**UPDATE** Madame Kim passed away on January 28, 2019, making this interview possibly the last sit-down interview of her 92 years on earth. Though she dedicated her life to the cause of helping wartime rape victims, she never received an official apology from the Japanese government. Her story will live on through her fighting spirit. Historically, the comfort-women issue is one of the reasons why Korea, and China, among other Asian countries, still have hostile feelings toward to Japan. But we believe that it’s in everyone’s best interest that this issue gets resolved as soon as possible so that we can move forward and work together to solve bigger problems. This is only possible, however, when young people become aware of all the facts and history, engage in meaningful conversations about it and take necessary action. Please share this video and do what you can to raise awareness. Thanks for being part of the Asian Boss community and stay curious
wow, guys! you've just made me cry. May God bless you and that brave woman. My total respect to her. She's amazing and she'll be remembered! Thank you, madame Kim! Thank you, Asian boss for sharing this with us!
@@San37815 you're right that they don't neccesary define the army of today, however, trying to just "move on" is what the jp government has literally been doing since, and it's not working. To move on there needs to reconciliation to ease tensions. There hasn't yet.
I don't think it's mere desire for sex. It's using sex to subjugate women from enemy population and dehumanizing them by raping them. It's basically diminishing their humanity so the soldiers don't see anyone as innocent worthy of being protected. It's not desire for sex, it's desire to break people.
Damn, I am Chinese and my grandma used to tell me scary story about the Japanese army invaded our village when my grandma still a little girl. My great grandmother had to shave all of the girls hair in order to let the Japanese soldier believe they are boys not girls.
If you wonder why Koreans, Chinese, Indonesians, Malaysians, Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Filipino etc. are still angry? Pleases search the K.E.Y. W.O.R.D below on UA-cam. It's up to you to judge. I don't speak English well. So I translate a few things and leave the same message here and there. So I feel sorry for giving inconvenience to others. But I feel that this is the only little thing I can do now. I don't risk my life for independence like my ancestors, but just a small reminder. However, I just hope that at least one person does not turn a blind eye to the truth by searching the keywords below. Using history as a mirror, we should develop. I just hope it is just and moderate. ★The present position of the Japanese government Search key word : Prime Minister Abe Shinzo’s Lies ★ A far-right Japanese that does not apologize and loathe to Koreans. 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To the far right Japanese friend who talked to me... The my reply didn't went you because I hung the link. So I've arranged the conversations we had. I am not good at English. I'm sorry about that point. I don't want to fight with the far right Japanese. The far right Japanese say "South Koreans, Chinese etc. are a liars", "Japan military sexual slavery is a prostitute". It hurts me. So I don't want to talk anymore. Some Japanese friends admit this and feel sorry. It really matters to us. The horrors of the Japanese military in Korea, China, Indonesia, Taiwanese, Philippines and Vietnam etc. should be judged by the keywords below. I am not going to reply any more. If you want to see the remaining historical material, please search it. It's up to you to judge. I know Japanese chief cabinet secretary Kono and some prime minister have apologized and tried to solve this problem. However, it is a matter of consistency and attitude. Japan's attitude changed whenever the Liberal Democratic Party politicians took power in Japan. Also, it still does not teach relevant history to Japanese children, and Japanese media ridicule Korea day after day. In addition, there is a separate "Korea hate section" in bookstores in Japan. Some Japanese saying "Japan military sexual slavery is the prostitute" in street parade. Of course, there were bad humans in Korea, and there may be cases where girls were abused. You want to believe it was mainstream? why don't you blame the Japanese army for their terrible deeds? Even after watching these videos, you don't blame the Japanese army until the end. And this issue should be approached as a matter of human rights ethics. I understand your love for your country because you are in Japan. However, they should admit and apologize so that such things will not happen again in the future. That's justice. The small material you bring is a small fragment of 35 years of sad history. In fact, it's natural for them to be rewarded. Because Japanese soldiers can't make them 14-year-old girls again. But they prioritize consistent apologies from the Japanese government before compensation. So '2015, the Japanese military sexual slavery agreement' refused. Because what is more important than compensation is the consistent apology and attitude of the Japanese government. North Korea also has the Japanese military sexual slavery survivor. She says needs the Japanese government compensation, not the private fund. That means first a proper apology from the Japanese government is needed. I'm sorry that there are no English subtitles. Of course the reason why they went there is also important. Any Korean adoptive father or anybody Korean who did wrong should be blamed in history. All of them. But only, Japanese accusations do not include the atrocities of the Japanese army. That makes me angry. Should I find more Japanese atrocities and show them? And do you affirm that there was no "human trafficking" or "false recruitment" of the Japanese army? - The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls. Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법 Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다 I also want to apologize to my Vietnamese friends as a Korean. For the first time in school, I heard In detail about the Korean army in the Vietnam War from my teacher. Since then, I have learned the horrors of the Vietnam War more deeply through many Korean media. Moon Jae-in, Roh Moo-hyun and Kim Dae-jung conveyed the mind of apology to Vietnam. but this is not enough. Victims should be prioritized. The Vietnam War is a battle in which Koreans participated in the war between the United States and Vietnam. Most Koreans acknowledge and apologize for the atrocities the Korean military committed in the Vietnam War. There are far-right groups in any country. They speak of the honor of the Korean military first about the Vietnam War. Of course, we cannot hate the Korean troops who participated in the war from the perspective of Koreans. But if they are bad for women and children's civilians, it should of course apologize and compensate. It's a separate matter. There are also people in Korea who naturally have opposing opinions. But the mainstream thinking that society is pursuing exists. I think most Korean thinking should apologize for the atrocities of the Vietnam War, and that is the universal values and lessons that mankind has to pursue through war. . .
[Diary written by Korean worker at comfort stations in Burma, Singapore found] The diary written by a Korean man working at wartime brothels in Burma, which has been found in South Korea. SEOUL -- A diary written by a Korean man working at wartime brothels in Burma (current Myanmar) and Singapore during World War II has recently been found, a discovery that could shed light on the truth behind the role of the Imperial Japanese Army in controversial comfort stations for Japanese soldiers. The Korean man took part in the "4th comfort corps" that left Busan Port on the Korean Peninsula in 1942. He returned home in late 1944. His diary is the first of its kind found in Japan, South Korea and elsewhere. On the issue of so-called "comfort women" for the Imperial Japanese Army during the war, many of the testimonies were made several decades after the end of the war. The diary written by the Korean man -- a third person who had actually witnessed wartime brothels -- is important material to pave the way for cool-headed discussions on the thorny issue. The diary was discovered by Ahn Byong Jik, professor emeritus at Seoul University, who specializes in modern Korean economic history and is knowledgeable about the comfort women issue. A museum in the suburbs of Seoul found a diary and other materials at a second-hand bookshop about 10 years ago. Ahn found the diary while combing through the materials. The diary was written by the man from Kyongsang-namdo on the western part of the Korean Peninsula while working at the wartime brothels from 1943 to 1944. It was written in Chinese characters, katakana and Korean alphabets. The man was born in 1905 and died in 1979. His diary written from 1922 to 1957 can be seen today. In the diary, the man wrote on July 10, 1943, "At this time last year, I boarded a ship at Busan Wharf and took a first step on the southbound trip." On April 6, 1944, he wrote, "When a comfort squad left Busan two years ago, Mr. Tsumura who came as the head of the fourth comfort corps was working (in a market)." A research report compiled in November 1945 by U.S. soldiers who questioned managers of comfort stations caught in Burma says that 703 comfort women and about 90 business operators left Busan Port on July 10, 1942. The accuracy of his diary is backed up by the fact that the date of their departure is the same. Ahn says, "It is certain that the records compiled by the U.S. military refer to the fourth comfort corps." As opposed to the view generally held in South Korea that comfort women were forcibly conscripted by Japanese military and police, Ahn says, "Comfort women were recruited by business operators in Korea, and there was no need for the military to abduct them." In the diary, the man touched on relationships between comfort stations, comfort women and the military. He wrote on July 19, 1943, "Two comfort stations that belong to a flying corps were handed over to the logistics command." On July 29, 1943, he wrote, "I've heard that Haruyo and Hiroko who had left (a comfort station) to have conjugal relations (with their husbands) returned to Kinseikan as comfort women again." The Korean man also wrote in his diary on Aug. 13, 1943, "Comfort women went to see a movie, saying that the railway corps will run a movie." He wrote on Oct. 27, 1944, "I was asked by a comfort woman to remit 600 yen, so I withdrew her deposit and sent it from a central post office.” The diary author himself earned 43,000 yen in two years’ time-an enormous sum when one considers the average monthly worker’s salary during that period of time was just 40 yen. The author managed an orchard after returning home, and also served on the board of a private elementary school. --
Imagine at the age of 92 when people cherish their beautiful memories of life, she had to sit down to tell the harshest truth of this world.. I am Sorry Madame on behalf of human being who wasn't kind to you..
Kim Bok-Dong is a prostitute who was deceived by a Korean broker. There must have been many Korean military personnel who bought her, but not a single Korean has testified that "I raped the crying Kim Bok-Dong."
The saddest thing is she only wanted an official apology & history book rewritten, she didn't even have her wish fulfilled. May you Rip Angel. Prayers for you.
I don't know if you know this but few years ago Japan prime minister made statement that "comfort women is necessary" and they refused to apologize. (Yeah they are that *bad*)
@yoshi muras Nah, dunno don't care. What I remember was feeling furious *still am* when I saw the news. Go search it yourself, I ain't watching those sadists again 😡
@yoshi muras and that news you brought was about japan-korea, not anywhere else whereas it wasn't only korea who's suffered about comfort women. Plus that 'settlement' was for political purpose. Do you suppose making that deal and throwing money makes it alright? She's not asking for money, she's asking them to apologise
yoshi muras I *watched* it. Means it was a video report, with the person himself talking. The fact that you can't find it (if you search at all..) says a lot how they try to cover it and make people forget
This broke my heart. After all she had been through all she wanted was an apology and to give the gift of education to those who could not afford it. Thank you for educating me today.
@21 Castle Didnt you hear the voices of Korean comfort women? The majority dont want money they want japan to teach actual history send an actual formal apology to the comfort women not the government.
@@FIXON99 Kim Bok- Dong This is the one who said that she was taken on a helicopter and carried by a jeep. However, the Japanese military during the Japanese annexation had neither helicopters nor jeeps.
my god, she's not even asking for money, just an apology and adjustments in historical textbooks... it saddens me so much that there are people out there who are so blinded by power and pride that they refuse to be a good person
The Government of Japan has expressed its sincere apologies and remorse regarding the comfort women issue on various occasions since 1993. The Asian Women’s Fund was established in July 1995 in order to extend atonement from the Japanese people to the former comfort women.
How can someone apologize for something that other person did? No one is left that have decided to create those 'comfort houses', so what's the point? Someone who was born 30 years later than the war has to apologize for it? That is not being a good person, either, blaming a child for the doings of their parents. This 'good person' pseudo abrahamic ideology makes me sick.
@Linseed I was granted an scholarship by China when I was young. I'm not against China and favour Japan. In fact, as political regimens both (plus Korea) are lacking, restraining and distorted. They blended wrong Confucianism with everything else on purpose to get those extremely huge and corrupt States. Politically I dislike them three, but culturally (traditionally) and their regular people, I love them all, and are my favourite culture entities (that's why I applied for the chinese scholarship to begin with). You can accuse me of whatever, but the problem here is with reality and proof clashing with ideologies, not me favouring one flag or the other.
@@escaramujo I‘m not sure you are right! It‘s not blaming the kids! It’s just looking for justice and that the world doesn‘t forget those poor women! Like we will never forget the poor jewish people suffered and died from german regime! No one blames the young german people but many of them are still ashamed of what their ancestors did! And it’s important for the following generations to never forget so that it can never happen again
My father died of heart attack after he found out I was sexually abused by someone. Something happens inside a parent when they realize they failed to protect you and it is horrible and destructive. :( I feel this amazing, strong woman's pain in a small way. I hope she is well and finds peace in the life after.
Holding my secret in fear of this happening. It took most of my life to be comfortable around my father because of his gender but I love him too much to let that horrible reflex ruin our family. He’s too proud to know but my heart hurts just as bad as the day it happened. It’s a horrible burden to carry. Bless you and your family very much. Be very happy and take care of yourself, rebuild and fortify your life, your Dad would want this more than anything. If you ever suffer from horrible thoughts, try to see yourself through his eyes. Love yourself as if you were your own child. Love yourself because you are your fathers most special legacy. You are worthy, forever.♥️
@@didostempest2966 I am so so sorry you had to experience that and now have to carry the burden of keeping it inside. :'( it killed my father because he was already disabled by many years of illness and his heart was already weak from congestive heart failure and a past stroke. I wouldn't change telling him for the world, though because he helped me work through it and take the man to task. Now my attacker is sitting in jail and will never be a police officer again. I highly recommend that you talk to someone you can trust about it or a therapist, my friend. I am about to start going to groups for survivors of sexual assault, maybe that would help unburden you of having to bottle it up inside yourself. I pray you find peace in yourself.
@@Zara-game-channel thank YOU for being a positive force in this world. :) I am getting there, my friend. My dad was buried in a military cemetery which he wouldve loved and I'll be buried beside him when it's my time to go because I was disabled before I became an adult and my attacker is in prison serving out a 10 year sentence and will never have the opportunity to hurt anyone else as a police officer again. It was a long tough battle against the sheriff's department that protected him but I won the war. ;) keep up the kindness. It is so refreshing. I send blessings for the new year to come.
actually there were a lot victims like her in other asian country, during ww2 i as chinese when i was kid, used to hear it everywhere.... my great-grandma said at the time they just catch teen girls and take them away from the village. but they're all dead now, they lived a life... with family despised them after released from the japanese army with all the people like neighbour seeing them as 'indecent'... because of culture, that is like the most shameful things every for a women. i can't imagine how much disappointment they have for this world until, the very last second. korea is the one that did good job of telling the world what happened in this 'known secret' for us. sadly it's all getting forget more and more by people over time. even though it actually happened.
Not really, it's a serious and sensitive issue in Korea till date even after all the victims have perished, Korea is waiting for Japan to apologise, it's a national issue
All I can think about is how many men participated in that vile act and that some of them are still alive in this world, living quietly happy lives and will die very soon without even remembering or even feeling guilty about what they did. Millions of men.
unfortunately probably not millions anymore. The WW2 generation is dying out. At this point it would be inhumane to expect to have them serve prison time if convicted. But to still just have them acknowledge their wrongdoing, to be put in the spotlight and be shown to the world what they are guilty of, would at least be a start.
@yoshi muras I pity you and Mana. You are living evidence of lack of education in Japan regards WWII. You are the reason why the history needs to be taught formally and properly to raise the awareness in Japan. You should feel sorry for yourselves.
@yoshi muras Can you imagine how many women were killed if not do what they say? Do you even know how many women were slaughtered because they won't be obedient? How it looks by third party isn't what it is all about. Japan is always good at hiding don't they. That is why other Asian countries are so angry at you. AT YOU.
Shammy It’s not your fault. Sure, your country made terrible decisions but you shouldn’t have to pay for it. The only way for you to apologize is to keep an open mind about what happen and educate those around to to not believe the lies of the past. To be honest, I’m very fond of Japan even after watching this video. I’ve always knew about this as I was growing up so this really didn’t bother me much. I know Japan is already a beautiful place, is just the past is full of flaws.
Most of the women were from occupied countries, including Korea, China, and the Philippines. Women who were used for military "comfort stations" also came from Burma, Thailand, French Indochina, Malaya, Manchukuo, Taiwan (then a Japanese dependency), the Dutch East Indies, Portuguese Timor, Papua New Guinea (including some mixed race Japanese-Papuans) and other Japanese-occupied territories. Stations were located in Japan, China, the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaya, Thailand, Burma, New Guinea, Hong Kong, Macau, and French Indochina. A smaller number of women of European origin were also involved, mostly from the Netherlands and Australia with an estimated 200-400 Dutch women alone, with an unknown number of other European women.
@yoshi muras Do you really think that women being sold to US soldiers (yes, that is sad as well but..) and women being forced to follow Japanese soldiers and being their sex slaves is the same? Watch the video.
Funny how churchill said that and the Britain colonized fair share of countries and committed atrocities but with no real reparations especially to India. It's biggest cash cow.
Her life was taken at 14. When she came home she felt like a burden, she couldn't talk to anyone and had to pretend everything was normal. She said she didn't want to marry because it was unfair to any husband she might have. She lived her life alone with no children, no grandchildren because she felt worthless. What an awful thing to take from a 14 year old girl. I am a man, from a different culture, so I can never understand how she felt, but I wish I knew what we could do for her. I wish I could give her a family, to have my children visit her and call her Grandma and never forget her. It's hard for me not to cry when I think about that. I also wish we could put a statue back up for her, before she dies. One of the top rated comments is start a gofundme for her, to pay for education for poor children like she wished. I think it's the best idea. It might also be nice if people can make her feel part of a family. I hope we can do something for her before she dies. She doesn't have much time.
