chinkorea.
11名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/04(金) 20:47:42
We should sever diplomatic relations with both of them.
Korean governments have done anti-japanese education for many years
so Korean people have intense anti-japanese sentiment.
I often have ill feeling against Korean's behavior while watching them burn
the national flag of Jaoan on TV.
you know they are so disgusting.I hate them.
12:2006/08/04(金) 21:06:04
Is it true?
Oh- that is scary.
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英語で嫌韓 −Do you like Korea?−
http://academy4.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/english/1124729105/l50
韓国人の英語力について  その2ダ
http://academy4.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/english/1088587583/l50
14Gaijin:2006/08/05(土) 10:44:02
>>3
おんどれや、2番にその事いうな。バカ、脳、小鳥! 服部カラ

I feel as an American that I am in the same position. South Korea would
rather ally with China or North Korea, even though they were saved from
overbearing communist rule by America.
I think Japan should rearm, and at least show some definite presence in Asia.

I think that one of the guests on the old "Nihonjin Kore ha Hendayo"
Tv show was right by saying to the Korean and Chinese members, "Yes,
Japan did something wrong in WWII, but when are you going to forgive
Japan." Of course, the Koreans and Chinese had no answer. Nationalistic
education does that to people.



15Gaijin:2006/08/05(土) 10:49:23
>>11

It does seem like they take Japanese courtesy for graditude.
It's sad that the older generation, the one that remembers WWII is
much more friendly to Japan and America, while the more leftist
youth of Korea are much more nationalistic to the point of fascism.

It really does resemble Nazi Germany and is quite sickening (especially the
anti-Japan videos on youtube). Koreans need to realize that Japan is
part of the brotherhood of Asia and fighting Japan will just result in
the decline of Asia.
16名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/05(土) 13:57:21
apparently you don't know what you talking agout
Japan did ellya really atrocious things to Korean people
reasuolting wound can not be healed easily
At least japan should be always showing how sorry they are
17Gaijin:2006/08/05(土) 14:27:10
Even though Japan extends its friendship to Korea, Korea still remains hostile.

Look...even Israel has friendly relations with Germany. Japan never killed 8 million Koreans - Germany killed 8 million Jews.
Moreover, if what you say is so, I want Italians to be eternally sorry for invading my Irish ancestors 2,000 years ago!
18名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/05(土) 14:36:46
that's a stupid analogy and you know it.
what's important is Japan have never really show they are sorry, never really sincerely apologized
right now their leaders go to Yasukuni shrine, the war shrine of Japan, as officials of Japan, which shows their real attitude.
they are hopelessly unrepentant
19名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/05(土) 14:39:24
何に殺したとか殺されたとかは問題じゃない
20Gaijin:2006/08/05(土) 14:47:14
No it isn't, Germany killed 8 million Israelites. How many Koreans did Japan kill?
And yet the horrible travesty of war (remember that Japan probably killed more Americans than Koreans)
is forgotten because there is no more animosity or even anxiety toward the Japanese from other countries.
Korea and China continue to use propaganda to influence their people against Japan, so that
those people forget the problems of their own country and are filled with hate.

You must admit that sooner or later, SOMEONE is going to have to
forgive and forget. It is simply unproductive to continually blame a race for all your world's problems.
Furthermore, the fact that the Korean educational system actually teaches children to hate Japanese far outways
anything to do with Yasukuni. Korea is the onw in the wrong. Imagine if American schools taught their children
to hate Germans. Its foolish and stupid.

21名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/05(土) 14:51:23
>Germany killed 8 million Israelites. How many Koreans did Japan kill?

>>19
22名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/05(土) 14:51:43
what you saying is so convinient for any agressor or criminnal
just forgive or forget and move on??
that's not how it should be.
there should be something in between
23名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/05(土) 14:52:54
外人さん、洋画スレでディク依頼来てるよ
24Gaijin:2006/08/05(土) 14:55:09
The militaristic government of Japan has been destroyed. So where is the agressor? Where is the criminal? He is dead.
Forgive and forget. There are millions of Japanese willing to learn about Korean culture with open arms.
25名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/05(土) 14:55:10
Gaijin should know better.
Criminals pay.
26名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/05(土) 14:56:50
946 名前:名無しさん@英語勉強中 :2006/08/05(土) 14:49:05
黒人のレゲエ調のとこディクよろ。ネイティブさん

http://youtube.com/watch?v=SOLOAlUBUHk
27名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/05(土) 14:57:09
Korean culture?
28名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/05(土) 14:57:27
probably easy for you, someone totally outsider.
we embrace honor and stand up for what's right and go to it
29名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/05(土) 15:08:33
actually he isn't dead
he has survived among Japanese people
in Germany today Nazism is a crime. in Germany today and many other European states inciting or supporting Nazism is a crime
he is dead in germany not in japan.
30名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/06(日) 15:06:56
I wonder what those war criminals (including Hideki Tojo) has done to Korean people.
As far as "A-class war criminals", they have done nothing to Korea.
They have been accused of what they did to China or USA or any other country belonged to "the Allies", not Korea.
So I can't understand why Koreans against Yasukuni-Shrine.
I can understand China's logic but not Korea's.
31名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/07(月) 07:12:26
Hey,Korea !
You still don't pay aid money of Smatra earthquake.
Don't make a toy of the poor people who are suffering from disaster.
although you knew you didn't have enough money to pay it,
you announced that you would transfer 50 million dollars to the disaster site,
you actually payed about 3 million dollars.
I've heard how come you did such a inhuman thing. you just did it because of
the feelings of competition agaisnt Japan.
before you,Japan announced that we would transfer 500 million dollars to the site
and actually payed all the money.
you sucks ! not human !!
For this reason international community can't believe you.
Shame on you !!
32名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/07(月) 12:17:38
うんこ
33Machahiko:2006/08/07(月) 13:05:03
>>31

Is this true? I never heard this and I would like a link to it. I can speak and read Japanese,
so a Japanese link is fine as well. If this is true, then Korea looks even worse then their
Cutey Honey knock-offs.
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42名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/07(月) 15:13:39
今朝出勤の前に朝ニュースにちょうど北朝鮮ミサイル打ち上げが速報で出ていた
CNN BBC など外国放送社たちの報道を引用する.
朝からあまりとても気持ちが良くなかったが
ウェンゴルすべての放送社たちが東海を SEA OF JAPANで表記したのではないか!!
児 !! もう東海は私たちのところにないようだ.
朝から政府に対する不信がきちんきちんと積もる.