Yeah I'd like to give money toward something like that to help make her dream of help kids go to school real. That's a worthy goal and she deserves to have it come to fruition.
I love how she, despite going through so much still thought of her other partners suffering if she got married :') just what are these people made of. So strong, so so strong and kind. I wish she had lived a better life.
USA Army's official Report about Korean camp followers in the WW2 NO.49REPORT(1944) This is the interview survey which made a Korean comfort woman of U.S. forces the subject. When a homely Korean prostitute is allured into money of the Japanese military here, and I follow, it's recorded This report is based on the information obtained from the interrogation of twenty Korean "comfort girls" and two Japanese civilians captured around the tenth of August, 1944 in the mopping up operations after the fall of Myitkyin a in Burma. Contents The report shows how the Japanese recruited these Korean "comfort girls", the conditions under which they lived and worked, their relations with and reaction to the Japanese soldier, and their understanding of the military situation. A "comfort girl" is nothing more than a prostitute or "professional camp follower" The interrogations show the average Korean "comfort girl" to be about twenty-five years old, uneducated, childish, and selfish. She is not pretty either by Japanese of Caucasian standards. In Myitkyina the girls were usually quartered in a large two story house (usually a school building) with a separate room for each girl. There each girl lived, slept, and transacted business. In Myitkina their food was prepared by and purchased from the "house master" as they received no regular ration from the Japanese Army. They lived in near-luxury in Burma in comparison to other places. This was especially true of their second year in Burma. They lived well because their food and material was not heavily rationed and they had plenty of money with which to purchase desired articles. They were able to buy cloth, shoes, cigarettes, and cosmetics to supplement the many gifts given to them by soldiers who had received "comfort bags" from home. While in Burma they amused themselves by participating in sports events with both officers and men, and attended picnics, entertainments, and social dinners. They had a phonograph and in the towns they were allowed to go shopping. The girls were allowed the prerogative of refusing a customer. In the latter part of 1943 the Army issued orders that certain girls who had paid their debt could return home. Some of the girls were thus allowed to return to Korea.
Why are you so non-educated, lowest intellectual like other Koreans, Han from Communist China and dupes in the world ? Can't you understand historic document of USA Army written in English ? Are you one of non-educated . ,lowest intellectual Koreans, Hans from Communist China r dupes ? Why are you so non-educated, low-intellectual even in 21st internet society ? Can't you understand English official document of USA Army as below ? Is it your own individual intellectual problem, your family's problem or your nation's fake, fabricated world historic educational problem ? Which one are you ? Are you one of shameless, non-educated. lowest intellectual Koreans , Han from Communist China or dupes ? USA Army's official Report about Korean camp followers in the WW2 NO.49REPORT(1944) This is the interview survey which made a Korean comfort woman of U.S. forces the subject. When a homely Korean prostitute is allured into money of the Japanese military here, and I follow, it's recorded This report is based on the information obtained from the interrogation of twenty Korean "comfort girls" and two Japanese civilians captured around the tenth of August, 1944 in the mopping up operations after the fall of Myitkyin a in Burma. Contents The report shows how the Japanese recruited these Korean "comfort girls", the conditions under which they lived and worked, their relations with and reaction to the Japanese soldier, and their understanding of the military situation. A "comfort girl" is nothing more than a prostitute or "professional camp follower" The interrogations show the average Korean "comfort girl" to be about twenty-five years old, uneducated, childish, and selfish. She is not pretty either by Japanese of Caucasian standards. In Myitkyina the girls were usually quartered in a large two story house (usually a school building) with a separate room for each girl. There each girl lived, slept, and transacted business. In Myitkina their food was prepared by and purchased from the "house master" as they received no regular ration from the Japanese Army. They lived in near-luxury in Burma in comparison to other places. This was especially true of their second year in Burma. They lived well because their food and material was not heavily rationed and they had plenty of money with which to purchase desired articles. They were able to buy cloth, shoes, cigarettes, and cosmetics to supplement the many gifts given to them by soldiers who had received "comfort bags" from home. While in Burma they amused themselves by participating in sports events with both officers and men, and attended picnics, entertainments, and social dinners. They had a phonograph and in the towns they were allowed to go shopping. The girls were allowed the prerogative of refusing a customer. In the latter part of 1943 the Army issued orders that certain girls who had paid their debt could return home. Some of the girls were thus allowed to return to Korea.
As a japanese studying at international school in abroad, i've learnt and know what our ancestors did during WW2. But when i go back to japan and ask if any one of my friends know about anthing that japanese did to other asian country such as korea, china, or singapore, they just laughs at me and says 'that's not right, infact we the one who suffered because of the nuclear bomb'. Im literary pissed off and full of anger because japanese history education just hides the truth and it's such an important stuff to know.
Your government also never told you about the hundreds of thousands of Japanese immigrants decedents living in Brazil. I've happened to meet one, he was about 70 years old and I was a good friend of his daughter. One day, when I was at their place, he and his siblings were talking about how they were formally invited by the Japanese government to live in Hiroshima, and of course, the bomb subject came in. I'll never forget what I heard from them: "Japan suffered with the bomb, but the Japanese people never were the innocents, they made so many horrible things". These are not my words, they are the words of a Japanese outside Japan that was alive in that time.
The problem is Abe Shinzo is trying to hide all the evidences and threat the Japanese medias not to reveal the truth of seuxal slavery. That's why most of Japanese are not aware of the correct history of sexual slavery issue.
If you wonder why Koreans, Chinese, Indonesians, Malaysians, Vietnamese, Filipinos, etc. are still angry? Pleases search the K.E.Y. W.O.R.D below on UA-cam. I don't want to fight with the far right Japanese. The far right Japanese say "South Koreans, Chinese etc. are a liars", "Japan military sexual slavery is a prostitute". It hurts me. So I don't want to talk anymore. Some Japanese friends admit this and feel sorry. It really matters to us. I feel warm to Japanese friends who apologize in the tender-hearted comments in this video. The horrors of the Japanese military in Korea, China, Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam etc. should be judged by the keywords below. I am not going to reply any more. If you want to see the remaining historical material, please search it. It's up to you to judge. Most of the Japanese I know are kind and warm. Merely, They don't know much about history involved because sadly don't much learn it at school. So most Koreans don't hate the Japanese. I just hate the Japanese government for trying to reduce and cover up without admitting it. I'm going to turn off the alarm. ㅜㅜ Bye... - The present position of the Japanese government Search key word : Prime Minister Abe Shinzo’s Lies
- A far-right Japanese that does not apologize and loathe to Koreans. Search key word : Japan's anti-Korean hate speech: British journalist's view - Japanese Military Sexual Slavery Search key word1 : Japanese Military Sexual Slavery Search key word2 : 10 Worst Japanese War Crimes Search key word3 : Japanese soldiers killed comfort woman and ate her flesh Search key word4 : Japanese Military Sexual Violence Victims 일본군 성폭력 피해자 Search key word5 : Rape Sex Slaves & Comfort Women: Japanese Atrocities in Asia Search key word6 : Japanese Military Sex Slaves Search key word7 : Comfort Womens FOR jAPAN aRMY @@@@@ Search key word8 :Short Animation For Her - English ( Subtitles rework ) - North Korean woman : Japan military sexual slavery Search key word1 : [컬러복원버전] 만삭의 위안부 Search key word2 : 뉴스타파, '만삭의 위안부' 박영심 할머니 원본 영상과 인터뷰 공개 Search key word3 : 뉴스타파 목격자들 47회 “슬픈 귀향 1부 ‘북녘 할머니의 증언’” Search key word4 : Korean Comfort Women Video / KBS뉴스(News) - German woman : Japanese military sexual slavery Search key word : [이 시각 세계] "일본군, 동맹국 독일 여성들도 성노예로" (2020.11.13/뉴스투데이/MBC) - Dutch Australians woman : Japanese military sexual slavery Search key word1 : "Comfort Woman" survivor, Jan Ruff O'Herne on Talking Heads in 2009 Search key word2 : Japan's wartime atrocities: Japanese Army's Sex Slaves - Philippines woman : Japanese military sexual slavery Search key word1 : Philippines' WWII sex slaves demand justice from Japan Search key word2 : Ethelin Teo dressed as a boy for years to avoid becoming a "comfort woman" | THE LAST SURVIVORS - The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery (Full Length) Search key word : The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery (Full Length) - The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls. Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법 Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다 - Unit 731 Search key word1 : Japanese World War II veterans recall horrors of Unit 731 Search key word2 : The Horrors of Unit 731 Search key word3 : UNIT 731 & The Devil's Doctors - Beyond The Dark #2 Search key word4 : Why Japan's UNIT 731 Made the SS Look NICE Search key word5 : ZDF documentary on Unit 731 Search key word6 : NIT 731 - Harbin museum
- The Nanjing Massacre Search key word1 : The Nanking Massacre | Documentary Search key word2 : THE NANJING MASSACRE - DOCUMENTARY OF THE RAPE OF NANKING Search key word3 : Extremely rare evidence of Nanjing Massacre filmed by US pastor in 1937 Search key word4 : Rape in Nanking Words from WWII Japanese Soldiers - Japan's atrocities on the American island of Tinian Search key word1 : WWII in Color-Battle of Tinian Search key word2 : WW II : RARE COLOR FILM : SAIPAN AND MARIANAS --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To the far right Japanese friend who talked to me... The my reply didn't went you because I hung the link. So I've arranged the conversations we had. I am not good at English. I'm sorry about that point. I know Japanese chief cabinet secretary Kono and some prime minister have apologized and tried to solve this problem. However, it is a matter of consistency and attitude. Japan's attitude changed whenever the Liberal Democratic Party politicians took power in Japan. Also, it still does not teach relevant history to Japanese children, and Japanese media ridicule Korea day after day. In addition, there is a separate "Korea hate section" in bookstores in Japan. Some Japanese saying "Japan military sexual slavery is the prostitute" in street parade. Of course, there were bad humans in Korea, and there may be cases where girls were abused. You want to believe it was mainstream? why don't you blame the Japanese army for their terrible deeds? Even after watching these videos, you don't blame the Japanese army until the end. And this issue should be approached as a matter of human rights ethics. I understand your love for your country because you are in Japan. However, they should admit and apologize so that such things will not happen again in the future. That's justice. The small material you bring is a small fragment of 35 years of sad history. In fact, it's natural for them to be rewarded. Because Japanese soldiers can't make them 14-year-old girls again. But they prioritize consistent apologies from the Japanese government before compensation. So '2015, the Japanese military sexual slavery agreement' refused. Because what is more important than compensation is the consistent apology and attitude of the Japanese government. North Korea also has the Japanese military sexual slavery survivor. She says needs the Japanese government compensation, not the private fund. That means first a proper apology from the Japanese government is needed. I'm sorry that there are no English subtitles. Of course the reason why they went there is also important. Any Korean adoptive father or anybody Korean who did wrong should be blamed in history. All of them. But only, Japanese accusations do not include the atrocities of the Japanese army. That makes me angry. Should I find more Japanese atrocities and show them? And do you affirm that there was no "human trafficking" or "false recruitment" of the Japanese army? - The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls. Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법 Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다 I also want to apologize to my Vietnamese friends as a Korean. For the first time in school, I heard In detail about the Korean army in the Vietnam War from my teacher. Since then, I have learned the horrors of the Vietnam War more deeply through many Korean media. Moon Jae-in, Roh Moo-hyun and Kim Dae-jung conveyed the mind of apology to Vietnam. but this is not enough. Victims should be prioritized. The Vietnam War is a battle in which Koreans participated in the war between the United States and Vietnam. Most Koreans acknowledge and apologize for the atrocities the Korean military committed in the Vietnam War. There are far-right groups in any country. They speak of the honor of the Korean military first about the Vietnam War. Of course, we cannot hate the Korean troops who participated in the war from the perspective of Koreans. But if they are bad for women and children's civilians, it should of course apologize and compensate. It's a separate matter. There are also people in Korea who naturally have opposing opinions. But the mainstream thinking that society is pursuing exists. I think most Korean thinking should apologize for the atrocities of the Vietnam War, and that is the universal values and lessons that mankind has to pursue through war.
@Kao rin LOL Wait! Did you see the video I told you to watch? Nevertheless, you mean that the Japanese army are innocent, right? Ha~3 Those black-and-white images, the testimony of the survivors, are all fake? Yeah... it's dinner time. Enjoy your dinner.^^;;;;; The friend in the extreme right of Japan ~ Bye bye
@Kao rin did u not watch the video? they obviously did not know that they were selling their daughters off as Prost**utes and that does not matter. Japan abused the fact that Korea had financial struggles and used those problems to get comfort women and money. it is okay for u to think that Japan deserves to be forgiven but I dont think its right for you to comment that in a video of a woman who was a comfort women who actually went through those horrible things. Im not sure why you are so heated about this and im assuming that you are Japanese since you are so defensive. you shouldn't be commenting such things under a video of a past comfort women who went through so much and has now passed away. u are saying that Koreans have no right to say anything since they did things to vietnam? everyone has done bad things and we should apologise to it and reflect on it instead of comparing who was worse and acknowledge that we have all done bad things and although we may forgive, it is wrong for you to deny the facts that Japan did do bad things.
Meanwhile Japanese are taught otherwise and that comfort women were voluntary sex slaves... It's horrifying but I'm glad these topics are brought up and the truth is revealed
@@sleepypenguin653e yes as with that lies you teach and indoctrinate the new generations who will never know the truth. But does the Youths in Japan know about this ? who knows
Most of the women were from occupied countries, including Korea, China, and the Philippines. Women who were used for military "comfort stations" also came from Burma, Thailand, French Indochina, Malaya, Manchukuo, Taiwan (then a Japanese dependency), the Dutch East Indies, Portuguese Timor, Papua New Guinea (including some mixed race Japanese-Papuans) and other Japanese-occupied territories. Stations were located in Japan, China, the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaya, Thailand, Burma, New Guinea, Hong Kong, Macau, and French Indochina. A smaller number of women of European origin were also involved, mostly from the Netherlands and Australia with an estimated 200-400 Dutch women alone, with an unknown number of other European women.
The fact that she wants the money so that she could give it to others who can't afford education instead of keeping it, bless Madame Kim for her kindness trait :)
myeom s japan gov calls her worn out ugly prostitution still many Japanese making fun of her...... they think they are the god of Korea Japan will pay for what they did and what they are doing someday they will regret for their evil souls
ぷー Regarding money, it’s because these women were slaves, unpaid, with no money or life. It’s at least giving them the means to have a better life, to get treatment, etc.
Politically, countries don't admit their wrongdoings so they don't have to be held accountable for the crimes. That's why Japan's not publicly admitted to actions like this or like the Nanjing massacre, in order for them to not be held to higher accountability. For a government to admit that as well, they'd have to realize the kind of toll that would have on its own people, so they'd be hesitant to apologize. I'm not saying I agree with this, but I'm just explaining why the governments of countries act this way.
@@nikkinorman4254 actually in the US in history class were told about slavery and segregation, 4th grade through high school. it's not like the Us is trying to hide it or something, since it's mandatory for everyone to have a test or something of that sort on the subject, of racism and segregation. don't assume things without even looking into them
As a eternal, sneaky Korean shameless historic liar !!! The case of a KOREAN camp follower " Kim Sun-ok"b in the WW2 or the Korean War In an interview with Professor Chunghee Sarah Soh of San Francisco State University , one of former Korean camp follower women in the WW2 or in the Korean War Kim Sun-ok said that she was sold by her parents four times. Yet she testified before UN Special Rapporteur Radhika Coomaraswamy that she was abducted by the Japanese army. Even UN Special Rapprteur Radhika Coomarswamy doesn't deny that lie even now in the world. This's one of notorious hypocrisies of the United Nations !!!!!!!!!!
Most of the women were from occupied countries, including Korea, China, and the Philippines. Women who were used for military "comfort stations" also came from Burma, Thailand, French Indochina, Malaya, Manchukuo, Taiwan (then a Japanese dependency), the Dutch East Indies, Portuguese Timor, Papua New Guinea (including some mixed race Japanese-Papuans) and other Japanese-occupied territories. Stations were located in Japan, China, the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaya, Thailand, Burma, New Guinea, Hong Kong, Macau, and French Indochina. A smaller number of women of European origin were also involved, mostly from the Netherlands and Australia with an estimated 200-400 Dutch women alone, with an unknown number of other European women.