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44名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/07(月) 15:24:32
アメリカのアジア系移民の中でも、コリアンは特殊。

「コリアンが大量に押し寄せてくるまでは、中国系も、日系も、フィリピン系もみんな
仲良くやっていたのに、コリアンが殺到した途端に暴動や射撃事件、ボイコットは起きるし、
アジア系移民(コリアン)と黒人、ヒスパニックの間に緊張と憎悪が増大した。
問題の根本はコリアンの伝統にあるのではないか?
コリアンは儒教の教えを馬鹿馬鹿しいほどに捻じ曲げているが、
もう少し他のアジア系移民を見習って、伝統を絶対視するのではなく、
常識やその土地の習慣に従って生活してみたら?・・・」

The Chinese, Japanese and Filipinos have been in the U.S. in large numbers
much longer than the Koreans. Why is it we all got along just fine before
the Koreans arrived in large numbers? Since the Koreans have arrived in the U.S.,
we have seen riots, shootings, boycotts and an all around rise in tension and apathy
between Asians (Koreans)Blacks and Hispanics. What is the prblem? I think a big part
of the problem is the Korean tradition. If Confucius could see what Koreans have done
to his teachings, he would laugh. No other Asian culture takes Confucius's teachings and
twist it to the point of being ridiculous. Koreans live their daily lives constantly wondering
if that person or this person did not give proper respect. When Koreans argue among
themselves, the role of tradition always plays a big part. My advice is to live your life more
like other Asians,where tradition is not the rule but common sense and "Whatever" is the norm.
Now that I've totally pissed off every Korean reading this, my advice to Korean store owners
is a Confucius proverb. "One who cannot smile, should never open a shop".
45名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/07(月) 15:27:44
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日本における不法滞在ベスト3(法務省H14.1.1)
1. 韓国    55,164          ←ぶっちぎり1位なのにビザ免除?
2. フィリピン 29,649  ビザ免除なし
3. 中国    27,582  ビザ免除なし

2000年度 日本と韓国の犯罪統計より
韓国のレイプ発生率     日本の8.44倍
韓国の暴力事件発生率   日本の22.35倍
韓国の殺人発生率      日本の1.91倍
韓国の強盗発生率      日本の2.95倍
46名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/07(月) 15:32:00
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47名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/07(月) 15:42:15
林も含め、在日は犯罪で日本を牛耳りながら、脅迫し続けるのだ。
本当に悲しい存在だ。神に見捨てられた滅び行く存在だ。
正義に、人間性に背を向けた獣であるということだ。
ベニスの商人に、暴力団を加え、マスコミも乗っ取ったのが在日である。
なぜこいつらが、これほど偉そうな態度が取れるのか不思議である。
道徳の欠片も無いのだろう。
バレなければ何をしてもいい、と考え、捏造と脅迫を続けているのが在日だ。
48名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/22(火) 21:26:22
>>1
I am Japanese.But I can speak Korean too.
Would you email with me if you like.
49名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/23(水) 05:01:48
Japan is jealous of Korea, because they got rid of complex kanji
characters over 500 years ago. Japan will never give it up, though;
it's too important in making Japan look 'special' and 'different from
everyone else'. Then again, hiragana got simplified in 1900....
50名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/23(水) 08:21:14
That's enough of your jokes !
you don't have any kinds of things we are jealous of.
we always look down on you from the ancient times to for eternity.
you stinky Koreans, get out of here !!
51名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/23(水) 08:35:19
素朴な疑問。ジャパンがスィンクするのか?
国民の総意ととれなくもないが、漏れにはどこか不自然。
漏れの勉強不足か、詐称か、どっちだ?
52名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/23(水) 11:32:52
>>51
意味が分からん。
日本沈没というSF作品のことなら、地殻変動で物理的に沈没する話だが。
諸外国との関係(難民受け入れ交渉)なんかも描いてるけど
対象は全世界で、特亜ネタはなかったな
(原作しか読んでないので映画は知らんが)
53名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/23(水) 12:01:11
>>52
スマソ横着した
Japan thinks〜about Koreaについて疑問だったんだ
54名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/23(水) 12:27:37
擬人化してあるだけでたいした意味はないとオモワレ
55名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/23(水) 15:14:56
そう言われると、不自然じゃないように見えてきた。
一般論を求めたのかな。
いずれにせよ、つかみきれない。
勉強不足みたいだ。
56名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/23(水) 15:37:08
何も悩むことは全然ないとオモワレww
あなたが韓国に対して思うことを率直に書けばいい。
みんな其々どこかで仕入れた断片的な情報をもとに無責任な
言動をしているだけだ。それが2chの王道!!
57& ◆MApFvuPVh. :2006/08/24(木) 21:19:45
전 한국인 입니다.

무슨 예기인지 몰라고 한국욕 자제..!!
58名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/24(木) 22:03:19
>>1 Have you ever been here?

Lies, Half-truths, & Dokdo Video
http://www.occidentalism.org/?p=319
http://www.occidentalism.org/?p=325
59名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/25(金) 07:46:19
Jap and Kor are same yellow monkey.
Dont come my country USA, you are both so rude.
All your base are belong to ass.
60merkin ◆BeSm0ofY92 :2006/08/25(金) 09:54:12
In what ways does Japan think it's different than Korea?
I'm not talking about maps or land or anything like that, but how the
people and culture are different.

I ask this as an honest question, not in order to make people mad.
61名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/25(金) 09:58:29
>>60
you tell us. what do you think?
62名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/25(金) 11:55:14
>>60
i think it's only a matter of ethnic and history.
i think if you learn or read books about history of korea and japan,
your question will be solved.
the japanese and koreans have different history,
so many people tend to think that other countries' people that have different history are ailiens.
to be sure, i think korea and japan do not look so different.
i think just catfighting led to this present rivalry between korea and japan.
i hope oen day koreans and japanese will hook up and somebody will correct my awkward expressions in this post.
63名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/25(金) 12:26:47
I've read a book titled "manga kenkanryu" recently.
and I thought what a disgusting country Korea is !
The better I know about Krea ,the more I hate them.
64名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/25(金) 13:37:20
Jap and Kor
65名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/25(金) 16:09:03
>>63
I think you are suffering from Chuu2 desease.
Keep away from 2ch some time and you wiill be fine
66名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/25(金) 16:41:19
>>63
Go back to your board, fucking Kenkanchu.
67merkin ◆BeSm0ofY92 :2006/08/25(金) 22:42:49
>>60
Honestly, I don't know.

It sounds like most of what Manga Kenkanryu is about is the same old
"Culture of Amnesia" that's been around for years, and that Korea is
the most convenient victim for people to blame. This sounds weird to
me, but it could be they're similar enough to fight like brother and
sister.