@@판탈라사 Yes that is correct. There were also German women who were forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese fascists, even though the German Empire was allied with Imperial Japan. Symbol „Von der Community überprüft“
@Kao rin Things are not so clear cut. She said something about her family been blackmailed. So sure, those comforts women could truly have been sold by their families, but it isnt that clear cut
Rocco Casadei Rocco Casadei ONLY in JAPAN * GO as someone living in Japan or some tourist fan that loves it's pop culture and politeness will always support entertainment over real issue or shady history ! It's abnormal , but like most people are stress and want to turn a blind eye on things especially politic. Look at celebrities and companies putting up positivity , but are secretly hypocrite asking for favors bts people are too stress and want to ignore and focus on their entertainment! Any politic are so many sided with people indirectly getting offended ! Look at metoo ! So many genuine cases overshadow by gold diggers! Also, weinstein and Cosby raped girls for decades and people with jobs under him just ignore the guilt ! Social media made it easier to expose sick people in the world like incest pedo that keep their daughter look up in basement for years! Also, Japanese Hs girls are being brainwashed, pimp, and exploited in AV for fame and fortune ! Only to regret after they become used up prude with kids! The past haunted them !
I think anyone thats been raped or sexually abused, might not be able to mentally watch this video without bring up their own experiences. I wish that no one was in such pain ever again..
@@yutanikenji2662 Is that really the only thing you can think of after hearing this? Then let me ask you why women in America didn't ask for a right to vote until 1903? Why didn't the French rise up against the corrupt monarchy until 1789? Furthermore, Koreans did protect comfort women ever since comfort women existed. I don't understand why you would think Koreans only began caring about comfort women from 1991.
@Lana Joy Some Koreans exiled to Shanghai to declare they established the Korean temporary government. Including those Koreans no Koreans criticized Japan about the Korean comfort women issue until 1991. Koreans don't hesitate to tell lies.
@@hihehey5304 Koreans insist that 200000 Koreans including low teens were abducted to force them to sex slaves. In those day were not Koreans who fought against Japanese?
@@yutanikenji2662 i understand what your saying, and as a korean person born in the states, who has heard both sides of the story from my parents and my japanese friends. I can understand both. But during the time korea and japan were on bad terms. And while korean didnt take japanese women and use them as sex toys. The japanese did. And i think that is the part that i think breaks ur statement. Yes koreans shouldnt lie about this kind of stuff. But the japanese shouldnt have done that in the first place.
I don’t understand how people can say that women are weak when we hold so much struggle and burden on our shoulders and live on day by day. This woman was strong and was not given a choice in the matter. It’s unfair but her soul was mightier than any man that hurt her.
Human beings in general are strong and resilient beings. We are the only species on the planet, besides Water Bears, aka Tardigrade, who can adapt in many climates and extreme environments. Men who say women are weak, are in an effect stating that they are weak too. One can't survive without the other.
I feel like the Japanese government thinks that they won’t have to apologize if they just carry on with no apology until all “comfort women” (who they should apologize to) have passed.
TaeHobi9 I think it’s definitely an embarrassment for them, first for having harmed innocent people and even children, second for admitting guilt in a war after which they depicted themselves as the victim most of the time (imagine how big an outcry this would trigger within the Japanese public if their government told them what had happened after all these years of denying it), third for an apology to just not anyone but to Korea itself, a country that some Japanese people somehow still despise (as far as I have been able to read with my poor Japanese). Japan preaches peace these days, but to truly reach peace, they need to apologize to the people that have been hurt. It’s never too late for an apology, e.g. Canada and Australia both apologized to the natives in the 21st century for major mistreatment that has happened dozens of years ago (better late than never) and Germany has been apologizing ever since WWII ended and has built an entire aspect of their culture on apologizing for the acts of the nazis, so Japan could and should apologize too, and coming from an outsider’s perspective, they urgently need to. 😶
tarou hutamaruhitosan It was mentioned in the video that they paid money, but paying money without an issued excuse for their actions just seems like they want to buy the silence of the victims. They never apologized to the “comfort women”.
“Do you have it in your heart to forgive?” “I do.” THAT is the mark of probably the strongest person I’ve ever seen in my life. Madame Kim deserves so much respect and she WILL go down as a hero, and I hope that all the women who fell victim to these disgusting events know that they will be heard and that we will fight for them and care for them. Thank you, ASIAN BOSS and Madame Kim ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
'Hate the sin, not the sinner.' That line really strike me. Madame Kim along the hundreds of thousands of comfort women more than deserves a sincere apology from the Japanese and their government. I also think that the previous Korea administration needs to apologize to Madame Kim and the other ladies for not bringing justice to them.
Judge overseeing Yoon Mee-hyang case is found dead Wednesday November 11,2020 A senior judge overseeing the criminal case against Rep. Yoon Mee-hyang, the former head of the Korean Council accused of embezzling public donations meant for wartime sexual slavery victims, died suddenly on Tuesday just ahead of the first trial, Seoul police said Wednesday.
Lee Dae-yeon, a 54-year-old senior judge on the Seoul Western District Court, was found dead around 9:45 p.m. Tuesday night, Gangnam police said. He had collapsed in the restroom of a building in Samseong-dong in Gangnam District, southern Seoul, in the midst of a dinner with a group of fellow judges at a nearby restaurant.
Emergency responders performed CPR on Lee, who was then transferred to a nearby general hospital where he was pronounced dead at 11:20 p.m.
I'm Indonesian. When Japanese came to Indonesia,,they also did the same with the young Indonesian girls at the time.. I've heard about "jugun ianfu" from my great-grandmother.. And how sometime the girl were kidnapped.. I cant imagine how much the pain they got, and they still live a life with a trauma. I'm a woman,,it breaks my heart.
My grandma had to marry at a young age to avoid getting raped by the Japanese in North Sulawesi of Indonesia. She is now 93 years old and I am blessed to hear the stories she has told me.
Fakta bahwa gubernur di jepang menutupi sejarah jepang yg menyiksa negara lain bener2 bikin gw marah. Bahkan gw anak ipa yg sejarah gk nyentuh 60 aj tau gimn perlakuan jepang ke negara2 yg dijajah gk hny indo negara lain jugak. Pantesan kena tsunami mulu karma masa lalu banyak
@@manaharukaze1666 30,000 of jugun ianfu seems many for me. Why would the dispatched their own women from Japan, when they could use what's in front of them? Even my great grandma was hiding into the land hole in the wood to ovoid taken away as jugun ianfu. Sex disease? It's the way of your ancestor hiding the fact that they were the most cruel, sadist colonizers. Indonesia was colonized by Hollander for 350 years, yet we are way more injured and hurted by ur ancestors whom colonized us for 3.5 years. Your country should rectify what's written in your history books, and people like you, please, please just stop belittling us, like nothing ever happened. Ok?
I hope you told Madame Kim that people around the world would be listening to her story. She won't get her apology from the Japanese goverenment but I hope she can find peace in knowing that her courage and bravery wont be forgotten.
@@kamuikamui8163 What on earth are you on about? That still doesn't diminish the atrocities they have committed on these people and especially to the Korean women and all the other women that had to endure such pain. Wh at was the point of you bringing that up? By saying these things, you're dis regarding this woman's experience and all the other womens experiences, and attempting to lessen the crime.
@@kamuikamui8163 duh they had to be happy if so that they won't be killed mercilessly. They had to live a fake life just so that their children can eat. Korean did that so that Korea can be independent
@manaharukaze1666 Right, because elderly women just love to lie about being sexually tortured for years. Weird how there’s so many old women talking about this, must be some kind of joke they’re all in on? Of course it’s not real because the Japanese government said it’s not, just like they do with every other atrocity they’ve ever committed!
This video is a fabrication. Do not believe it. South Korea is using fabricated history to create anti-Japanese sentiment among the Korean people and use it for political purposes. Forced abductions could not have happened under the management of the Japanese military comfort women. The Japanese military comfort stations were strictly controlled and the comfort women were treated extremely well. One former Korean Japanese-comfort-woman disclosed her salary statements, which are very high and even feasible to purchase 5 small houses. And the Japan regarded abduction of women and sex work mediation as a crime and cracked down on it, and there are records of a large number of cases: according to the 1938 record "犯罪件數及檢學件數人員罪名別", there were 1709 criminals arrested for "abduction and kidnapping" cases, 1699 of whom were Koreans. Of course, I do not mean to imply that there were zero forced abductions and rapes of women by the Japanese military. There is a historical event called the Sulaman Incident: in 1944, during the Japanese occupation of Indonesia, Japanese troops forcibly abducted and raped 35 Dutch women to a comfort station in Semarang, Java. However, two months after the incident, problems were discovered and the comfort station ceased operations; 11 Class BC war criminals were found guilty at the 1948 Batavia Military Tribunal and the man responsible, Major Keiji Okada, was sentenced to death by firing squad. This is the reason why "the Japanese military systematically forcibly abducted 200,000 Koreans to turn them into sex slaves" could not have happened. None of the 240 former comfort women registered with the South Korean administrative body, Ministry of Gender Equality and Family, were taken by the Japanese military; they were victims of traffickers and fraudsters. The former comfort women's grandmother in this video is not credible, as she frequently contradicts herself in her previous testimonies. It is a common theory on the comfort women issue that "the Japanese military abducted 200,000 people, made them into sex slaves and there was also a massacre", but in fact there is no absolute evidence to prove them. Also It turns out that the photographs of "Korean comfort women forcibly abducted by the Japanese military" presented by South Korea also come from a completely different source. Many Japanese know this fact, but many foreigners are deceived as South Korea wants them to be. It is not always the case that those who play the victim really are. For more details, please watch the playlist from my channel. Thank you.
You can tell she is a victim. She will barely look this young man in the eye. That is a very telling victim action. When a person experiences intense shame, that is a symptom. They don’t feel worthy on one hand and her fear/anger toward men causes her to be uncomfortable even with this man. My heart is broken for her.
Japan is as cowardly about WW2 as American is about Vietnam, But the Japanese were so much worse. Vietnamese hated Koreans because the Koreans treated them brutally, I was there. And Japan brutalized the Viets in WW2. These Asian nations need to get together for confession and atonement.
@@manaharukaze1666 if that's the case in Korea, how about in other countries like Indonesia, etc.? Did the Japanese also ask for such consent and paid them or they simply forced them into these camps?
@@archamit what she mean from that is she willing to forgive the men who commit the sin as long as they apologize and hate the mistake (sin) they are doing
mana harukaze why do you say that? To say that her testimony has no merit is too harsh. Can you tell me what part of her story actually contradicted the history?
The case of a KOREAN camp follower " Kim Gun-ja" in the WW2 or the Korean War In 1993 a former Korean camp follower in the WW2 or in the Korean War " Kim Gun-ja " told Professor Ahn Byong Jik of Seoul University, "I was sold by my foster father." Yet she testified before UN Special Rapporteur Radhika Coomaraswamy that she was abducted by the Japanese military. Kim Gun-ja also testified before United States House Committee on Foreign Affairs in 2007 and said she was abducted by the Japanese military.
Discomfort in the Testimony of Comfort Women Grandmothers by korean Testimony of Ms. Bok-dong Kim I was abducted by the Japanese military in a jeep (Japanese jeeps were not deployed until after World War II). I was taken to a Japanese helicopter unit base. "I was abused by the Japanese army during Christmas vacation" (Japanese army during Christmas vacation? That's not possible. "The Japanese army did not release me until 1946" (The Second World War ended in 1945.) Testimony of Mr. Hak San Kim. 1991, Asahi Shimbun, "When I was 14, my parents sold me into prostitution. A presentation by the Association of Paratroopers." I was forced into prostitution by the Japanese army. Testimony of So-eun Jeong. "When I was 13 years old (in 1937), I was taken to Indonesia and lived as a sex slave for seven years" (Japan's occupation of Indonesia began in 1942). Testimony of Ms. Yeonsu Lee In 1993, she said, "When I was 16 years old, I visited a store that recruited comfort women with a friend without telling my mother. In 2004, "I was forcibly taken by the Japanese military and abused as a sex slave. Testimony of Ms. Okju Mun In 1992, she filed a lawsuit against Japan Post, demanding payment of 26,145 yen (about 50 million yen in today's value), which was the amount at the time. According to her testimony, her income for three years as a comfort woman (annual income for a sex slave is 15 million yen? ------- Why does the testimony change every time? Victim-centered Koreans also do not want to admit that their testimony is inconsistent. A Korean said, "If you testify, you must be a victim, so you will receive compensation from Japan." And the donations in 1965, 1995 and 2015 were embezzled by the Korean government and support groups. They will want money forever.
@@campanella4797 she is 92, I am 60 and can't recall traumatic events in my life with minute detail. If you were at all traumatized in your life, you wouldn't be arguing about a yellow sweater.
AP: S.Korea covered up mass abuse, killings of 'vagrants’ An Associated Press investigation shows that the abuse of these so-called vagrants at Brothers, the largest of dozens of such facilities, was much more vicious and widespread than previously known, based on hundreds of exclusive documents and dozens of interviews with officials and former inmates. Yet nobody has been held accountable to date for the rapes and killings at the Brothers compound because of a cover-up orchestrated at the highest levels of government, the AP found. … *The current government, however, refuses to revisit the case, and is blocking a push by an opposition lawmaker to do so on the grounds that the evidence is too old* … Ahn Jeong-tae, an official from Seoul’s Ministry of the Interior, said focusing on just one human rights incident would financially burden the government and set a bad precedent. The Brothers’ victims, he said, should have submitted their case to a temporary truth-finding commission established in the mid-2000s to investigate past atrocities. “We can’t make separate laws for every incident and there have been so many incidents since the Korean War,” Ahn said. In another words, “if South Korea could use this against Japan, we would use this forever. Otherwise, we ignore and cover this up”
yoshi muras I believe the Korean council’s goals are not to promote North Korea and harm japan, but to help victims of and bring attention to cases of violence against women. However I am no expert in this case, and am only speaking based on what I have read. I apologize if I am wrong or upset you or others as a result of my comment.
Gauri P why apologize for saying the right things It’s true japan took lots of women’s past n future,those women who r still “alive” suffer from those disgusting memories that japanese army had done n who already left this world.... they died without even having a formal apology from the government + they teach new generation censoring those facts
If you wonder why Koreans, Chinese, Indonesians, Malaysians, Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Filipino etc. are still angry? Pleases search the K.E.Y. W.O.R.D below on UA-cam. It's up to you to judge. I don't speak English well. So I translate a few things and leave the same message here and there. So I feel sorry for giving inconvenience to others. But I feel that this is the only little thing I can do now. I don't risk my life for independence like my ancestors, but just a small reminder. However, I just hope that at least one person does not turn a blind eye to the truth by searching the keywords below. Using history as a mirror, we should develop. I just hope it is just and moderate. ★The present position of the Japanese government Search key word : Prime Minister Abe Shinzo’s Lies ★ A far-right Japanese that does not apologize and loathe to Koreans. 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To the far right Japanese friend who talked to me... The my reply didn't went you because I hung the link. So I've arranged the conversations we had. I am not good at English. I'm sorry about that point. I don't want to fight with the far right Japanese. The far right Japanese say "South Koreans, Chinese etc. are a liars", "Japan military sexual slavery is a prostitute". It hurts me. So I don't want to talk anymore. Some Japanese friends admit this and feel sorry. It really matters to us. The horrors of the Japanese military in Korea, China, Indonesia, Taiwanese, Philippines and Vietnam etc. should be judged by the keywords below. I am not going to reply any more. If you want to see the remaining historical material, please search it. It's up to you to judge. I know Japanese chief cabinet secretary Kono and some prime minister have apologized and tried to solve this problem. However, it is a matter of consistency and attitude. Japan's attitude changed whenever the Liberal Democratic Party politicians took power in Japan. Also, it still does not teach relevant history to Japanese children, and Japanese media ridicule Korea day after day. In addition, there is a separate "Korea hate section" in bookstores in Japan. Some Japanese saying "Japan military sexual slavery is the prostitute" in street parade. Of course, there were bad humans in Korea, and there may be cases where girls were abused. You want to believe it was mainstream? why don't you blame the Japanese army for their terrible deeds? Even after watching these videos, you don't blame the Japanese army until the end. And this issue should be approached as a matter of human rights ethics. I understand your love for your country because you are in Japan. However, they should admit and apologize so that such things will not happen again in the future. That's justice. The small material you bring is a small fragment of 35 years of sad history. In fact, it's natural for them to be rewarded. Because Japanese soldiers can't make them 14-year-old girls again. But they prioritize consistent apologies from the Japanese government before compensation. So '2015, the Japanese military sexual slavery agreement' refused. Because what is more important than compensation is the consistent apology and attitude of the Japanese government. North Korea also has the Japanese military sexual slavery survivor. She says needs the Japanese government compensation, not the private fund. That means first a proper apology from the Japanese government is needed. I'm sorry that there are no English subtitles. Of course the reason why they went there is also important. Any Korean adoptive father or anybody Korean who did wrong should be blamed in history. All of them. But only, Japanese accusations do not include the atrocities of the Japanese army. That makes me angry. Should I find more Japanese atrocities and show them? And do you affirm that there was no "human trafficking" or "false recruitment" of the Japanese army? - The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls. Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법 Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다 I also want to apologize to my Vietnamese friends as a Korean. For the first time in school, I heard In detail about the Korean army in the Vietnam War from my teacher. Since then, I have learned the horrors of the Vietnam War more deeply through many Korean media. Moon Jae-in, Roh Moo-hyun and Kim Dae-jung conveyed the mind of apology to Vietnam. but this is not enough. Victims should be prioritized. The Vietnam War is a battle in which Koreans participated in the war between the United States and Vietnam. Most Koreans acknowledge and apologize for the atrocities the Korean military committed in the Vietnam War. There are far-right groups in any country. They speak of the honor of the Korean military first about the Vietnam War. Of course, we cannot hate the Korean troops who participated in the war from the perspective of Koreans. But if they are bad for women and children's civilians, it should of course apologize and compensate. It's a separate matter. There are also people in Korea who naturally have opposing opinions. But the mainstream thinking that society is pursuing exists. I think most Korean thinking should apologize for the atrocities of the Vietnam War, and that is the universal values and lessons that mankind has to pursue through war..