I've heard lots of shouting about how Japan is so different from all
other countries in the world, but almost never /how/ it's different.
68名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/25(金) 23:47:35
>>67
are you talking to yourself?
69名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/26(土) 00:35:11
>>68
LOOOOL
70merkin ◆BeSm0ofY92 :2006/08/26(土) 01:24:40
>>68
You're all just voices in my head, aren't you? (^_^);
71名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/26(土) 02:15:03
The answer has three type as following:
1 A part of Japanese hates Korea. This people has bad impression for
Korea. For instence, conserning with politics, bad actions of
Korean-in-Japan, Korean attitudes against Japanese.

2 Another part of Japanese likes Korea. For example, affection from
Korean program of Japanese medias, 韓流ブーム.

3 the other part of Japanese is not intersting in Korea.
72名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/26(土) 02:25:02
Korean attitudes against Japanese:
Korean has the offensive factor. For example, a part of Korean
fired Japanese national flag. this action indicates some Korean
does not have compliment. We Japanese don't fire their flag as well.
73名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/08/26(土) 02:30:33
韓流ブーム began cinemas and dramas made in Korea broadcast in Japan.
After 2002, many Korean star introduces in Japan. These phenomenon are
Japanese company that strongly affects to massmedias.
74名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/09/06(水) 08:28:00
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75名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/10/01(日) 17:13:42
韓国人慰安強制の画像を張るがそこには大募集の文字

ソース:
ttp://bbs.enjoykorea.jp/tbbs/read.php?board_id=ttalk&page=5&nid=433120

(画像)
http://www.hermuseum.go.kr/kor/cyber_img/img03_02.gif
http://www.hermuseum.go.kr/kor/cyber_img/img03_03.gif

あいつら漢字読めないんだよ。
76名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/10/01(日) 17:21:54
★★★★★ 韓国政府がまた自爆!慰安婦はやっぱり売春婦だった! ★★★★★

■韓国政府の女性家族部(女性家族省)HPの英語向け慰安婦宣伝コーナー
http://www.hermuseum.go.kr/eng/exp/Experience01_2.asp

…韓国政府が「慰安婦が強制連行された証拠ニダ!」と提示する史料です。
1944年と書いてあります。
「慰安婦緊急大募集!月収300円以上!前借3000円まで可!」と書いてあります。

1944年の貨幣価値です。
http://www8.plala.or.jp/shinozaki/s19-1944.pdf

…警察官(巡査)の初任給が45円でした。
現在の警察官の初任給は約20万円です。
http://www.keishicho.metro.tokyo.jp/saiyou/keisatsu/keisatu.htm

200000÷45=約4444。
つまり物価の上昇率は4444倍です。

月給300円×4444倍=1333200円

…なんと!慰安婦の月給は133万円以上だったのです。
更に1330万円の借金が可能だったのです。

馬鹿が読んでも「売春の仕事だ」と分かります。
これが強制連行の証拠ですか?(失笑)


77名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/10/01(日) 17:23:05
【シンガポール】BC級戦犯15人の遺書 朝鮮半島出身軍属や司令官[09/30]
http://news18.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/news4plus/1159609326/
78名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/10/01(日) 17:54:15
>>60
Japanese and Korean is different country.
In Asia, each countries have totally different language and culture.
We have almost same face and skin color, but these differences are bigger than between Black and White in the USA.
I think you knew what I said, but many Europian think all Asians are basicaly same origin.
79名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/10/01(日) 18:01:40
The difference is simple.
There are a number of history textbooks to choose from in Japan.
In Korea, there is only one made by the Korean government.
80名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/10/01(日) 22:02:14
Whatever it is...
Hey >>1 Gaijin san! You shouldn't make independent thread for your single question.
And, this kinds of prpbrems are none of your business.

Take care!
81名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/11/16(木) 21:04:54
age
82名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/02/03(土) 14:25:06
83名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/02/06(火) 00:40:09
誰かこれに日本語の字幕付けてよ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZTAxinylaQ
84名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/02/06(火) 01:21:22
>>83
真ん中の奴は特に異常だな。中ほどの発言は
手で飯食ってる民族に対する差別でもある。気持ち悪くなった。
85名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/02/23(金) 10:24:49
隔週刊誌「SAPIO」の先週発売号 (何故か2/28号) の「ネットに蠢く反日団体一覧」特集のうち、
YouTubeとウィキペディアでの反日プロパガンダに関する記事です。

YouTube
ttp://img264.imageshack.us/img264/8255/sapio20070228youtube001ag7.gif
ttp://img507.imageshack.us/img507/6997/sapio20070228youtube002so2.gif
ttp://img530.imageshack.us/img530/3659/sapio20070228youtube003ca2.gif

Wikipedia
ttp://img137.imageshack.us/img137/29/sapio20070228wikipedia1hh1.gif
ttp://img136.imageshack.us/img136/5580/sapio20070228wikipedia2xw9.gif
上では読めなくなっている囲みの分
ttp://img413.imageshack.us/img413/8692/sapio20070228wikipediactu9.gif

ウィキペディアに関してなんとかしたいと思ったらこちらへどうぞ。
朝鮮人のWikipedia(ウィキペディア)捏造に対抗せよ 16
http://society6.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/korea/1168560731/l50
86名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/07(土) 15:46:04
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87名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/16(月) 18:59:58
Though these guys say the same,
they are exact opposite in intention.

  ∧_∧   
 (  ´∀`)  I like dogs !
 (    )   
 | | |
 (__)_)

  ∧_∧
  <丶`∀´> I like dogs !
 / ∪ ∪  
 し―-J
88名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/16(月) 19:00:48
Though these guys say the same,
they are exact opposite in intention.

  ∧_∧   
 (  ´∀`)  Let's get together and do our best !
 (    )   
 | | |
 (__)_)

  ∧_∧
  <丶`∀´> Let's get togejer and do our best !
 / ∪ ∪  
 し―-J
89名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/16(月) 19:01:45
Listen to me carefully, you Chokbali Japaneje.
         
        <`д´>
        (| y |)

You don't understand the Asian mind.

   mind 心  < `д´>  亜 Asia
       \/| y |\/

When Asia and mind get togejer as one,

        < `д´> 心  亜 Asia
        (\/\/ mind

・・・・・・・・。

         <`д´ >
  evil 悪_/| y |

I can't read a Chineje character.

        <`д´ >   Throw thish away !
        (| y |\
             ヾ悪 evil
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英語で嫌韓 −Do you like Korea?−
http://academy6.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/english/1124729105/l50
韓国人の英語力について  その2ダ
http://academy6.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/english/1088587583/l50


91名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/17(火) 20:17:41
Korean people say,“Korean women were taken away to brothels by Japanese people.
There is the evidence. (1)” park6.wakwak.com/~photo/image/ianfu01.jpg
But it’s not true because they are mere advertisements saying “Wanted comfort women.
Salary of 300yen a month, and you can borrow 3000yen.”
By the way let's think about the value of yen in 1944.
www8.plala.or.jp/shinozaki/s19-1944.pdf
A policeman’s salary was around 45 yen a month then.
A policeman’s salary is around 200,000 yen a month today.
www.keishicho.metro.tokyo.jp/saiyou/keisatsu/keisatu.htm
200000÷45=about4444
In short the rate of price increase is 4444 times.
300yen×4444=1333200yen…
It’s amazing! A comfort woman’s salary was 1330,000yen in current value.
And she was allowed to borrow 13,300,000yen.
Assuming 1yen=10won, “Salary of 13,300,000won! You can borrow 133,000,000won!”
Whoever read this knows that they wanted to be hookers.
Can this be expressed as “TAKEN AWAY” ?
(1) Reference “Korean Government HP”(It has already been deleted)
www.hermuseum.go.kr/eng/exp/Experience01_2.asp
92名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/19(木) 12:44:56
THOSE LAWS OF THAT KOREA

《 ABSOLUTE LAWS 》
THE FIRST  LAW In the range from an individual to a company and even a nation, who ally with Koreans will lose for certain.
THE SECOND LAW Regarding THE FIRST LAW, when Koreans go off by themselves, only Koreans will lose.
THE THIRD  LAW Regarding THE FIRST LAW, who come to be hated by Koreans should be able to avoid the law,
             where the rate of possibility you can avoid it, corresponds with the level how you are hated.
THE FORTH  LAW Regarding THE FIRST LAW, who once break off with Koreans should be able to defeat the law.
THE FIFTH  LAW Regarding THE FIRST LAW, it will not be invoked on those who do business with the unilateral approach
             against Koreans.
THE SIXTH  LAW Regarding THE THIRD and THE FORTH LAW, who once break off with Koreans should be able to expect
             rapid recovery or uptrend in all aspects including the fortune and the achievement and so on.

《 GENERAL LAWS 》
THE FIRST   LAW Everything invented or popular in Japan will be insisted as Korean or invented by Korean in some ten
              years or even some hundred years.
THE SECOND  LAW Those who are popular or talented in Japan are for certain insisted as Korean residents in Japan.
              However if Koreans hate one of them, the person should be able to avoid this law for sure.
THE THIRD   LAW The more Korea is featured in a Japanese TV program, the more people stop watching it.
              In other words how often Korea is on TV is in inverse proportion to popularity of a TV program.
93名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/19(木) 12:45:27
THE FORTH   LAW Those who call themselves Japanese domestically or overseas though nobody asks their nationalities,
              are not likly real Japanese.
THE FIFTH   LAW  All unfavorable events for Korea are shifted blame onto other countries.
THE SIXTH   LAW  A Korean president: policymaker, when end of the term is close, is likely to be involved in a political
              disorder and end up in misery.
THE SEVENTH LAW A Japanese in power who makes contact with Korea will be ruined within two generations.
THE EIGHTH   LAW Power of those laws tends to be strengthened drastically in every sixty years.
THE NINTH    LAW Those laws are invoked even on Koreans if they have the Japanese mind.
THE TENTH   LAW Those laws never be invoked even on Japanese if they have the Korean mind.
THE ELEVENTH LAW Those who get deeply involved to that country or get symbolic as being for sort of a poster child
              and so on, themselves become the law invokers and invoke them directly or indirectly on people who
              contact with them.
              As those kind of invokers come for us regardless of our wills, we are unable to avoid them in most cases.
THE TWELFTH LAW UN and ICJ never be affected and ruled by those laws.
THE THIRTEENTH LAW Japanese prime minister, members of the ruling coalition and their families are not ruled by those laws
                even if they lose themselves in Korea.
94名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/20(金) 12:49:48
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95名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/20(金) 16:32:48
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96名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/21(土) 12:42:59
They have not changed for more than 200 years.
       +         +     +              +             ┃
   +                Π                  Π   +      ..┃
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Get me that(; ´Д`)     <`∀´ヽ> rァ      ..( ´Д`)<`∀´‖>  ⊂(´∀` )/
chiken back.(つ  つ     (つ  つ' {       (つ  ノ⊂i ⊂i )x    \   )
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    ∧_∧
と⌒^つ´д`)つ

Members of Korean embassy who stole chikens and fought townspeople
"RECORD OF KOREAN TRIBUTE EMBASSY" in the possession of Kyoto University

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97名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/22(日) 21:00:41
Rain for blaming, wind for cursing
Even snow and summer heat for envying
With strong square chin, desire is neverending
Never shutting up, loudly always shouting
Four bowls of sorghum, a lot of kimchi, a bit of gochujang a day
Money minded on everything around trying not to pay
Feeling understanding with halfway experience, in a second memory disappears
In that peninsula, by the bare mountain, from small thatched shack it appears
Finding out Takeshima in east sea, it's there to thrust a flag acting big ugly
To master in west, it's there to pay respects willingly
To dying Viet Cong in south, it's there with a gun to tell not to be scared and kill them with smiling face
To brother in north with drought and famine, it's there with modesty to pass them Japanese rice
Ordering apology for drought and reparation for summer cold
All over the world, skunk zombie is what it's called
Got no praise ever
Got no respect ever
Just like that, I've already been ever

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      ( 二二二つ / と) 
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98名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/23(月) 09:26:42
        Korean Problem Solving Flowchart by a Canadian