@@claudel1027 i appreciate the amount of research you have done into this. its truly disturbing the lengths to which some people are willing to go to deny the basic facts of history
I’m a high school student at a public Japanese school. And this video is the first time I’ve ever heard of this. They totally hide the situation. I’m in shock.
Go and educate your friends. You dont have to hate your country. You just need to know what happened in the past, apologize if and when necessary (not at all times) and make sure that the history doesn't repeat itself. I mean not literally in your country but be an advocate if ever this happens in other countries. - from a Filipino.
@@d3sladrvltia88 Yes to the part on education. But why would someone have to apologize for something they had no part in? Awareness is good. But only the people who were involved owe apologies to the victims.
@@shasita3361 no one expects each japanese individual to apologize to each living rape victim in china, korea, malaysia, philippines, etc. But that's why the entity called "the state" exists. Not only did the japanese state never admit to the crimes, they suppressed it from their people, who now erroneously claim this was all a huge coordinated conspiracy. How would you feel if you were in the victims' shoes? Wouldn't you want a formal apology from the state (who represent the people) for carrying out a state sanctioned mass rape, then actively covering it up in their publicly funded education system? Read the comments. A lot of japanese people are literally blaming this old lady for being raped. Seriously think about it.
If I remember correctly, our teacher said that they dont speak about what happened in the past (this kind of "what happened").. and that they're doing it on purpose so most of the students there dont actually know about this.. sorry if im wrong you can correct me
Janneke Spaninks Not when everything that happened was state sanctioned . It’s something like this : if a country legalises mass murder ala The Purge style then it’s not the people who are in the wrong since legally speaking they are doing nothing wrong , on the other hand the government and law system is to be blamed as they are the ones who legalised such an act . I agree that whatever the soldiers did was done with free will but it’s the Japanese government that PROVIDED such an opportunity to do such acts.
@Kao rin But my grandmother and my friends relative, I dont know exactly who, From Korea and Philippines respectively, they were both comfort women. They never told me anything like this... how are you sure that what you said is legit?
@@n.hhaziqah9950 ah i meant hollywood. not the "i can speak" which is a korean film. i accidentaly replied to the guy with a purple profile lol. and yes, i'll check it out
@@ashminley yeay xD you won't regret it, I swear. Nah, its my fault to not read your sentence carefully and yes, the Hollywood probably will. Look at pearl harbor for example.
My uncle was in the war an met a comfort woman, he said he couldn’t leave her like that, he married her an brought her n majority of her family to the states. They are still married with great grandchildren
SK is still the second largest exporter of prostitution in the world after Venezuela. And it has a history of sending tens of thousands of young girls to China as tribute for hundreds of years. And even after the Japanese left, there was the state-sponsored U.S. military comfort women system. 1.5 million young women praised by the government as heroes for earning U.S. dollars. They were called Yankee Princesses or Class V Supplies and were transported in drums in the back of trucks
She is referring to the comfort woman during the Vietnam War. Unlike the Japanese comfort women system, the Korean soldiers forced Vietnamese women into pros**tution. It's in the US military records.
for their moments of pleasure, they destroyed the life of an innocent 14 year old girl. she has been suffering all alone, not being able to forget everything and wanting to accept death. if i were in her situation, i honestly don't know what i would have done or how i would have coped up. she is the most courageous woman i have ever seen.
It is the same thing any victim of rape goes through. Circumstances may be a bit different but the horror of what you have to live with and find a way to survive it - that's exactly the same.
Please let me share the issues of the current slavery working conditions for LEGAL immigrant workers in Japan. Here are some horrible examples and statics that reported. •Over 85% immigrant workers under “Foreign Skills Training Program (外国人技能研修制度)” are working for less than minimum wage. •More than 100 labours under the program committed suicide past 5 years. •A lady from Myanmar worked 100hours per WEEK and received only 60,000 yen per MONTH(600USD). She described herself as a slaver. •A lady from Vietnam was ordered to have an abortion or cut her contract. This is happening in 2018. Japan hasn’t learnt that people from Asian countries have human rights that must be respected as much as theirs citizens. As one Japanese, I really feel sorry and guilty for those who were abused during the war and for those who are struggling in Japan. I just want this to be known by as much as people over the world so that foreign media realise this problem and start criticising. Government and media here are collapsed. People’s voice can hardly change them. Thanks for reading this and sorry for my poor English.
Lee Ok-seon (Former Korean camp follower in the WW2),92 years old in 2019, who worked at several brothels during the WW2 at the age of 16 after being abducted by two KOREAN MEN not by Japanese soldiers and the Japanese, testified that at age 12 she received a sound beating from her own father for asking to be sent to a Kisaeng (prostitute)school. Such narratives do not exonerate Korea and its patriarchal system of oppressing their own women and girls long before the Japanese drafted them into the women's volunteer labor corps to "support efforts in aircraft manufacturing and other essential industries.
@The Pinnacle Of Truth Why did she not get a personal formal apology ? She should also have received some compensation for the way she was treated, whether she asked for it or not. You seem to be making excuses for the Japanese government - which is frankly disgraceful...
I think you're both right and wrong. Calling her a despicable woman is taking it a little too far. Try to consider the pain and trauma she has experienced as well. Although she may say she just wants an "apology" (I am aware of the facts you have stated about all of Japan's apologies), she's been through something horrible. But yes, I must agree that rebelling in the sense of rejecting apology letters and funds is quite stubborn and rude. She shouldn't lie by saying that Japan hasn't apologized, however, I believe that she has the right to be angry for they took something away from her that she never would've been able to take back.
@@yazinxi They should have invited these women to Japan (all expenses paid) and the Japanese Prime Minister should have shaken each of their hands in front of the world's press whilst apologising and then handed them a signed formally written individual apology letter together with a financial sum which would have made them extremely comfortable for the rest of their lives. He should then have made a speech saying these women were entirely innocent of blame, that this was a shameful event in Japan's history that would never be repeated. He should also have called out for blame the individual ministers at the time who set up such disgraceful acts and publicly shamed them. That's the ABSOLUTE MINIMUM that should have been done after what Japan did to them. I suspect that the reason she was upset about their attempts was that it was very clear the Japanese Government was just "going through the motions"...
If you don't understand how horrible it is that Japan is not admitting their crimes, just magine US pretending slavery was never thing and Germany saying they never had a war
Lmao when did the US pretend slavery was never a thing? Literally in 7th grade, social study’s I had to do a project that was 50% of my grade and the project was on the civil war and slavery. Unlike Japan the US teaches there past mistakes and wrong doings. If the US denied slavery then why does every middle school student know about it? Then why does every born US citizens know about it? Unlike Japan, most of them don’t even know what ‘comfort woman’ are at this time. They just think that they were prostitutes and don’t even know they were 14 year old kidnapped girls, that were raped. And The Japan government won’t own up and teach there civilians about it. It’s not like the US at all. Ofc I’m not saying the US is innocent but still.
Joe Keller I live in the USA, and we do acknowledge slavery however most people have no sympathy went it comes to it. We still have racist memorials, flags, and even sayings that many do not want to take down because of ‘heritage.’ If anything we are just like Japan with an extra step. We haven’t even apologized properly to all of the black women and men who we have hurt with our racist behaviors and beliefs since the beginning of time. I would like to think that the USA is educated on our wrongdoings, however unless they get a full proper apology along with the taking down of what people consider ‘heritage’ is when I will start to believe America as a good country. Until then, it is just as bad as Japan.
yoshi muras No. USA likes to put itself in a good light. I had to do research by myself on certain things because the USA is too egotistical to admit that they were pricks during the war
C o s m i c K i s s e s Yes I agree with you but that wasn’t the original argument. The original argument is that you said us schools don’t acknowledge or teach about slavery. Not that civilians have no sympathy when it come to different racist. I would say we are not anymore worse or better then Japan. I’m just confused in the part of why the US was even brought into this topic? This is a Japan issue, often times when other countries have issues I hear Americans always make it about them or say somethings long the lines of ‘we have it worse’ let’s not talk about the US and give Japan some of the attention since this IS a video about Japan not US. If you wanna argue about the US and slavery go to another video not Japan. Japan should be the focus here not US
@@once.upon.a.time. yeah, but what about Día de los Muertos, Memorial Day, etc? I mean, holidays aren't necessarily meant to be colorful, uplifting, and always for the livings' fun and entertainment. They can be meant to remember pain, and the beauty in survival and perseverance
E A a day of remembrance would still sound a lot better than a holiday. I mean technically the term “holiday” breaks down to meaning “holy” “day” and what these men were doing to those women weren’t holy. Anyways, I don’t think it can be compared to Day of the Dead because Day of the Dead is generally a happy celebration.
E A agree but just a note, Dia De Los Muertos IS a dayof celebration and happiness however. It is not pain or sadness because it is at that time that the dead loved ones actually visit family and celebrate with them. But I agree, there needs to be a day of remembering
50,000 Vietnamese Women raped by South Korean soldiers during the Vietnam war and 20,000 mixed children with South Korean soldiers are still awaiting apology from South Korean's government and South Korean people. Campaign group urges recognition for women affected by sexual violence of South Korean troops and the children born as a result Totally 320,000 South Korean soldiers were deployed to Vietnam to fight alongside the US between 1964 and 1973, but the story of the country’s involvement in the conflict is largely untold. South Korea has never acknowledged claims of sexual violence allegedly perpetrated by its troops against thousands of women and girls, some as young as 12 - or the children born as a result. Are there mixed children between Japanese soldiers and locan women during the WW2 ????????Why are there 20,000 mixed children between Korean soldiers and Vietnamese women during the Vietnam War ??????
In the first place, this video talks about Japan's comfort women issue, and the problem is that Korean people acknowledge and reflect on the massacre with minimal conscience, and even received a trial judgment. The problem is that Japan respects the people who raped them and visits the Yasukuni Shrine.
Who said Korean didn't apologized vietnam? president kim dae joong, roh moo hyun and moon jae in continuously gave their will to vietnam government that they want to officially apologize to vietnam and raise associated investigating team. But both was rejected by vietnam government itself. Also korean court admitted massacre of about 70 people of vietnamese and ordered our government to compensate about it. It was Korean lawyer and civilians who helped victim to win this case. Koreans surely trying to don't forget the past and move forward with vietnam by these actions. And Koreans try to accept what vietnam government ask about writings or expressions Koreans made. and the reason only japan need to apologize(I already said compensation is not necessary in former reply. Did you really read it?) among many countries is because Japan illegally colonized Korea and tried to transform korean ethnicity to that of japanese. other countries like mongol, China had superior influence after winning or agreement with korea but didn't try to erase their language or culture or made severe crime on them. Also it is shame Soviet union and USA had control of north and south korea but Koreans and two countries had understanding that they are gonna move out when Korea makes its own government. And some of them did leave korea after north and south got their own government. Of course CCCP and Soviet Union's aid to north korea's invasion should be apologized. But, it is very hard because both country is in dictatorship. However, japan is democratic nation so they can admit their wrongdoings but they refuse to do so. that is why Korea resent at japanese. Actually, if japan didn't invade Korea, their was no need to Soviet Union and USA come to korea and seperately managed them from the first place.
The Vietnamese were killed and raped by the Americans, and the Americans started the Vietnam War. It's a pity that you blame the Koreans, not the Americans, and that you Vietnamese are ready to kiss the ass of your American oppressors😞
Someone like @tanaka akira really disgust me and bring whole Japanese people's images down. I, myself, as a Japanese admire a strong women like her to be on internet shearing her experience. It's really hurting even to listen to what she said. I can't even imagine what is like to go thru what she had been thru as a woman. And it's so shame to have some Japanese like Tanaka who choose to be an ignorant and so heartless.
@Da Da I dont believe u. All those countries who made other countries their colony does not even worth to say anything. They doesn't deserve anything. So shut ur mouth
Shame on the Japanese government. And shame on the Korean government for accepting such bribe. A the very leas the should have shared all the money they were paid with the remaining victims.
noobenstein that is a mindset that helps no one. The ruling elite of Japan during WWII have passed away or extremely old and the current governments of Japan and Korea have nothing to do with the Pre-WWII government in terms of war crimes. What they do have control over is the acknowledgment of their former government’s actions. If Japan was to sincerely apologize, there would be nothing more the Comfort Women can look for. What else can they do? Go find each and every Japanese solder that raped her and ask his family for forgiveness? Not forgiving is a game where nobody wins. Forgive, but never forget so we don’t repeat atrocious acts in the future.
noobenstein Madam Kim said she wants a sincere apology. Because if they apologize, they’re acknowledging that what they did was wrong. It won’t make up for all of the years that she’s suffered, but at least it would be something.
*6+ hours a day, 7 days a week for 8 years - thousands upon thousands of men* . . . *I can't even fathom her pain (nor the pain of the thousands & thousands of women alike). My heart breaks for her (them). This will be a stain on the whole of the Japanese for centuries to come; deservedly so.*
They already deleted all the evidences. Japanese government has been waiting those few left comfort women to pass away so there's nothing left for Japan to worry about their inhumane history.
icedcoffeeanyone um u might want to go back and watch the video, she did say every day and only went into specifics of sat and sun . He asked ‘ what did they make you do’ and she replied ‘ have sex with Japanese soldiers every day’ (at about 7:38 and just before)
@@tannedpotato5375 It's kinda useless. The internet is so big. Searching an event wouldn't be difficult at all. So no matter how much Japan tries to hide, it's useless. The government is dumb to think that they can hide everything.
@yoshi muras yes i believe her. got a problem with that? She and my middle and high school textbooks tell the same thing about Japanese cruelty back in ww2
yoshi muras - first of all you do know that Wikipedia is the worst website to search information on, nothing on there is always credible. If she telling her story and what she personally went through why are you even talking about wrong info, she knows what she went through and if says she was 14 when she got taken then she was 14. Honestly your comment is just making it sound like you’re defending the Japanese government and speaking/ bringing up off-topic things. Who cares if there is a mistake in a comment, all you need to think about is the pain these women went through and the justice (apology) they deserve.
@@stptful he might be right, he might be wrong. who knows? There's still alot of things in history we don't know. but the thing is it's as if he's telling that these women were lying about being a comfort women and that it's just all a propaganda. We also have this comfort women issue in my country and all the stories i've heard from an actual person and textbooks were telling the same of how cruel it is to live at the same time the Japanese arrived and bomb the hell out of our mainland. you cannot simply invalidate a person's story/experience esp when they actually lived at that time. As a young women myself, i felt so much for the grandma. May she finally rest in peace now.
I feel so bad, I am turning 14 in a month and am in High school. While this lady was being forced into sex and being raped by Japanese soldiers multiple times a day. I really pity them and praise them for being so strong. Not everyone could go through what all the comfort women were fired to
50,000 Vietnamese Women raped by South Korean soldiers during the Vietnam war and 20,000 mixed children with South Korean soldiers are still awaiting apology from South Korean's government and South Korean people. Campaign group urges recognition for women affected by sexual violence of South Korean troops and the children born as a result Totally 320,000 South Korean soldiers were deployed to Vietnam to fight alongside the US between 1964 and 1973, but the story of the country’s involvement in the conflict is largely untold. South Korea has never acknowledged claims of sexual violence allegedly perpetrated by its troops against thousands of women and girls, some as young as 12 - or the children born as a result.
What’s even more saddening about this awful story is the fact that all these women want is a formal apology and Japan to acknowledge the trauma and pain that they’ve caused and they REFUSE. They don’t want any monetary reparations, they don’t want anything “extreme”, all they want is a “We are sorry for what we did to you and for the suffering we caused.” And they don’t even have the courage to do that!!! This is infuriating.
@Kao rin there are two sides to everything. Just because your family didn't suffer during the war times, you will not know the pain. But do you actually know we respect Japan for all the great work inspite the adversities but then comes the WW articles and this is not a stand alone case. There are many more such cases but SGP loves Japan. Keep your love in your heart and think of the pain those women went through else SHUT UP
1)"Atonement money" (2 million yen)from Japanese Government to one Filipine camp follower in the WW2. 2) Medical and welfare support projects to one Filipine camp follower in the WW2 from Japanese Government(approximately 1.2 million yen) 3) Letters from the Prime Minister, etc. to one Filipine camp follower in the WW2 from Japanese Government After the war, the Philippines signed the San Francisco Peace Treaty, and the issues of reparations, property, and claims related to the WW2 were legally settled between Japan and the Philippines. Based on the provisions of Article 14 (a) 1 of the Peace Treaty, a reparations agreement was concluded with Japan in 1956, under which Japan provided the Philippines with services and products worth $550 million. However, when the comfort women(camp followers) issue was raised, the country was also forced to respond to the victims. In June 1992, Rosa Henson heard a radio broadcast calling for women who had been forced into being "comfort women(camp followers)" by the Japanese military to come forward, and decided to meet with human rights activist Nelia Sancho and others to talk about her experience. On September 18 of the same year, she gave her first press conference. After her first rape, Rosa Henson joined a guerrilla group, where she was captured, raped again, taken to the Japanese military headquarters, and imprisoned with other women for nine months, where she was repeatedly raped. Nelia Sancho visited and interviewed victims like Henson. In April 1993, Rosa Henson and 18 other former "comfort women," or lolas (Tagalog for "grandmothers"), filed a lawsuit in the Tokyo District Court seeking an apology and compensation from the Japanese government. In 1994, they formed a campaign group called Lila Pilipina. The number of plaintiffs eventually grew to 46. The lawsuit was lost in the district court and high court, and on December 25, 2003, the Supreme Court dismissed the appeal.
This is terrible. I'm usually not the type to respond to youtube videos, but what happened to her is atrocious. The complete disregard for human life shows how malicious and wicked some people can be. Her whole life was ruined. One of the best gifts and enjoyments in life is falling in love and having a family. Her view of love and having a having of her own family were crushed. Yet, despite other people putting her through so much, she still had the soul to think of other people and say she wouldn't want to get married because she did want to burden anyone with the knowledge of what she went through. This woman is beautiful beyond measure and I hope she finds the happiness she deserves.
@@mengwu1113 Is it really appropriate to compare what Korea went through vs. what China went through on a video about a Korean survivor? How selfish are you. I have read and studied both of these horrors done by Japan but I never once saw someone comment as inappropriate as you right now, especially on a comment that displayed an empathy and sincerity we don't see nowadays. Seriously...
on the other hand what are korean or chinese army's any freaking different how about their war crimes on women during the vietnam war who tha hell ordered china and s korea to conquer vietnam? so yea where is vietnamese compensation? china especially should frankly stfu they have no right to yap being victims exactly who was it who attacked tibethians and nepalese for no freaking reason but greed who was it who attacked burma and siam in 1923? and they yap about being victims? yea right china has done A LOT of harm to its neighbors and what japan army did to them in ww2 was well deserved
@Erin Cha I know right?! I'm seeing a pattern of some of the Japanese people not owning up to what they did and saying the evidence couldn't be provided... I think it's really arrogant and they should really apologize :/
Listening to this experience really takes everything out of you. How can men, thousands of men, think of women as nothing, absolutely nothing! Just a warm sack you can watch bleed. It’s horrible. I can’t imagine what it would feel like to have an entire queue of men lined up to use your body no matter how much pain or suffering you were in, to have to wake up to that nightmare everyday. Japan got away with so much during the war. I’m not saying what the US did was right, but Hiroshima turned a horrific regime into the victim. The people that mock these women are just as bad as holocaust deniers. Even worse I would say since it’s so easy for people to dismiss crimes against women.
@@manaharukaze1666 You are no better than a holocaust denier, which as a Jew, I consider to be among the lower lifeforms. She explained why she did not go home right away. In addition, it's not like the war ended, someone waved a magic wand, and everyone went home right away. Many people weren't able to secure passage back to their homelands for years after the war ended. Everything about her story rings true. You know what doesn't? Your denials. If you want Japan to be thought of with respect, then I advise you and your country to stop lying about your history, and admit all of it, which is what Germany has done. Until that happens, your country's reputation is suspect.
@@manaharukaze1666 You really are no better than a holocaust denier, just as Sika6061 said. There is more than enough information yet you simply decide to deny it and why; because you're too damned proud and nationalistic. Its pathetic and sick.
@JessieBanana there are always deniers of horrific crimes of history, which is an insult to the ones who were victims of these atrocities. Still today there are people who don't believe slavery existed. It makes these deniers feel better to not acknowledge the terrible history of what their ancestors/country really did to oppress others. But thankfully they cannot destroy history and their crimes against others even if they do continue to deny that it happen.
What shocks me the most is that it sounds like all of those soldiers gladly accepted these obviously hurt, traumatised and way too young girls to "comfort" them. How rotten must someone be inside to feel joy in breaking another human like that.
This is also part of the fact that the horrors of war will warp the mind. No person is the same after they've been through war. Men who have seen it for a long time lose sense of right and wrong. I'm not justifying it, just saying. No evil is impossible to imagine. Human beings are capable of disgusting things.
As of 2007 following money was donated by the Japanese PRIVATE organization.(BBC NEWS 10th/April 2007). From 2007 till 2018 much bigger money was donated to all war prostitutes from the Japanese PRIVATE organization. 565m yen ($4.7m) was raised in donations from the Japanese people, and given to 285 comfort women from Korea, Taiwan and the Philippines, each of whom received about 2m yen ($16,700) • 770m yen ($6.5m) in Japanese taxpayers' money was provided to pay for medical fees for these women, and for 79 other women from the Netherlands • 370 million yen ($3.1m) was spent building medical facilities and old peoples' homes in Indonesia, rather than compensating individuals there, and the rest was used for the fund's running costs and other smaller projects.
apologies would mean the Japanese have to publicly admit to the crime of kidnapping these women and minors and forcing them into sex slavery. The lady in the video was only 14-15 years old at the time. She was a minor and they didn't care.
I'M So sad she had to live a long live being alone because if what happened to her. I hope she was able to find some peace in The Lord...I was crying so much as well, even more so when she said "i'm 92, and still have no peace with this issue."
Great interview. It broke my heart that she did not want to get married, not for herself, but to not be a burden to a man that has to deal with her trauma. This self sacrifice shows the damage that was done to her and speaks louder than any lousy apologie Japan can ever make.
To the ones that have shed a different light on the questionable facts regarding comfort women, I appreciate the effort. Please keep in mind that this to can be a strategy to cover up and the truth will probably be somewhere in the middle. How can we ever be sure that the information which is presented to us is true? Bottomline is, we were not there when it allegedly happend. Nevertheless, my gut feeling believes this woman. Maybe one day I will be proven wrong. However, if you feel like this video is nonsens, please report the video to UA-cam for spreading false information instead of my comment as it now marked as spam.
When President Park Chung-hee seized power through a military coup in 1961, he initiated a “social purification drive” that included a “pros**tution prevention law.” However, rather than eliminate pros**tution, Park instead created 104 special pros***ution districts, being desperate to retain the cash that American soldiers would otherwise spend in Japan. Referred to as “Yankee Princesses” or “Western Princesses,” women who worked in these districts were lectured to by Korean university professors, who lauded them for helping to accrue “precious foreign currency for the nation’s economic development” and for performing “patriotic” work. SK records refer to the women as “fifth category supplies” - an addition to the four normal supply categories, reminiscent of the Japanese classification of women as “military supplies.” . . . The similarities in the pattern of operations include soldiers lining up in front of the tents, the women being classified according to the ranks of the men they served, and a hierarchical order of access to their se:xual services SK have continued until today to procure pros**tutes under conditions of near-coercion for the use of their own troops and U.S. servicemen. In 2003, after informal and non-binding hearings instituted by the Philippine government, the Seoul District Court ruled that three night club owners near U.S. Camp Casey must compensate Filipina women who said they had been forced into pros**tution at the clubs If Koreans thoght the Japanese comfort women system was so bad, why did the Korean Government set up a similar 'comfort women' system for UN soldiers after the Japanese left Korea?"
@@kaorin2356 god, I see you in every single comment. I'll tell you, the point is not who is worse, SK or Japan when talking about "comfort women". The thing is that Japan has never formally apologized for everything they've done in the past. Sure they "apologized" for some crimes, but not all of them. They try to hide history and their past crimes.
@@alicepalisa -At UN human rights conference The representative from Taiwan started by saying, “Unlike the women from Korea, Taiwanese women are gentle and obedient, so the Japanese soldiers treated us kindly. That’s why we take a somewhat different stance from the Koreans who stridently demand reparations.”
BBC Published: 27 March 2020 1968 - the year that haunts hundreds of women When Tran Thi Ngai was raped, she did not get justice, or even sympathy. Instead she ended up in prison The man had come in to buy soy sauce. Tran Thi Ngai was working as a midwife and nurse, but that morning she was looking after her parents’ shop in southern Vietnam while they were out. He had grenades hanging from his armour, guns on his belt. It was the summer of 1967, and the Vietnam War - pitting South Vietnamese forces, the US and its allies, against the North Vietnamese Communists - was escalating. As he approached the counter, he held out the money. As Tran reached to take it, he grabbed her arm, then her hair, and dragged her into the back room of the shop. There he raped her. “It felt as if my life was over,” Tran says. All she could do was channel her energies into working harder than ever. When she noticed her stomach swelling she assumed she was just putting on weight. Then one day she felt a kick and realised she was pregnant. Her parents were horrified that she was expecting a baby out of wedlock - a major taboo. The country’s social mores were heavily influenced by Confucianism, and women were expected to remain virgins until they were married. “My parents called me ‘chửa hoang' (pregnant out of wedlock) - they beat me up badly. “I didn’t want to carry on living. I felt completely dead inside.” She tried to kill herself several times but survived - “it felt as if the foetus was fighting for me”. Her parents only stopped beating her once she gave birth - in February 1968. She was overwhelmed by how beautiful her baby girl was, but was soon overtaken by anxiety. “I was worried about my child growing up, worried about money, worried about how I could get back to work to earn a living.” She named the baby Oanh. But, hard as it is to comprehend, she wanted to recognise the baby’s father in some way. The middle name would be Kim. That was the soldier’s surname. Her rapist was neither Vietnamese nor American. He was South Korean. Four years earlier his nation had joined the US in fighting the Communist Vietcong in South Vietnam. Not long after giving birth, Tran woke one night to find that Kim had appeared again, looking for her. “He didn’t say a word, stood there for one or two minutes, then left,” she says. -
We hosted over 40 Japanese exchange students years ago in our Australian home and I had a great time with all of them. They were all kind and respectful. It wasn't until we were hosting two 16 year old students for 3 months that I found out the truth about their education. One girl was Japanese and one was German. It didn't come up immediately but eventually conversation did come up about WW2 after we watched a movie that touched on it. The German girl was horrified about the Japanese girl's lack of knowledge of things that the rest of the world knew. The two girls, both the same age, were a massive contrast of knowledge and information. It was the first time I realised how Japan has white-washed their brutal past. They need to learn it to avoid it happening again.
Karen Chastain yeah that’s true but they actually have a big problem there, their education is really short and controlled. They don’t know so much o geography, and general knowledge. I love japan but sometimes I think they’re trapped inside themselves u.u
Hi I’m 18 year-old Japanese high school student. Actually I didn’t know “the truth” in this video until I studied abroad because our teachers never say, and I know Japanese people (including students) are still believing these “Comfort Women” were prostitute for money. I tried to share the truth about it on Twitter or any other SNS, but all people told me “You’re terrorist, get out from Japan” It’s so scary. And I’m so sad. It’s our shame.
@@maryrosie6193 probably there will be closure and validation many years from now. I'm in America and I think that the best we can do is teach the children in our families to appreciate the truth and good character. ✌ thanks for sharing.
Her whole childhood and innocence was taken away from her at such a young age because this dumb world made stupid choices. All she wants from all that happened is an formal apology from the Japan Government and that the Japanese textbooks correct their history and write the truth about what really happened but they wont even do anything about this, even after so many people were forcefully taken away from their family, abused and traumatized. Madame Kim is someone who i'll always remember from now on thanks to you, Asian Boss.
Shes been through so much, shes been having sex 7 years(she was a nurse for a year) every single day to the point she wanted to commit suicide. And then the japanese goverment just calls her a prostitute so its fine like what about the 8 years
To the far right Japanese friend who talked to me... The my reply didn't went you because I hung the link. So I've arranged the conversations we had. I am not good at English. I'm sorry about that point. I don't want to fight with the far right Japanese. The far right Japanese say "South Koreans, Chinese etc. are a liars", "Japan military sexual slavery is a prostitute". It hurts me. So I don't want to talk anymore. Some Japanese friends admit this and feel sorry. It really matters to us. The horrors of the Japanese military in Korea, China, Indonesia, Taiwanese, Philippines and Vietnam etc. should be judged by the keywords below. I am not going to reply any more. If you want to see the remaining historical material, please search it. It's up to you to judge. I know Japanese chief cabinet secretary Kono and some prime minister have apologized and tried to solve this problem. However, it is a matter of consistency and attitude. Japan's attitude changed whenever the Liberal Democratic Party politicians took power in Japan. Also, it still does not teach relevant history to Japanese children, and Japanese media ridicule Korea day after day. In addition, there is a separate "Korea hate section" in bookstores in Japan. Some Japanese saying "Japan military sexual slavery is the prostitute" in street parade. Of course, there were bad humans in Korea, and there may be cases where girls were abused. You want to believe it was mainstream? why don't you blame the Japanese army for their terrible deeds? Even after watching these videos, you don't blame the Japanese army until the end. And this issue should be approached as a matter of human rights ethics. I understand your love for your country because you are in Japan. However, they should admit and apologize so that such things will not happen again in the future. That's justice. The small material you bring is a small fragment of 35 years of sad history. In fact, it's natural for them to be rewarded. Because Japanese soldiers can't make them 14-year-old girls again. But they prioritize consistent apologies from the Japanese government before compensation. So '2015, the Japanese military sexual slavery agreement' refused. Because what is more important than compensation is the consistent apology and attitude of the Japanese government. North Korea also has the Japanese military sexual slavery survivor. She says needs the Japanese government compensation, not the private fund. That means first a proper apology from the Japanese government is needed. I'm sorry that there are no English subtitles. Of course the reason why they went there is also important. Any Korean adoptive father or anybody Korean who did wrong should be blamed in history. All of them. But only, Japanese accusations do not include the atrocities of the Japanese army. That makes me angry. Should I find more Japanese atrocities and show them? And do you affirm that there was no "human trafficking" or "false recruitment" of the Japanese army? - The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls. Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법 Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다 I also want to apologize to my Vietnamese friends as a Korean. For the first time in school, I heard In detail about the Korean army in the Vietnam War from my teacher. Since then, I have learned the horrors of the Vietnam War more deeply through many Korean media. Moon Jae-in, Roh Moo-hyun and Kim Dae-jung conveyed the mind of apology to Vietnam. but this is not enough. Victims should be prioritized. The Vietnam War is a battle in which Koreans participated in the war between the United States and Vietnam. Most Koreans acknowledge and apologize for the atrocities the Korean military committed in the Vietnam War. There are far-right groups in any country. They speak of the honor of the Korean military first about the Vietnam War. Of course, we cannot hate the Korean troops who participated in the war from the perspective of Koreans. But if they are bad for women and children's civilians, it should of course apologize and compensate. It's a separate matter. There are also people in Korea who naturally have opposing opinions. But the mainstream thinking that society is pursuing exists. I think most Korean thinking should apologize for the atrocities of the Vietnam War, and that is the universal values and lessons that mankind has to pursue through war..
I was reading some of the comments and couldn’t believe it. I Used to have high respect for Japanese but reading the comments made me loose it all. How could you think a woman at this age could lie?! Also drag something like this for so long and asking for apology only and say that she can forgive the sinner. Can you imagine what she went through?! I feel so sorry for her and people who are so proud that can’t accept their disgraceful history. Well done to this 17 year old school girl who apologised. Painful story and disgusting and selfish man.
Believe me, as someone who lives in Japan myself, a lot of people from the older generations are disrespectful, prideful jerks who never apologise and believe they can do no wrong!
@@manaharukaze1666 you are always trying to prove something through your academic blah blah, through your alleged scholarly blah blah... Don't you see that it's not as complicated as you think when we let our feelings feel and let our hearts open? You are an example of a cerebral heartless Japanese who, instead of contributing to healing and better future for all involved in this historical wound, is disgusting a lot of people here. You don't come across as intelligent at all despite your well curated data. In fact, you come off as defensive, hiding behind purported facts to prove 'no guilt.' ... Jeez, stop it, people feel your vibes, not what you say. People are not that stupid, you know?
@@manaharukaze1666 so you'll believe the words of historians, but not believe the words of hundreds of thousands of women and their families who've experienced this? Selective hearing is a disease.