                   Start Here
_________       / ̄ ̄ ̄\      __________
\Korea invented/      ./  Is it a  i,     ヽ    Can you    /
  \   it   /   y    |   good    |  n    \  blame an  /
   \   / <―――― .'i,  thing ? ./─┐     .\ inferior ?/
     \/            \___/  └──>  \    /
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                  _________  |/  .   |
                  \  Problem  /   ̄.     |
                    \. solved /.          | n
                     \   /     .       |
                       \/    .        ヽ|/
                            / ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄\
                            |    Did it happen    |
                            |    before 1945 ?   |
                       y  / \_________/
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                      |/       .     | n
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            / ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄\   .  | ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄\
            |It's Japan's fault !| .    | It's America's fault ! |
            \______/     .|________/
99名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/25(水) 12:28:11
◇Free Diversified Aspects   Masayuki Tkayama  Professor, Teikyo Uiversity
▼Negligence
Mr.Kun-Tsan Tsai, author of 'Taiwanese and Japanese spirit', was an army
special volunteer. He was in the deep mountain in Kyoto at the end of the
World War II.
He wrote the chaos from the end of the war to the end of the year when he
returned to Taiwan.
They became the "victory nation" overnight and were offered superfluity of food.
He made grilled rice balls for starved children.
He sometimes went "all the way to Kyoto station" to hand them out to children.
"At one time he saw the people handing out the naval thermal vests to children.
Then he talked to them and found they were Taiwanese volunteer as he was."
However Koreans, who had been in the force he had belonged, "in a group broke
into and robbed food and clothe warehouses."
"They were domineering to hit dispirited Japanese while saying they were the
victory nation."
Japanese prepared special trains for the victory nation.
An entire vehicle was provided for even a few passengers.
They, the victory nation, called a stationmaster or a person in charge when
they found a blunder by Japanese, then assaulted them by beating and kicking.
Sadanori Shimoyama, a director of the traveler bureau, was one of those were
gang bashed by them and he was seriously injured to the testicle explosion.
The repatriation program for this victory nation was done on the order of GHQ.
F.Roosevelt who had died four months before the end of the war left the will
saying "confine all Japanese in four islands and destroy them".
As they wanted to destroy only Japanese, unrelated people as Koreans etc. had
to be banished.
At this time all Koreans who had come to Japan by so called "requisition" were
supposed to return to there country. However in fact all of them did not return.
100名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/25(水) 12:28:57
Hogyu Lim wrote how they were in those days in 'The third country poeple's
commercial code'.
"The third country people is a word that indicates Koreans in Japan during prewar
and postwar days. Most of them dreamed the success in Japan and came across the
sea during the period of confusion before and after the World War II."
Their occupations were "from what they were able to get cash such as salvage,
pachinko or so called Turkish bath etc."
Another important cash business was a crime syndicate.
The story of N.Zapetti who ruled the dark world of postwar days started selling
chewing gums is described in 'Tokyo under world'.
In this story, Japanese rejected chewing gums which were not their preference.
He tied up with a crime syndicate and made them threaten storekeepers to sell
gums. Therefore the chewing gum culture was established in Japan.
This crime syndicate was Toseikai that grew up rapidly after the war and its all
members were Koreans.
There are about 500,000 Korean residents now in Japan.
1650 among them are in prison. This number follows to that of Chinese in prison
which is 2000 among total 250,000 people.
The rate of Koreans receiving public assistance is 48 per 1000 people.
Compared with the rate of Japanese that is 12 per 1000 people, it's as much as
four times higher.
They came to Japan with success dreams but are now nothing but a trouble.
To deal with the increasing crimes by foreigners, the Ministry of Justice issues
a "residence card" in which a person's name and address etc. are written in
an IC. However, according to the report from Asahi Shimbun, "Koreans are not
included" in those "foreigners".
I receive an impression as "Ploughing the field and forgetting the seeds" from
that. Korean residents in Japan are given shameless preferential treatments that
are not given to any other foreigners.
101名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/25(水) 12:30:08
For instance, if foreigners except Koreans are arrested for prostitutions, drugs
or crimes that lead to one or more years of penal servitude, they will be
immediately exiled. But a Korean resident is an exception.
Only they are not be exiled as long as they have not commited crimes that lead to
the seven or more years of penal servitude as homicide.
They explain the reason for this is their history.
In plain words, Japan owes them because they are descendants of kidnapped people.
Thus they take this preferential treatment for granted.
However, the kidnap by army is a fabrication made up by Kyungsik Park.
They are the descendants of people who came to Japan before and after the war,
and squatted as Hogyu Lim described.
There is no reason that they are distinguished from other foreigners and receive
preferential treatment at all.
But sensible Japanese did not say anything small-minded.
I compromise only Koreans who received the penalty of seven or more years of
penal servitude must be exiled.
Then how many Koreans have been exiled since the age Toseikai was active behind
the scenes ?
We have often seen, in newspapers, Korean names following "John Doe whose real
name is".
Expecting large number of criminals have been exiled, I asked the Ministry of
Justice of the exact number.
However the answer was, "The number of exiled Koreans since soon after the war
until now is zero because the minister has never stamped for approval."
Though it's well known that Seiken Sugiura refused the signature for execution,
I didn't know any Justice Ministers had not banished Korean felons.
Isn't this the bigger security concern in Japan than to refuse an execution ?
102名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/26(木) 16:37:40
Though these guys sing the same song,
they are exact opposite in intention.

  ∧_∧   
 (  ´∀`) We are the world ♪
 (    )  We are the children ♪
 | | |
 (__)_)

  ∧_∧
  <丶`∀´> We are the world ♪
 / ∪ ∪  We are the children ♪
 し―-J
103名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/26(木) 19:44:56
An online economic newspaper e-today reported on the 25th that single South Korean men
performed 'Naked body check' on women while they chose their brides in Vietnam and the
men's behaviors were taken up as a big issue in the locale.
According to an English version of a local newspaper "Young people" issued on that day,
some of South Korean men who had arrived at Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam met 66 young
Vietnamese women with a view to marriage in the middle of this month.
These women were introduced to men by a local marriage broker.
At this time South Korean men surprisingly performed so called roguish 'Naked body check'
on Vietnamese women. Though there were the cases local unlawful marriage brokers received
the high referral fee and set up "Group meeting for marriage" for single men from oversea
and troubles were caused, this is the first time the disgraceful behavior like this 'Naked body
check' was discovered. The Vietnamese police reportedly arrested two South Koreans on the
site in relation to the case. As such a case was reported through media, local people are
violently repulsing it and the newspapers wrote that depending on circumstances even the
damage on the national image would be concerned.
Earlier at the beginning of this month, South Korean men were arrested in Ho Chi Minh City
while choosing brides out of 118 Vietnamese women at an illegal marriage meeting, and were
sentenced to a fine. However there are still shameless people committing such a crime as usual.
Hankook Ilbo
104名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/27(金) 06:40:16
Juche Idea rampant in Japan Teachers' Union
The Juche Idea (also Juche Sasang or Chuch'e; pronounced /t?ut??e/ in Korean, approximately
"joo-cheh") is the official state ideology of North Korea and the political system based on it.
Kim Jong-il has explained that the doctrine is a component part of Kimilsungism,
after its founder Kim Il-sung.
The core principle of the Juche ideology since the 1970s has been that "man is the master of
everything and decides everything".
The official biography Kim Il Sung by Baik Bong had previously described this as saying
that the masters of the North Korean revolution are the Workers' Party of Korea and
the Korean people, who must remake themselves under the leadership of the WPK.
Juche literally means "main body" or "subject"; it has also been translated in North Korean
sources as "independent stand" and the "spirit of self-reliance".
105名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/28(土) 12:32:56
Though these guys say the same,
they are exact opposite in intention.

  ∧_∧   
 (  ´∀`) Once we decide to do or die,
 (    )  we can do anything !
 | | |
 (__)_)

  ∧_∧
  <丶`∀´> Once we decide to do or die,
 / ∪ ∪   we can do anything !
 し―-J
106名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/28(土) 20:14:22
What the heck ! Again Korean dog eaters tried to sneak in.
It's hard to guess why they always try that despite the hatered
against the Japanese !

Mass smuggling of illegal immigrants:
11 Koreans on a fishing boat at the fishing port, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka City

At about 3:17AM on 28th, a sixty year old man who was near saw
suspicious people who landed from the fishing boat at Nishinoura fishing
port in Nishiura, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka City and called 110.
Fukuoka prefectural police searched around there, discovered and
detained eleven people: five men and six women, who are possibly
South Koreans and a Japanese man who was a driver to let them flee.
These eight men and women including a Japanese man were arrested on
the suspicion of violating the Immigration Control Law.
The police are investigating these people as the smuggling of illegal
immigrants. These eleven people are in their twenties to fifties according
to the west station of the Fukuoka prefectural police.
Six of them were caught in to the minivan on the road in Yokohama in
the same district. The Japanese man who was in the car is suspected
to be there to pick up other people. Remained five people were
discovered while having lurked around the fishing port.
All of them are lightly attired. Their passports of South Korea were
confirmed not to be counterfeit and some of them reportedly have the
note of South Korea. At Nishinoura fishing port, as some ten people who
seemed to be the stowaways were witnessed to land on early morning
of 18th, and the police doubts the series of cases as possible continuous
stowing away and investigating the background of the case.
【 Takeshi Kinoshita 】
Mainichi news 14:00 04/28/2007
107名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/04/29(日) 21:29:09
Though these guys say the same,
they are exact opposite in intention.

  ∧_∧   
 (  ´∀`) Korean residents in Japan
 (    )  should go back to your country !
 | | |
 (__)_)

  ∧_∧
  <丶`∀´> Korean residents in Japan
 / ∪ ∪  should go back to your country !
 し―-J
108名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/05/01(火) 08:57:55
Though these guys say the same,
they are exact opposite in intention.

  ∧_∧   
 (  ´∀`) We create the history !
 (    )
 | | |
 (__)_)

  ∧_∧
  <丶`∀´> We create the history !
 / ∪ ∪
 し―-J
109名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/05/12(土) 19:37:34
"The truth of the comfort women from my standpoint" by Hiroo Onoda
"Seiron - just argument" January issue

The issues over primeminister's visits to Yasukuni Shrine and the comfort women
are discussed in many places but they are nothing but the unfounded accusations
by the other countries. I thought I didn't need to say much about these issues as
well about as the Nanjing Massacre, but having been fed up with follies of absurd
and insulting remarks seen until even now, I have to say.
Sixty years have passed since the Greater East Asia War and now that the
population of people who went to war is decreasing, I decided to write down my
testimony to prove the "comfort women system" was obviously the "commercial
prostitution".
The biggest problems that obstructed the security means and the operations to
win people's minds for overseas stationing troops were rape, robbery and arson.
It's widely known that each country took measures against those problems.
There were the "comfort women" certainly in battle fields during the war.
But it was natural as the public prostitution system was legal at that time.
Though not only officers and soldiers who went to open battles but everyone else
also knew the phrase "army nurse" generally, no one either heard or said of the
phrase "comfort woman". It's obvious that the "comfort woman" is a recent coinage
to soil Japan's reputation.
110名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/05/12(土) 19:38:42
#2
They called those prostitutes "Zhongguo P" and "Chosun P" at the war front of
China, though they might be the dirty words. As nobody would buy a prostitute
without getting embarrassed or in public, very few people have come out in
public with details of what they had heard and seen by themselves about the
"wartime brothels" and the "comfort women". But to witnesses who know them very
well, some people would say, "Why do you know about it so well ?" while
ridiculing those witnesses.
You may want to ask me why I can do this, but as my position fortunately allowed
me to observe the facts from outside the army, I can boldly come out with them
to clear up misunderstandings in the world.