5) It is important to note that war crimes in Vietnam and the comfort women issue are not analogous. However, the comparison highlights the South Korean government’s inconsistent approach to fact-finding initiatives, a crucial element of the “victim-centred approach”. The South Korean government justifies its hypocritical position in the Vietnam-American War by pointing to the silence of the Vietnamese government. The Vietnamese government has indeed refrained from making any statements on the issue, but this justification is inconsistent with the notion of the “victim-centred approach”. This approach prioritises victims’ ownership of post-conflict reconciliation over “official” state responses. Additionally, there is a clear asymmetry in economic power between a developing Vietnam and a wealthy South Korea. Vietnam’s silence as an emerging economy, dependent on aid and foreign investment for continued growth, is reminiscent of South Korea’s own silence on Japanese colonial war crimes, which was met with fierce public opposition. To fully engage in this process of transitional justice, the government should consider two initiatives as starting points for transitional justice.
Noodle Kujo when a woman is talking about their issues as a woman, you don’t need to interrupt and say “M-MEN TOO👿👿👿😡😡😡” yes, men have some issues but that doesn’t mean you get to invalidate women’s issues. this video isn’t talking about “comfort men” it’s talking about comfort women, so if you want to talk about men’s issues then go to a video about that.
This stuck out to me too, She is the one who was abused,the trauma she has endured,i cant even imagine. some how she feels responsible for screwing them up? No words to describe how terrible and sad this is.
I remember my grandmother told me that her older sister was around 13 years old when Japan came to Indonesia. My great grandma cut her hair, dressed her like a boy and put some dirt on her face and body so that she would not get raped by the soldiers.
If you wonder why Koreans, Chinese, Indonesians, Malaysians, Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Filipino etc. are still angry? Pleases search the K.E.Y. W.O.R.D below on UA-cam. It's up to you to judge. I don't speak English well. So I translate a few things and leave the same message here and there. So I feel sorry for giving inconvenience to others. But I feel that this is the only little thing I can do now. I don't risk my life for independence like my ancestors, but just a small reminder. However, I just hope that at least one person does not turn a blind eye to the truth by searching the keywords below. Using history as a mirror, we should develop. I just hope it is just and moderate. ★The present position of the Japanese government Search key word : Prime Minister Abe Shinzo’s Lies ★ A far-right Japanese that does not apologize and loathe to Koreans. 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I was going to say something. But I realized that every person is a women xD *in the comment section* and say “men are too” but oh well, not every one will think or agree the same and we have to accept that.
As a German, I can say that we get taught about our war crimes intensively, more than a year is dedicated to that topic, I think other countries should teach about their crimes as well
Yeah but Japan is distorting the truth. And thats why many young japanese dont know how cruel their people were in the past and have know idea about their history
@Diana Compared to that I wonder how much you are getting taught what your fellow Germans, who lived there for hundreds of years had to suffer in Eastern Europe when the Soviets came and placed their collabortors in power.
I am Japanese and this is a first comment. Thanks for sharing a invaluable story. I've learned Japanese history for 7 years as a required subject including the period of WWⅡ. In the class, I heard a lot about Japanese damage from the war, but hardly heard about foreign countries. I was shocked at her story and thought she told the truth. Some of Japanese claim there wasn't such a fact and most Japanese people are indifferent about this problem. Even though I also used to think so, I got this video to be more interested in this problem. We should know and must resolve this problem. I think it is Japanese duty. I hope a true amicable settlement and to form friendship with all Asian countries.
we don't hate japanese, just the government that trying to cover up the fact.. the only way to resolve this problem, is to admit it and apologize to those that suffered.
I might be missing something here. Japan has made many official apologies to Korea over the issue of comfort women since its surrender, and has provided money to the Korean government (but maybe not directly to the victims?) in the past. Is there something I am missing about why this issue is not at rest yet? While I agree that this was a horrendous practice, I don't know why Japan needs to be shamed over and over for it today. I despise the double standard over this. Why is the USA not being asked to apologize for the atomic bombs, Agent Orange or the abominable mess they've been creating in the middle east and Africa since the 60's. I can bet that if Japan had won the war and was a superpower in the place of USA today, we wouldn't even be having this discussion.
elborrador333 The intricacies of the issue lie not in the fact that they have somewhat apologized for it, but more for in the way that it was done. More importantly, it seems like the common theme with the surviving comfort women is that they want the official record in Japan cleared up and taught. Think about it, with an entire generation or two not learning this ever happened and these elderly women passing away and monuments being removed.. it will be as if it never happened.
@@elborrador333 The USA apologized a few years ago, when Obama was president. I think what Koreans want is that the Japanese government properly acknowledges this to THE WORLD and THEIR PEOPLE. They want the Japanese education system to include this as something that happened and teach the generations to come what a horrible act it was, honor and acknowledge the victims and to NEVER REPEAT IT. To never repeat history, we must learn it........
Last year there was a documentary about comfort women in China, it's called "twenty two". When they started to make the film, there were 22 of them alive. But by the time it was finished, there were only 9 left. It was really hard to watch the whole thing, I teared many times in the cinema. When they were trying to recall what happened there, their faces began to shake and their voice began to tremble. So the director did not have the heart to ask more details and choose to focus the documentary on their daily life. They were never given a proper apology, but they do not hate today's Japanese people because of it. One of them was taken care of by a Japanese girl who came here to volunteer and they were like mom and daughter. After all those sufferings, all they wish for now is that China and Japan can get along and that such tragedy will never happen again in the future. Most of them do not demand apologies any more, they just want to move on and live a normal life. For those who passed, may them rest in peace; for those who still lived, may them live comfortably and undisturbed.
It's not about apology only. The main problem is that these things are not taught in the school and they want to bury it in the history. They should learn from Germany!
In 2017, a documentary named 《二十二》(Twenty-two) attracted millions of people in China and brought this topic back to people's attention. The documentary talked about the 22 comfort women left in China and their life, however January this year, the number was down to 14 only. Before it turns to "0", we should do something.
The Walnut i was thinking somewhere along the lines of going to Korea and holding an official apology session with the comfort women. And a law which makes children learn who comfort women are, like Germany who makes the children learn about the holocaust.
The Walnut an interview with the women showed that they were clearly involved and interested. I think it would be an emotional reassurance for them if they could get a face-to-face apology. Of course, this probably won’t happen. Japan won’t reach Germany’s level of education since this part of history isn’t covered by other countries.
The Walnut If you read my previous comment, it says “it won’t happen”. Considering, not only financial costs of sending a representative to their homes, but the time it would take, I highly doubt the Japanese government would care. It won’t happen. It’s sad, but that’s reality.
My great grandmother was a comfort woman in the Philippines during Japanese occupation during WWII. My heart broke for her and breaks for these women still 💔
To know who comfort women really were, search "US report 49 comfort women" written by the US in 1944 during WW2. It is around 7 pages and totally readable. And this story does not add up either. Ms. Kim Bok-Dong was born in 1926 (please google), taken at 14 yrs and 8 years being detained which means she had been detained until 1948. But WW2 ended 1945. (Japanese army in Singapore surrendered Sept 12, 1945, whereas Japanese Gov Surrender Aug 15, 1945.) This story is a propaganda. She even said in 2013 she was victimized by Japanese army in Korean War (1950-53). Japan even didn't have army anymore at that time. But she didn't lie alone. She was with The Korean Council for Justice and Remembrance that supports Korean comfort women, but it collects donations from ROK people and passes them to Pro N-Korea activities. The chair woman Yoon Mee-Hyang was sued. Her husband Kim Sam-suk, his sister Kim Eun Ju and her husband were arrested for sp*ying for N-Korea. Lee Yong-Soo is most iconic comfort woman with KCJR, who is known for her changing testimonies. Others change their testimonies, too. These lies have been spread to split South Korea and Japan. Communists and socialists are taking advantage of this.
why should women of every century suffer then you think why but we as women of this generation should be proud of our women of history how strong they are ❤🌹
If you wonder why Koreans, Chinese, Indonesians, Malaysians, Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Filipino etc. are still angry? Pleases search the K.E.Y. W.O.R.D below on UA-cam. It's up to you to judge. I don't speak English well. So I translate a few things and leave the same message here and there. So I feel sorry for giving inconvenience to others. But I feel that this is the only little thing I can do now. I don't risk my life for independence like my ancestors, but just a small reminder. However, I just hope that at least one person does not turn a blind eye to the truth by searching the keywords below. Using history as a mirror, we should develop. I just hope it is just and moderate. ★The present position of the Japanese government Search key word : Prime Minister Abe Shinzo’s Lies ★ A far-right Japanese that does not apologize and loathe to Koreans. 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To the far right Japanese friend who talked to me... The my reply didn't went you because I hung the link. So I've arranged the conversations we had. I am not good at English. I'm sorry about that point. I don't want to fight with the far right Japanese. The far right Japanese say "South Koreans, Chinese etc. are a liars", "Japan military sexual slavery is a prostitute". It hurts me. So I don't want to talk anymore. Some Japanese friends admit this and feel sorry. It really matters to us. The horrors of the Japanese military in Korea, China, Indonesia, Taiwanese, Philippines and Vietnam etc. should be judged by the keywords below. I am not going to reply any more. If you want to see the remaining historical material, please search it. It's up to you to judge. I know Japanese chief cabinet secretary Kono and some prime minister have apologized and tried to solve this problem. However, it is a matter of consistency and attitude. Japan's attitude changed whenever the Liberal Democratic Party politicians took power in Japan. Also, it still does not teach relevant history to Japanese children, and Japanese media ridicule Korea day after day. In addition, there is a separate "Korea hate section" in bookstores in Japan. Some Japanese saying "Japan military sexual slavery is the prostitute" in street parade. Of course, there were bad humans in Korea, and there may be cases where girls were abused. You want to believe it was mainstream? why don't you blame the Japanese army for their terrible deeds? Even after watching these videos, you don't blame the Japanese army until the end. And this issue should be approached as a matter of human rights ethics. I understand your love for your country because you are in Japan. However, they should admit and apologize so that such things will not happen again in the future. That's justice. The small material you bring is a small fragment of 35 years of sad history. In fact, it's natural for them to be rewarded. Because Japanese soldiers can't make them 14-year-old girls again. But they prioritize consistent apologies from the Japanese government before compensation. So '2015, the Japanese military sexual slavery agreement' refused. Because what is more important than compensation is the consistent apology and attitude of the Japanese government. North Korea also has the Japanese military sexual slavery survivor. She says needs the Japanese government compensation, not the private fund. That means first a proper apology from the Japanese government is needed. I'm sorry that there are no English subtitles. Of course the reason why they went there is also important. Any Korean adoptive father or anybody Korean who did wrong should be blamed in history. All of them. But only, Japanese accusations do not include the atrocities of the Japanese army. That makes me angry. Should I find more Japanese atrocities and show them? And do you affirm that there was no "human trafficking" or "false recruitment" of the Japanese army? - The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls. Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법 Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다 I also want to apologize to my Vietnamese friends as a Korean. For the first time in school, I heard In detail about the Korean army in the Vietnam War from my teacher. Since then, I have learned the horrors of the Vietnam War more deeply through many Korean media. Moon Jae-in, Roh Moo-hyun and Kim Dae-jung conveyed the mind of apology to Vietnam. but this is not enough. Victims should be prioritized. The Vietnam War is a battle in which Koreans participated in the war between the United States and Vietnam. Most Koreans acknowledge and apologize for the atrocities the Korean military committed in the Vietnam War. There are far-right groups in any country. They speak of the honor of the Korean military first about the Vietnam War. Of course, we cannot hate the Korean troops who participated in the war from the perspective of Koreans. But if they are bad for women and children's civilians, it should of course apologize and compensate. It's a separate matter. There are also people in Korea who naturally have opposing opinions. But the mainstream thinking that society is pursuing exists. I think most Korean thinking should apologize for the atrocities of the Vietnam War, and that is the universal values and lessons that mankind has to pursue through war..
@yoshi muras every other man can have discriminated us for saying woman rights. Saying that we have the same rights as them. We cant just point out "korean men" because this didnt only happen in japan or korea..WW2 happened around the globe
A case of a KOREAN camp follower " Mun Oku-chu" in the WW2. A former Korean camp follower woman in the WW2 Mun Oku-chu said in her memoir: "I was recruited by a Korean camp follower's owner. I saved a considerable amount of money from tips, so I opened a saving account. I could not believe that I could have so much money in my saving account. One of my friends collected many jewels, so I went and bought a diamond. I often went to see Japanese movies and Kabuki plays in which players came from the mainland Japan. I became a popular woman in Rangoon. There were a lot more officers in Rangoon than near the frontlines, so I was invited to many parties. I sang songs at parties and received lots of tips. I put on a pair of high heels, a green coat and carried an alligator leather handbag. I swaggered about in a fashionable dress. No one in town could guess that I was a camp follower woman. I felt very happy and proud. I received permission to return home, but I didn't want to go back to Korea. I wanted to stay in Rangoon." According to Professor Ahn Byong Jik of Seoul University, Mun Oku-chu continued to work as a prostitute in Korea after the war. Yet she testified before UN Special Rapporteur Radhika Coomaraswamy that she was abducted by the Japanese military.
As an subscriber of Japanese descent, this video broke my heart. The past actions of our war criminals cannot be undone but denying an apology and peace from women like Madame Kim is a cruelty of this generation's government. I hope this goes viral among the Japanese youth and some meaningful change could happen. We must not forget these women.
it's a taboo thing for Japan. Remember that there was a brave mangaka who brought the nanking massacre into his manga, and it was kind of a madness on that time. I forgot what manga it is
Please help make change in the japanese society. there are many japanese activists for these war crime victims but they still have not much voice in Japan...