◆ The tour of the "wartime brothel" at Hankou
I went to Hankou: current Wuhan, near the middle portion of the Yangtze River as
a memeber of a trade firm in April when I was seventeen and lived in the place
where the Japanese army had occupied for only five months and the smell of so to
speak gun smoke still remained.
At that time, Hankou city was divided into the refugee area, the China town, the
Japan China town, the French settlement, the Japanese settlement, the former
German settlement, the former Russian settlement and the former British
settlement. The security was different in each area depending on circumstance.
In the Japan China town, Japanese and Chinese lived together and a Chinese
carried an "identification" as a Chinese in the China town did. A Chinese who
didn't have an identification was made to live in the refugee area due to
security reasons.
111名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/05/12(土) 19:39:35
#3
Even a Japanese soldier wasn't allowed to enter the refugee area and we Japanese
residents weren't either unless we had registered ourselves to get permissions.
It was such a dangerous area.
As I was a trading merchant, I walked around the city except the refugee area.
One day a soldier in a dirty army uniform asked me where the brothel was, but I
didn't understand it for a little while and bewildered.
Then having recalled the place where the signboard with the big black letters of
"Hankou special recreation facility" on it hanged on the wall, and a sentry and
a soldier wearing an armband of the "military police" stood in front of it,
I told him all I remembered. It was in the Japan China town where the movie
house had been built as well. I thought from his uniform that he was certainly a
soldier who had just come back from a campaign, as a soldier guarding the town
didn't wear such a dirty uniform.
I had made a hasty conclusion that soldiers had been able to have rice cakes,
steamed breads, noodles etc. for free in the recreation facilities because I had
thought a soldier who had come back from a campaign would need some comfort and
thus the "special recreation facilities" had made sense, but they actually were
the brothels. One of my acquaintances was allowed to go in and out the
"recreation facility" as his trade firm imported the tatami mats as well as
convenience goods and delivered there the tatami mats with condoms and other
goods. One day when he suggested me go there with him, I agreed with him
immediately and joined the tour as an ordinary Japanese wasn't able to step
inside that place.
112名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/05/12(土) 19:40:33
#4
We talked to a military police about our purpose of money collecting and finished
our work quickly. As it was already dark outside, many prostitutes without
customers came and tried to join our talk with the brothel manager, but he
banished them. There were Japanese, Chosun and Chinese women; though Chosun
is regarded as a discriminatory term and not used now, during Japan's annexation
of Korean peninsula if we said "Japanese and Chosun" or something, they would
protest us fiercely as they were also Japanese.
They flocked around and seduced us with eagerness for business as a military
police didn't investigate in their rooms without any exceptional reason.
A prostitution fee was classified as first, second and third depending on where
she was from. The business hours were during only daylight for soldiers as
their curfew was the sunset, were longer for noncommissioned officers as their
curfew was later and were all night for commissioned officers. The higher the
military class was, the more charge they had to pay and women earned in the
same time period.
I had heard the stories of Korean women who had said, "I thought you were a
noncommissioned officer but are you a soldier ?" and "Make up your mind and come
inside right now. I will discount the fee in the room.", that I can't laugh at
but feel as touching efforts. A certain Japanese prostitute said, "It's not
easy to bail out of the prostitution in Japan, but here I can quit within a half
year to a year.". And one of them boasted, "I had 27 customers a day.".
113名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/05/12(土) 19:41:46
#5
◆The "sex slave" nowhere around Asia
Here let me introduce a brothel manager I made friends with. He said the truth,
"Though Japanese women don't seem much different in physical strength from the
other nations, they tend to forget the business and work so hard until they get
sick. I think it's because they don't have the verbal barrier and they can
understand soldiers well. I have to send back sick women and it undermines the
profits. The best way is to hire only Japanese for soldiers though.".
As there was a demimonde in the town I had grown up, I had often seen geisha
girls and bar girls. I had been able to distinguish them, they had been called
professionals at that time, from ordinary women by their appearances. Thus I was
able to identify prostitutes also in Hankou. Among others Koreans' appearances
were particular.
They were usually out in a small group, not dressed in the ethnic costumes but
in the western two piece outfits they weren't acustomed with, which made them
look awkward. And the ways they walked were also particular. Thus it was easy for
me to identify them.
They looked so cheery and happy. I didn't feel any sad atmosphere among them from
their everyday lives as current hot issue, the "sex slave". It certainly had long
been said that "A loan shark manager and a pimp can't die on the tatami mats.".
The human traffic had been prohibited since the Meiji era and it had changed the
form to the prostitution to repay the "advance on salary", but actually nothing
had changed for a prostitute in that virtually "she had been sold".
I quoted a prostitute's words "bailing out of the prostitution" above.
114名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/05/12(土) 19:42:54
#6
It means a prostitute who finished repaying the advance on salary was able to
disengage herself. But I had often heard that some prostitution agents deceived
women by vicious and fraudulent ways. It was really pitiful for deceived women
but I also heard the following story. There was an arch woman who deceived
soldiers and officers to get extra money. She tearfully said to soldiers, "I was
deceived by the advertisement of "army nurse" and made to be a prostitute though
I'm a girls high school graduate.". And it's the fact that there were innocent
soldiers who believed her story. At the same time, this is a kind of comedy that
I can't laugh at and it was caused as they were able to communicate in Japanese
under the rule by Japan.
Meanwhile, how much did the "brothel" earn ? This is an assured evidence that
proves the "comfort women system" was the "commercial prostitution".
Having worked in the army clothing factory that was directly related to the army
headquarters in Hankou, my second eldest brother told me about the following
statistics on the "brothel".
At that time, there were about 330 thousand soldiers stationing around Hankou.
He investigated all soldiers in the journal book for a certain reason.
One third of their expenses were for meals, another one third for postal savings,
and rest one third for "brothel". The soldiers weren't very interested in savings
as their salaries were low. But as their bosses taught them to save money as the
discipline, they had to do it actually and reluctantly. I also saved money while
putting up with hunger when I stayed in Nanchang, Jiangxi Sheng as a newly
recruited soldier. Not every soldier was sopposed to divide his salary equally
among three and spend the one third of them. But it's said that the three biggest
115名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/05/12(土) 19:44:49
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human lusts are for food, sleep and sex. If the phrase, postal savings, is
replaced to a word, sleep, in the statistics above, the statistics are exactly
same as the human lusts. For your information, an average of soldier's salary a
month at that time was about 13 yen, thus the one third of it is about 4 yen.
Then total amount is 4 yen multiplied by 330 thousand people, that is 1.32
million yen. As it's said the price of a battleplane such as the "zero fighter"
was 30 thousand yen, surprisingly 1.32 million yen is equivalent to 44
battleplanes. As a corporate employee's starting salary wasn't more than 40 yen,
no wonder the army accounting division was surprised.
That's all I had seen and heard from outside the army for three and half years as
a trading merchant, about what the "brothel" and the "comfort women" were
actually.
After I had left Hankou in the summer of 1942, an adjutant of the army logistics
group in Hankou: the organization that stayed behind the operations group to
transport, supply and repair vehicles and army supplies, and to keep a line of
communication etc., who was an officer and observed the "brothel" and others
wrote "Hankou logistics". I checked it against what I had heard about the brothel
above, and found very few differences in place names and locations. But the
descriptions of the "brothel" were same as above and more in detail about the
inside information. According to this record, anyone can't deny the fact that the
"comfort women" were the "commercial prostitutes".
Who still denies it and insists on the "sex slave" forced by the army, is too
ignorant or stupid enough to be deceived. Otherwise that person may be as the one