If you wonder why Koreans, Chinese, Indonesians, Malaysians, Vietnamese, Filipinos, etc. are still angry??. Pleases search the K.E.Y. W.O.R.D below on UA-cam. I don't want to fight with the far right Japanese. The far right Japanese say "South Koreans, Chinese etc. are a liars", "Japan military sexual slavery is a prostitute". It hurts me. So I don't want to talk anymore. Some Japanese friends admit this and feel sorry. It really matters to us. I feel warm to Japanese friends who apologize in the tender-hearted comments in this video. The horrors of the Japanese military in Korea, China, Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam etc. should be judged by the keywords below. I am not going to reply any more. If you want to see the remaining historical material, please search it. It's up to you to judge. Most of the Japanese I know are kind and warm. Merely, They don't know much about history involved because sadly don't much learn it at school. So most Koreans don't hate the Japanese. I just hate the Japanese government for trying to reduce and cover up without admitting it. I'm going to turn off the alarm. ㅜㅜ Bye... - The present position of the Japanese government Search key word : Prime Minister Abe Shinzo’s Lies - A far-right Japanese that does not apologize and loathe to Koreans. Search key word : Japan's anti-Korean hate speech: British journalist's view - Japanese Military Sexual Slavery Search key word1 : Japanese Military Sexual Slavery Search key word2 : 10 Worst Japanese War Crimes Search key word3 : Japanese soldiers killed comfort woman and ate her flesh Search key word4 : Japanese Military Sexual Violence Victims 일본군 성폭력 피해자 Search key word5 : Rape Sex Slaves & Comfort Women: Japanese Atrocities in Asia Search key word6 : Japanese Military Sex Slaves Search key word7 : Comfort Womens FOR jAPAN aRMY @@@@@ Search key word8 :Short Animation For Her - English ( Subtitles rework ) - North Korean woman : Japan military sexual slavery Search key word1 : [컬러복원버전] 만삭의 위안부 Search key word2 : 뉴스타파, '만삭의 위안부' 박영심 할머니 원본 영상과 인터뷰 공개 Search key word3 : 뉴스타파 목격자들 47회 “슬픈 귀향 1부 ‘북녘 할머니의 증언’” Search key word4 : Korean Comfort Women Video / KBS뉴스(News) - German woman : Japanese military sexual slavery Search key word : [이 시각 세계] "일본군, 동맹국 독일 여성들도 성노예로" (2020.11.13/뉴스투데이/MBC) - Dutch Australians woman : Japanese military sexual slavery Search key word1 : "Comfort Woman" survivor, Jan Ruff O'Herne on Talking Heads in 2009 Search key word2 : Japan's wartime atrocities: Japanese Army's Sex Slaves - Philippines woman : Japanese military sexual slavery Search key word1 : Philippines' WWII sex slaves demand justice from Japan Search key word2 : Ethelin Teo dressed as a boy for years to avoid becoming a "comfort woman" | THE LAST SURVIVORS - The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery (Full Length) Search key word : The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery (Full Length) - The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls. Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법 Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다 - Unit 731 Search key word1 : Japanese World War II veterans recall horrors of Unit 731 Search key word2 : The Horrors of Unit 731 Search key word3 : UNIT 731 & The Devil's Doctors - Beyond The Dark #2 Search key word4 : Why Japan's UNIT 731 Made the SS Look NICE Search key word5 : ZDF documentary on Unit 731 Search key word6 : NIT 731 - Harbin museum - The Nanjing Massacre Search key word1 : The Nanking Massacre | Documentary Search key word2 : THE NANJING MASSACRE - DOCUMENTARY OF THE RAPE OF NANKING Search key word3 : Extremely rare evidence of Nanjing Massacre filmed by US pastor in 1937 Search key word4 : Rape in Nanking Words from WWII Japanese Soldiers - Japan's atrocities on the American island of Tinian Search key word1 : WWII in Color-Battle of Tinian Search key word2 : WW II : RARE COLOR FILM : SAIPAN AND MARIANAS --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To the far right Japanese friend who talked to me... The my reply didn't went you because I hung the link. So I've arranged the conversations we had. I am not good at English. I'm sorry about that point. I know Japanese chief cabinet secretary Kono and some prime minister have apologized and tried to solve this problem. However, it is a matter of consistency and attitude. Japan's attitude changed whenever the Liberal Democratic Party politicians took power in Japan. Also, it still does not teach relevant history to Japanese children, and Japanese media ridicule Korea day after day. In addition, there is a separate "Korea hate section" in bookstores in Japan. Some Japanese saying "Japan military sexual slavery is the prostitute" in street parade. Of course, there were bad humans in Korea, and there may be cases where girls were abused. You want to believe it was mainstream? why don't you blame the Japanese army for their terrible deeds? Even after watching these videos, you don't blame the Japanese army until the end. And this issue should be approached as a matter of human rights ethics. I understand your love for your country because you are in Japan. However, they should admit and apologize so that such things will not happen again in the future. That's justice. The small material you bring is a small fragment of 35 years of sad history. In fact, it's natural for them to be rewarded. Because Japanese soldiers can't make them 14-year-old girls again. But they prioritize consistent apologies from the Japanese government before compensation. So '2015, the Japanese military sexual slavery agreement' refused. Because what is more important than compensation is the consistent apology and attitude of the Japanese government. North Korea also has the Japanese military sexual slavery survivor. She says needs the Japanese government compensation, not the private fund. That means first a proper apology from the Japanese government is needed. I'm sorry that there are no English subtitles. Of course the reason why they went there is also important. Any Korean adoptive father or anybody Korean who did wrong should be blamed in history. All of them. But only, Japanese accusations do not include the atrocities of the Japanese army. That makes me angry. Should I find more Japanese atrocities and show them? And do you affirm that there was no "human trafficking" or "false recruitment" of the Japanese army? - The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls. Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법 Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다 I also want to apologize to my Vietnamese friends as a Korean. For the first time in school, I heard In detail about the Korean army in the Vietnam War from my teacher. Since then, I have learned the horrors of the Vietnam War more deeply through many Korean media. Moon Jae-in, Roh Moo-hyun and Kim Dae-jung conveyed the mind of apology to Vietnam. but this is not enough. Victims should be prioritized. The Vietnam War is a battle in which Koreans participated in the war between the United States and Vietnam. Most Koreans acknowledge and apologize for the atrocities the Korean military committed in the Vietnam War. There are far-right groups in any country. They speak of the honor of the Korean military first about the Vietnam War. Of course, we cannot hate the Korean troops who participated in the war from the perspective of Koreans. But if they are bad for women and children's civilians, it should of course apologize and compensate. It's a separate matter. There are also people in Korea who naturally have opposing opinions. But the mainstream thinking that society is pursuing exists. I think most Korean thinking should apologize for the atrocities of the Vietnam War, and that is the universal values and lessons that mankind has to pursue through war
similar stories but what I've heard from older generations in Malaysia is that they would hide in sugarcane fields to hide from Japanese soldiers, and used guerilla tactics to resist the Japanese force
FKL-dv5sp = F KL The case of a KOREAN camp follower " Kim Gun-ja" in the WW2 or the Korean War In 1993 a former Korean camp follower in the WW2 or in the Korean War " Kim Gun-ja " told Professor Ahn Byong Jik of Seoul University, "I was sold by my foster father." Yet she testified before UN Special Rapporteur Radhika Coomaraswamy that she was abducted by the Japanese military. Kim Gun-ja also testified before United States House Committee on Foreign Affairs in 2007 and said she was abducted by the Japanese military.
Jfc the fact that she remembers all that at the age of 92 makes it proof that it's nearly impossible such traumatic events. It gave me chills the whole time she was telling the story.
@@claudel1027 [Diary written by Korean worker at comfort stations in Burma, Singapore found] The diary written by a Korean man working at wartime brothels in Burma, which has been found in South Korea. SEOUL -- A diary written by a Korean man working at wartime brothels in Burma (current Myanmar) and Singapore during World War II has recently been found, a discovery that could shed light on the truth behind the role of the Imperial Japanese Army in controversial comfort stations for Japanese soldiers. The Korean man took part in the "4th comfort corps" that left Busan Port on the Korean Peninsula in 1942. He returned home in late 1944. His diary is the first of its kind found in Japan, South Korea and elsewhere. On the issue of so-called "comfort women" for the Imperial Japanese Army during the war, many of the testimonies were made several decades after the end of the war. The diary written by the Korean man -- a third person who had actually witnessed wartime brothels -- is important material to pave the way for cool-headed discussions on the thorny issue. The diary was discovered by Ahn Byong Jik, professor emeritus at Seoul University, who specializes in modern Korean economic history and is knowledgeable about the comfort women issue. A museum in the suburbs of Seoul found a diary and other materials at a second-hand bookshop about 10 years ago. Ahn found the diary while combing through the materials. The diary was written by the man from Kyongsang-namdo on the western part of the Korean Peninsula while working at the wartime brothels from 1943 to 1944. It was written in Chinese characters, katakana and Korean alphabets. The man was born in 1905 and died in 1979. His diary written from 1922 to 1957 can be seen today. In the diary, the man wrote on July 10, 1943, "At this time last year, I boarded a ship at Busan Wharf and took a first step on the southbound trip." On April 6, 1944, he wrote, "When a comfort squad left Busan two years ago, Mr. Tsumura who came as the head of the fourth comfort corps was working (in a market)." A research report compiled in November 1945 by U.S. soldiers who questioned managers of comfort stations caught in Burma says that 703 comfort women and about 90 business operators left Busan Port on July 10, 1942. The accuracy of his diary is backed up by the fact that the date of their departure is the same. Ahn says, "It is certain that the records compiled by the U.S. military refer to the fourth comfort corps." As opposed to the view generally held in South Korea that comfort women were forcibly conscripted by Japanese military and police, Ahn says, "Comfort women were recruited by business operators in Korea, and there was no need for the military to abduct them." In the diary, the man touched on relationships between comfort stations, comfort women and the military. He wrote on July 19, 1943, "Two comfort stations that belong to a flying corps were handed over to the logistics command." On July 29, 1943, he wrote, "I've heard that Haruyo and Hiroko who had left (a comfort station) to have conjugal relations (with their husbands) returned to Kinseikan as comfort women again." The Korean man also wrote in his diary on Aug. 13, 1943, "Comfort women went to see a movie, saying that the railway corps will run a movie." He wrote on Oct. 27, 1944, "I was asked by a comfort woman to remit 600 yen, so I withdrew her deposit and sent it from a central post office.” The diary author himself earned 43,000 yen in two years’ time-an enormous sum when one considers the average monthly worker’s salary during that period of time was just 40 yen. The author managed an orchard after returning home, and also served on the board of a private elementary school. --
An article in Korean newspaper Kyunghyang Shinmun on June 6, 1977. It says that a Korean comfort station owner traff*cked dozens of Korean comfort women to Asia to provide se*x to Japanese/Korean soldiers there during World War II. It was common knowledge in Korea until the 1970s that Korean comfort station owners recruited Korean women and operated comfort stations, and no Koreans opposed that concept. Then Japanese newspaper published a series of fabricated articles in the 1980's falsely accusing Japanese military of coercing Korean comfort women. Korean communists with close ties to NK thought this was a great opportunity to defame Japan and block reconciliation between Japan and Korea. So they formed the anti-Japan lobby group in 1990 and began spreading comfort women’s false testimonies worldwide. Their tactic was to use the case of a small number of Dutch indonesia women who were coerced by lower ranked Japanese soldiers and make it look like the same thing happened to tens of thousands of Korean women. Since they had no evidence, they coached Korean women to testify falsely.
If you wonder why Koreans, Chinese, Indonesians, Malaysians, Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Filipino etc. are still angry? Pleases search the K.E.Y. W.O.R.D below on UA-cam. It's up to you to judge. I don't speak English well. So I translate a few things and leave the same message here and there. So I feel sorry for giving inconvenience to others. But I feel that this is the only little thing I can do now. I don't risk my life for independence like my ancestors, but just a small reminder. However, I just hope that at least one person does not turn a blind eye to the truth by searching the keywords below. Using history as a mirror, we should develop. I just hope it is just and moderate. ★The present position of the Japanese government Search key word : Prime Minister Abe Shinzo’s Lies ★ A far-right Japanese that does not apologize and loathe to Koreans. Search key word : Japan's anti-Korean hate speech: British journalist's view ★ Japanese Military Sexual Slavery Search key word1 : Life As A “Comfort Woman”: Story of Kim Bok-Dong | STAY CURIOUS #9 Search key word2 : Japanese Military Sexual Slavery Search key word3 : 10 Worst Japanese War Crimes Search key word4 : Japanese soldiers killed comfort woman and ate her flesh Search key word5 : Japanese Military Sexual Violence Victims 일본군 성폭력 피해자 Search key word6 : Rape Sex Slaves & Comfort Women: Japanese Atrocities in Asia Search key word7 : Japanese Military Sex Slaves Search key word8 : Comfort Womens FOR jAPAN aRMY @@@@@ Search key word9 : Short Animation For Her - English ( Subtitles rework ) Search key word10 : China's last "comfort woman" suing Japan dies ★ North Korean woman : Japan military sexual slavery Search key word1 : [컬러복원버전] 만삭의 위안부 Search key word2 : 뉴스타파, '만삭의 위안부' 박영심 할머니 원본 영상과 인터뷰 공개 Search key word3 : 뉴스타파 목격자들 47회 “슬픈 귀향 1부 ‘북녘 할머니의 증언’” Search key word4 : Korean Comfort Women Video / KBS뉴스(News) ★Taiwanese woman : Japan military sexual slavery Search key word1 : JAPAN: TAIWANESE COMFORT WOMEN SUE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT Search key word1 : 二战台湾慰安妇 WW II Taiwanese Comfort Women ★ German woman : Japanese military sexual slavery Search key word : [이 시각 세계] "일본군, 동맹국 독일 여성들도 성노예로" (2020.11.13/뉴스투데이/MBC) ★ Dutch Australians woman : Japanese military sexual slavery Search key word1 : "Comfort Woman" survivor, Jan Ruff O'Herne on Talking Heads in 2009 Search key word2 : Japan's wartime atrocities: Japanese Army's Sex Slaves ★ Philippines woman : Japanese military sexual slavery Search key word1 : Philippines' WWII sex slaves demand justice from Japan Search key word2 : Ethelin Teo dressed as a boy for years to avoid becoming a "comfort woman" | THE LAST SURVIVORS Search key word3 : Meet Estelita Dy: A Filipino Comfort Woman Survivor | STAY CURIOUS #13 Search key word4 : FILIPINO COMFORT WOMEN || WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM DURING WORLD WAR 2 ★ Malaysia Survivors Interview Search key word1 : Ethelin Teo dressed as a boy for years to avoid becoming a "comfort woman" | THE LAST SURVIVORS Search key word2 : The Japanese Occupation of Kuala Lumpur, through the eyes of a survivor | THE LAST SURVIVORS Search key word3 : Pak Omar witnessed Japan's first major attack of WWII | THE LAST SURVIVORS Search key word4 : Yap Chwee Lan saved countless lives in her attic during WWII | THE LAST SURVIVORS Search key word5 : James Jeremiah survived Japan's WWII bombing of Penang | THE LAST SURVIVORS ★ The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery (Full Length) Search key word : The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery (Full Length) ★ The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls. Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법 Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다 ★ Unit 731 Search key word1 : Japanese World War II veterans recall horrors of Unit 731 Search key word2 : The Horrors of Unit 731 Search key word3 : UNIT 731 & The Devil's Doctors - Beyond The Dark #2 Search key word4 : Why Japan's UNIT 731 Made the SS Look NICE Search key word5 : ZDF documentary on Unit 731 Search key word6 : NIT 731 - Harbin museum ★ Hashima Island Search key word1 : The dark history of conscription and forced labor behind Japan's Hashima Island Search key word2 : 4 Angles－The Truth of Hashima Island Search key word3 : 【TVPP】HaHa - Finding hajima Island victims cemetery Search key word4 : [무한 도전] 무한 도전-하하, '하시 마섬'방문 조부모 생존자 이야기 20150912 Search key word5 : [Infinite Challenge] 무한도전 - Haha, A heartbreaking story of the 'Hashima Island' 20150912 ★ The Kanto Massacre Search key word1 : 너무나도 끔찍한 일제의 관동대지진 조선인 학살 사건 Search key word2 : Japan's State Crime - Kanto Massacre of Koreans by Japanese Imperialists Search key word3 : [4 Angles] The Great Kanto Earthquake and Massacre of Ethnic Koreans in Japan Search key word4 : 4 Angles－The Great Kanto Earthquake and Massacre of Ethnic Koreans in Japan 관동 Search key word5 : Arirang Special - M60Ep224C02 Massacre conducted by the Japanese Governmen Search key word6 : Arirang Special - M60Ep224C01 The Kanto Earthquake of 1923 ★ The Nanjing Massacre Search key word1 : The Nanking Massacre | Documentary Search key word2 : THE NANJING MASSACRE - DOCUMENTARY OF THE RAPE OF NANKING Search key word3 : Extremely rare evidence of Nanjing Massacre filmed by US pastor in 1937 Search key word4 : Rape in Nanking Words from WWII Japanese Soldiers ★ Japan's atrocities on the American island of Tinian Search key word1 : WWII in Color-Battle of Tinian Search key word2 : WW II : RARE COLOR FILM : SAIPAN AND MARIANAS
To the far right Japanese friend who talked to me... The my reply didn't went you because I hung the link. So I've arranged the conversations we had. I am not good at English. I'm sorry about that point. I don't want to fight with the far right Japanese. The far right Japanese say "South Koreans, Chinese etc. are a liars", "Japan military sexual slavery is a prostitute". It hurts me. So I don't want to talk anymore. Some Japanese friends admit this and feel sorry. It really matters to us. The horrors of the Japanese military in Korea, China, Indonesia, Taiwanese, Philippines and Vietnam etc. should be judged by the keywords below. I am not going to reply any more. If you want to see the remaining historical material, please search it. It's up to you to judge. I know Japanese chief cabinet secretary Kono and some prime minister have apologized and tried to solve this problem. However, it is a matter of consistency and attitude. Japan's attitude changed whenever the Liberal Democratic Party politicians took power in Japan. Also, it still does not teach relevant history to Japanese children, and Japanese media ridicule Korea day after day. In addition, there is a separate "Korea hate section" in bookstores in Japan. Some Japanese saying "Japan military sexual slavery is the prostitute" in street parade. Of course, there were bad humans in Korea, and there may be cases where girls were abused. You want to believe it was mainstream? why don't you blame the Japanese army for their terrible deeds? Even after watching these videos, you don't blame the Japanese army until the end. And this issue should be approached as a matter of human rights ethics. I understand your love for your country because you are in Japan. However, they should admit and apologize so that such things will not happen again in the future. That's justice. The small material you bring is a small fragment of 35 years of sad history. In fact, it's natural for them to be rewarded. Because Japanese soldiers can't make them 14-year-old girls again. But they prioritize consistent apologies from the Japanese government before compensation. So '2015, the Japanese military sexual slavery agreement' refused. Because what is more important than compensation is the consistent apology and attitude of the Japanese government. North Korea also has the Japanese military sexual slavery survivor. She says needs the Japanese government compensation, not the private fund. That means first a proper apology from the Japanese government is needed. I'm sorry that there are no English subtitles. Of course the reason why they went there is also important. Any Korean adoptive father or anybody Korean who did wrong should be blamed in history. All of them. But only, Japanese accusations do not include the atrocities of the Japanese army. That makes me angry. Should I find more Japanese atrocities and show them? And do you affirm that there was no "human trafficking" or "false recruitment" of the Japanese army? - The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls. Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법 Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다 I also want to apologize to my Vietnamese friends as a Korean. For the first time in school, I heard In detail about the Korean army in the Vietnam War from my teacher. Since then, I have learned the horrors of the Vietnam War more deeply through many Korean media. Moon Jae-in, Roh Moo-hyun and Kim Dae-jung conveyed the mind of apology to Vietnam. but this is not enough. Victims should be prioritized. The Vietnam War is a battle in which Koreans participated in the war between the United States and Vietnam. Most Koreans acknowledge and apologize for the atrocities the Korean military committed in the Vietnam War. There are far-right groups in any country. They speak of the honor of the Korean military first about the Vietnam War. Of course, we cannot hate the Korean troops who participated in the war from the perspective of Koreans. But if they are bad for women and children's civilians, it should of course apologize and compensate. It's a separate matter. There are also people in Korea who naturally have opposing opinions. But the mainstream thinking that society is pursuing exists. I think most Korean thinking should apologize for the atrocities of the Vietnam War, and that is the universal values and lessons that mankind has to pursue through war..