who is asked, "Did they give you some money ?", jokingly by a person in Kansai
area, but that's totally stupid.
116名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/05/12(土) 19:49:22
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◆The purpose of the people who made up and fuss about the issue.
Now I disprove the wild view about military's involvement.
I joined the army and was on an active duty when I was twenty years old.
I immediately joined the troops in Nanchang, Jiangxi Sheng. Having finished the
new soldier training, I joined an operation, then I had the officer candidate
training and again joined an operation. Having been so busy that I hadn't been
able to go out even once until I entered the preparatory military academy in
Kurume, I had had no chance to pass through a "brothel" gate.
However senior soldiers were able to go out during the new soldier training.
One day I asked a chief petty officer of four year service, who gave me a
souvenir whenever he went out, "Are you going out, sir ?", he smiled and said,
"Yeah, as I have much money, I'm going to Chosun Bank to deposit it.".
Understanding that jargon, everyone around us only chuckled.
There was the divisional headquarters in Nanchang. There were Japanese, Koreans
and Chinese prostitutes in the "brothel" and soldiers would be able to choose
a woman depending on their financial conditions. I had the officer candidate
training at the regiment headquarters in a countryside that was more than 18.5
miles away from Nanchang.
The "brothel" was on the corner, surrounded by wire, in the defensive lines of
the regiment headquarters. At the end of the training, I was ordered to guard
the headquarters with other officer candidates. Of course it was the round-the-
clock guard. Being in charge of the barracks and didn't have to be on sentry,
I frequently went on patrol at the head of the sentries. The "brothel" was
included in the patrol areas. The sentries on the war front were always ready
117名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/05/12(土) 19:51:35
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for the battle, and even the vigils in the barracks as well. They wore helmets,
loaded their guns and of course fixed bayonets at night. We patroled not only
outside the "brothel" but inside with that appearance to check up number of
customers in the record a responsible person submitted, to keep watch for
defaulters and sneak attacks by guerrillas.
Needless to say, soldiers playing there were unarmed, that meant they were
certainly more vulnerable and careless. The army troops had good reason to
protect those soldiers and officers. And another problem was the venereal disease
protection. No wonder there was neither a doctor nor a hospital in such
countryside. We had no choice but to leave medical checkups to army doctors and
medics for the venereal disease protection. A "brothel" manager and women were
Chinese and prostitutes were legal at that time in Japan. They also needed foods
and livingwares as soldiers did. The appropriate means of transport were
necessary due to the large population of women. Here again we had no choice but
to leave it to the army as we were in the middle of nowhere. No wonder when the
army moved.
Being able to speak a language spoken in Hubei Sheng, I talked with a brothel
manager and heard a lot about how the women had lived. I remember myself even now
being inelegance, patroling through the central corridor with rooms on its both
sides. There certainly was such a scenery that would never be even drawn as a
cartoon. I think the situation was same in any troops.
118名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/05/12(土) 19:53:35
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All of those things happened sixty years ago. The time has changed and we live
in peace unlike those days, the war time. The interpretation of the prostitute:
the comfort woman here, has obviously changed also. Despite these changes, there
are people who take advantage of incomplete evidences, take up mere prostitution
as a big issue lately and fuss about it. What's the purpose of these people ?
One thing I can say is, as evidences are incomplete, they are trying to get
something by fussing about it.
This is the last I want to say as an ex-soldier who risked a life in battle
fields and experienced hardships under the hail of bullets. No one can deny this.
Who protects troops in a battle field ? As all around them are enemies or hostile
inhabitants, they should never omit precautions. The story changes if there was
something more reliable than individual, but they have no way but to protect
themselves.
The army wasn't involved with the "brothels" but they simpley protected
themselves no more and no less.
A proverb, "A tree with too many fruits will die down soon.", is explained as the
"providential mechanism of species preservation". It's said that this "natural
providence" also affects soldiers with uncertain future in savage battle fields.
Is it possible to ask them to act as a model of all virtues or an enlightened
monk ? The fact has been proved by the fact they spent one third of their low
salaries for the "brothel". They didn't have more money than they were able to
spend.
119名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/05/12(土) 20:03:56
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"Honorable soldiers", their hometown people respected them and had seen them off
while waving flags, were still young. Meanwhile there was certainly the society
where poor and unfortunate women had to sell their bodies to live. Whether they
sell what sell or they buy what are sold, as long as humans live on earth,
no one can exterminate this business and it will continue existing forever.
It's because primitive nature of human forces them to stay alive.
There weren't so called "comfort women" but were only "women selling their
bodies and pimps controlling them" in battle fields. Those women and pimps simply
engaged in the high-margin business, taking unfair advantage of the army's
weakness. Made a fuss about, the Imperial Army and the ex-soldiers who paid large
fees must be the real victims instead.
120名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/05/15(火) 11:39:02
■Song Ji-yeol : Korean, Serial rapist and robber, Tokyo
 He raped 19 women including housewives living around the Mejiro street.
 His crimes were so vicious as to stay at victims' rooms till next morning or threaten victims to
 keep their mouths shut, that widly reported on TV as the Mejiro street serial rape and robbery.
 He was arrested on Aug.21st 98.
■Ko Got-haeng : Korean resident, Serial rapist, Kanagawa
 In Sagamihara city, Apr.04, he dragged a highschool girl in his car and raped her.
 In Sagamihara city, Aug. same year, he threatened a highschool girl, forced her to get in his car
 and raped her in the mountains in Yamanashi prf. He was arrested on Aug.26th 05.
■Kim Yun-sik : Korean, Serial rapist, Osaka
 He came over to Japan in Sep.98 for getaway from Korea just before wanted for a rape case.
 In Osaka, he broke into only houses husbands had just left for works, and raped housewives.
 There were over 200 victims for two years. He was arrested on Aug.19th 00.
■Bae Seon-tae : Korean resident, Serial rapist, Kanagawa
 In Yokohama city, Mar.99, he threatened 14 primary school girls with a knife and raped them.
 He was arrested on Apr.17th 99.
■Lee Seung-il : Korean resident, Serial rapist, Tokyo
 He lied about his identity as a Fuji TV staff to deceive and rape 140 girls.
 He was arrested on Jan.25th 00.
■Lee Dong-il : Korean, Rapist, Tokyo
 He was a professor at Dankook University Korea. While his visit in Japan for a play viewing, he
 raped a Japanese female actor. He was arrested on Jul.25th 00. A Korean resident lawer had
 supported him but the victim dropped a lawsuit.
■Sim Ju-il : Korean resident, Serial rapist, Tottori, Osaka, Wakayama
 He sneaked into nine women's rooms from balconies and raped them. He was brought to a trial on
 Jul.25th 01.
121名無しさん@英語勉強中:2007/05/15(火) 11:40:03
■Jang Geum-jo : Korean resident, Rapist, Nagano
 He took out a forth grade primary school girl, telling her "I'm looking for something." and raped
 her. He was arrested on Aug.28th 01.
■Joi Ji-yeong : Korean resident, Rapist, Niigata
 He was a student at Chosun University. He injured two women taking a rest in a car and raped them.
 He was arrested on Sep.3rd 99.
■Kim Seung-sil : Korean resident, Rapist, Niigata
 He was a student at Chosun University. He was one of Joi Ji-yeong's accomplices. Another 19 year
 old accomplice, a Noth Korean resident was arrested.
■Obara Joji, Kim Sung-jong : Korean resident naturalized Japanese, Rapist and murderer, Kanagawa
 He made a british woman drink a drug and raped her. This is famous as the Lucy Blackman case.
 He was prosecuted for the other six rapes. He was arrested on Oct.9th 00.
■Kim Bo : Korean resident, Kyoto
 He was a Christian minister and sexually harassed or raped 35 Japanese school girls in his church.
 He was prosecuted for the rapes against seven of them. He was arrested Apr.6th 05.
■Kim Eui-so, Korean resident, Kyoto, Osaka
 He broke into houses pretending as if he had only wanted to go to bathrooms in Shimokyo-ku, Kyoto
 and Takatsuki city, Osaka etc. between mid-Apr. and Nov. in 04 and repeated 6 rapes against
 women in their 10's and 20's. He was arrested on Jan.1st 06.
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