@@claudel1027 Korean comfort station owners The Japanese military sent notices to comfort station operators prohibiting them to recruit women against their will. The Japanese comfort station operators followed the order and only recruited willing women in Japan, but the Korean operators didn't follow the order and recruited both willing pros**tutes and unwilling women in Korea. If the Korean operators had followed the order, there wouldn't have been any comfort women issue. Many of Korean comfort women's fathers had debts from alcohol, gambling, etc. and sold their daughters without daughters' consent. The Korean comfort station owners took over their debts, and depending on the amount of the debt, each woman's contract length was determined. Korean women were not allowed to leave until their debts were paid off. Any coercion, violence or confinement was exercised by the Korean owners. So if one wants to use the term "sex slaves" to describe former Korean comfort women, they were the sex slaves of Korean comfort station owners. They were not the sex slaves of the Japanese military. The Japanese military's involvement was limited to conducting sexually transmitted disease checkups and providing transportation to comfort station owners and comfort women.
**UPDATE** Madame Kim passed away on January 28, 2019, making this interview possibly the last sit-down interview of her 92 years on earth.
Though she dedicated her life to the cause of helping wartime rape victims, she never received an official apology from the Japanese government. Her story will live on through her fighting spirit.
Historically, the comfort-women issue is one of the reasons why Korea, and China, among other Asian countries, still have hostile feelings toward to Japan. But we believe that it’s in everyone’s best interest that this issue gets resolved as soon as possible so that we can move forward and work together to solve bigger problems.
This is only possible, however, when young people become aware of all the facts and history, engage in meaningful conversations about it and take necessary action. Please share this video and do what you can to raise awareness. Thanks for being part of the Asian Boss community and stay curious
Asian Boss Guys, I keep getting late notifications for your videos. As well as for other creators I’m subscribed to. It’s getting out of hand.
wow, guys! you've just made me cry. May God bless you and that brave woman. My total respect to her. She's amazing and she'll be remembered! Thank you, madame Kim! Thank you, Asian boss for sharing this with us!
@@San37815 you're right that they don't neccesary define the army of today, however, trying to just "move on" is what the jp government has literally been doing since, and it's not working. To move on there needs to reconciliation to ease tensions. There hasn't yet.
I Dunno, really? There has to be proper apology and compensation before we can move on.
Asian boss, you should ask vietnamese about Lai Đại Hàn
I genuinely dont know how your desire for sex could ever outweigh destroying another persons life. I can not fathom this concept
I don't think it's mere desire for sex. It's using sex to subjugate women from enemy population and dehumanizing them by raping them. It's basically diminishing their humanity so the soldiers don't see anyone as innocent worthy of being protected. It's not desire for sex, it's desire to break people.
its not about sex.
Rape Is about power and control, people who raped somebody should never be allowed back into the society,keep them out like the animals that they are
Maria Kiwi. i agree. i feel like they should be shunned from everything and everyone.
@Kao rin Shut up with your lies.
We don't need you spreading great misinformation all over the comment section.
Damn, I am Chinese and my grandma used to tell me scary story about the Japanese army invaded our village when my grandma still a little girl. My great grandmother had to shave all of the girls hair in order to let the Japanese soldier believe they are boys not girls.
If you wonder why Koreans, Chinese, Indonesians, Malaysians, Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Filipino etc. are still angry?
Pleases search the K.E.Y. W.O.R.D below on UA-cam.
It's up to you to judge.
I don't speak English well. So I translate a few things and leave the same message here and there. So I feel sorry for giving inconvenience to others. But I feel that this is the only little thing I can do now. I don't risk my life for independence like my ancestors, but just a small reminder. However, I just hope that at least one person does not turn a blind eye to the truth by searching the keywords below. Using history as a mirror, we should develop. I just hope it is just and moderate.
★The present position of the Japanese government
Search key word : Prime Minister Abe Shinzo’s Lies
★ A far-right Japanese that does not apologize and loathe to Koreans.
Search key word : Japan's anti-Korean hate speech: British journalist's view
★ Japanese Military Sexual Slavery
Search key word1 : Life As A “Comfort Woman”: Story of Kim Bok-Dong | STAY CURIOUS #9
Search key word2 : Japanese Military Sexual Slavery
Search key word3 : 10 Worst Japanese War Crimes
Search key word4 : Japanese soldiers killed comfort woman and ate her flesh
Search key word5 : Japanese Military Sexual Violence Victims 일본군 성폭력 피해자
Search key word6 : Rape Sex Slaves & Comfort Women: Japanese Atrocities in Asia
Search key word7 : Japanese Military Sex Slaves
Search key word8 : Comfort Womens FOR jAPAN aRMY @@@@@
Search key word9 : Short Animation For Her - English ( Subtitles rework )
Search key word10 : China's last "comfort woman" suing Japan dies
★ North Korean woman : Japan military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : [컬러복원버전] 만삭의 위안부
Search key word2 : 뉴스타파, '만삭의 위안부' 박영심 할머니 원본 영상과 인터뷰 공개
Search key word3 : 뉴스타파 목격자들 47회 “슬픈 귀향 1부 ‘북녘 할머니의 증언’”
Search key word4 : Korean Comfort Women Video / KBS뉴스(News)
★Taiwanese woman : Japan military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : JAPAN: TAIWANESE COMFORT WOMEN SUE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT
Search key word1 : 二战台湾慰安妇 WW II Taiwanese Comfort Women
★ German woman : Japanese military sexual slavery
Search key word : [이 시각 세계] "일본군, 동맹국 독일 여성들도 성노예로" (2020.11.13/뉴스투데이/MBC)
★ Dutch Australians woman : Japanese military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : "Comfort Woman" survivor, Jan Ruff O'Herne on Talking Heads in 2009
Search key word2 : Japan's wartime atrocities: Japanese Army's Sex Slaves
★ Philippines woman : Japanese military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : Philippines' WWII sex slaves demand justice from Japan
Search key word2 : Ethelin Teo dressed as a boy for years to avoid becoming a "comfort woman" | THE LAST SURVIVORS
Search key word3 : Meet Estelita Dy: A Filipino Comfort Woman Survivor | STAY CURIOUS #13
Search key word4 : FILIPINO COMFORT WOMEN || WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM DURING WORLD WAR 2
★ Malaysia Survivors Interview
Search key word1 : Ethelin Teo dressed as a boy for years to avoid becoming a "comfort woman" | THE LAST SURVIVORS
Search key word2 : The Japanese Occupation of Kuala Lumpur, through the eyes of a survivor | THE LAST SURVIVORS
Search key word3 : Pak Omar witnessed Japan's first major attack of WWII | THE LAST SURVIVORS
Search key word4 : Yap Chwee Lan saved countless lives in her attic during WWII | THE LAST SURVIVORS
Search key word5 : James Jeremiah survived Japan's WWII bombing of Penang | THE LAST SURVIVORS
★ The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery (Full Length)
Search key word : The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery (Full Length)
★ The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls.
Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN
Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법
Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다
★ Unit 731
Search key word1 : Japanese World War II veterans recall horrors of Unit 731
Search key word2 : The Horrors of Unit 731
Search key word3 : UNIT 731 & The Devil's Doctors - Beyond The Dark #2
Search key word4 : Why Japan's UNIT 731 Made the SS Look NICE
Search key word5 : ZDF documentary on Unit 731
Search key word6 : NIT 731 - Harbin museum
★ Hashima Island
Search key word1 : The dark history of conscription and forced labor behind Japan's Hashima Island
Search key word2 : 4 Angles－The Truth of Hashima Island
Search key word3 : 【TVPP】HaHa - Finding hajima Island victims cemetery
Search key word4 : [무한 도전] 무한 도전-하하, '하시 마섬'방문 조부모 생존자 이야기 20150912
Search key word5 : [Infinite Challenge] 무한도전 - Haha, A heartbreaking story of the 'Hashima Island' 20150912
★ The Kanto Massacre
Search key word1 : 너무나도 끔찍한 일제의 관동대지진 조선인 학살 사건
Search key word2 : Japan's State Crime - Kanto Massacre of Koreans by Japanese Imperialists
Search key word3 : [4 Angles] The Great Kanto Earthquake and Massacre of Ethnic Koreans in Japan
Search key word4 : 4 Angles－The Great Kanto Earthquake and Massacre of Ethnic Koreans in Japan 관동
Search key word5 : Arirang Special - M60Ep224C02 Massacre conducted by the Japanese Governmen
Search key word6 : Arirang Special - M60Ep224C01 The Kanto Earthquake of 1923
★ The Nanjing Massacre
Search key word1 : The Nanking Massacre | Documentary
Search key word2 : THE NANJING MASSACRE - DOCUMENTARY OF THE RAPE OF NANKING
Search key word3 : Extremely rare evidence of Nanjing Massacre filmed by US pastor in 1937
Search key word4 : Rape in Nanking Words from WWII Japanese Soldiers
★ Japan's atrocities on the American island of Tinian
Search key word1 : WWII in Color-Battle of Tinian
Search key word2 : WW II : RARE COLOR FILM : SAIPAN AND MARIANAS.
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To the far right Japanese friend who talked to me...
The my reply didn't went you because I hung the link. So I've arranged the conversations we had.
I am not good at English. I'm sorry about that point.
I don't want to fight with the far right Japanese.
The far right Japanese say "South Koreans, Chinese etc. are a liars", "Japan military sexual slavery is a prostitute". It hurts me. So I don't want to talk anymore.
Some Japanese friends admit this and feel sorry. It really matters to us. The horrors of the Japanese military in Korea, China, Indonesia, Taiwanese, Philippines and Vietnam etc. should be judged by the keywords below. I am not going to reply any more. If you want to see the remaining historical material, please search it. It's up to you to judge.
I know Japanese chief cabinet secretary Kono and some prime minister have apologized and tried to solve this problem. However, it is a matter of consistency and attitude. Japan's attitude changed whenever the Liberal Democratic Party politicians took power in Japan. Also, it still does not teach relevant history to Japanese children, and Japanese media ridicule Korea day after day. In addition, there is a separate "Korea hate section" in bookstores in Japan. Some Japanese saying "Japan military sexual slavery is the prostitute" in street parade.
Of course, there were bad humans in Korea, and there may be cases where girls were abused. You want to believe it was mainstream? why don't you blame the Japanese army for their terrible deeds? Even after watching these videos, you don't blame the Japanese army until the end.
And this issue should be approached as a matter of human rights ethics. I understand your love for your country because you are in Japan. However, they should admit and apologize so that such things will not happen again in the future. That's justice. The small material you bring is a small fragment of 35 years of sad history.
In fact, it's natural for them to be rewarded. Because Japanese soldiers can't make them 14-year-old girls again. But they prioritize consistent apologies from the Japanese government before compensation. So '2015, the Japanese military sexual slavery agreement' refused. Because what is more important than compensation is the consistent apology and attitude of the Japanese government. North Korea also has the Japanese military sexual slavery survivor. She says needs the Japanese government compensation, not the private fund. That means first a proper apology from the Japanese government is needed. I'm sorry that there are no English subtitles.
Of course the reason why they went there is also important.
Any Korean adoptive father or anybody Korean who did wrong should be blamed in history. All of them. But only, Japanese accusations do not include the atrocities of the Japanese army. That makes me angry. Should I find more Japanese atrocities and show them? And do you affirm that there was no "human trafficking" or "false recruitment" of the Japanese army?
- The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls.
Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN
Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법
Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다
I also want to apologize to my Vietnamese friends as a Korean. For the first time in school, I heard In detail about the Korean army in the Vietnam War from my teacher. Since then, I have learned the horrors of the Vietnam War more deeply through many Korean media. Moon Jae-in, Roh Moo-hyun and Kim Dae-jung conveyed the mind of apology to Vietnam. but this is not enough. Victims should be prioritized. The Vietnam War is a battle in which Koreans participated in the war between the United States and Vietnam. Most Koreans acknowledge and apologize for the atrocities the Korean military committed in the Vietnam War. There are far-right groups in any country. They speak of the honor of the Korean military first about the Vietnam War. Of course, we cannot hate the Korean troops who participated in the war from the perspective of Koreans. But if they are bad for women and children's civilians, it should of course apologize and compensate. It's a separate matter. There are also people in Korea who naturally have opposing opinions. But the mainstream thinking that society is pursuing exists. I think most Korean thinking should apologize for the atrocities of the Vietnam War, and that is the universal values and lessons that mankind has to pursue through war.
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[Diary written by Korean worker at comfort stations in Burma, Singapore found]
The diary written by a Korean man working at wartime brothels in Burma, which has been found in South Korea.
SEOUL -- A diary written by a Korean man working at wartime brothels in Burma (current Myanmar) and Singapore during World War II has recently been found, a discovery that could shed light on the truth behind the role of the Imperial Japanese Army in controversial comfort stations for Japanese soldiers.
The Korean man took part in the "4th comfort corps" that left Busan Port on the Korean Peninsula in 1942. He returned home in late 1944. His diary is the first of its kind found in Japan, South Korea and elsewhere. On the issue of so-called "comfort women" for the Imperial Japanese Army during the war, many of the testimonies were made several decades after the end of the war. The diary written by the Korean man -- a third person who had actually witnessed wartime brothels -- is important material to pave the way for cool-headed discussions on the thorny issue.
The diary was discovered by Ahn Byong Jik, professor emeritus at Seoul University, who specializes in modern Korean economic history and is knowledgeable about the comfort women issue. A museum in the suburbs of Seoul found a diary and other materials at a second-hand bookshop about 10 years ago. Ahn found the diary while combing through the materials.
The diary was written by the man from Kyongsang-namdo on the western part of the Korean Peninsula while working at the wartime brothels from 1943 to 1944. It was written in Chinese characters, katakana and Korean alphabets.
The man was born in 1905 and died in 1979. His diary written from 1922 to 1957 can be seen today.
In the diary, the man wrote on July 10, 1943, "At this time last year, I boarded a ship at Busan Wharf and took a first step on the southbound trip." On April 6, 1944, he wrote, "When a comfort squad left Busan two years ago, Mr. Tsumura who came as the head of the fourth comfort corps was working (in a market)."
A research report compiled in November 1945 by U.S. soldiers who questioned managers of comfort stations caught in Burma says that 703 comfort women and about 90 business operators left Busan Port on July 10, 1942. The accuracy of his diary is backed up by the fact that the date of their departure is the same.
Ahn says, "It is certain that the records compiled by the U.S. military refer to the fourth comfort corps." As opposed to the view generally held in South Korea that comfort women were forcibly conscripted by Japanese military and police, Ahn says, "Comfort women were recruited by business operators in Korea, and there was no need for the military to abduct them."
In the diary, the man touched on relationships between comfort stations, comfort women and the military. He wrote on July 19, 1943, "Two comfort stations that belong to a flying corps were handed over to the logistics command." On July 29, 1943, he wrote, "I've heard that Haruyo and Hiroko who had left (a comfort station) to have conjugal relations (with their husbands) returned to Kinseikan as comfort women again."
The Korean man also wrote in his diary on Aug. 13, 1943, "Comfort women went to see a movie, saying that the railway corps will run a movie." He wrote on Oct. 27, 1944, "I was asked by a comfort woman to remit 600 yen, so I withdrew her deposit and sent it from a central post office.”
The diary author himself earned 43,000 yen in two years’ time-an enormous sum when one considers the average monthly worker’s salary during that period of time was just 40 yen. The author managed an orchard after returning home, and also served on the board of a private elementary school.
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I have been to many countries including Japan, Korea and China... the nation I least ike is unfortunately Japan !
@@kaorin2356 what is manchukuo? Is that a country?
Imagine at the age of 92 when people cherish their beautiful memories of life, she had to sit down to tell the harshest truth of this world.. I am Sorry Madame on behalf of human being who wasn't kind to you..
Cookdom so sad
Kao rin China is corrupted. Yes we all know. 😑 But what you weren’t taught was that IT WAS TARGETED MAINLY TO KOREANS !!KOREANS!!
and the Korea。comfort women as a political tool：박 근 혜，corruption in government：박 근 혜
When you thought Japan was the victim during WW2 but was actually the person who destroyed thousands of lives and buildings
Yes, it made me cry. Like this is horrible 😭
This really gives me a reality check. It truly makes me see what’s important in life. Safety, love, kindness, and hope.
Kim Bok-Dong is a prostitute who was deceived by a Korean broker.
There must have been many Korean military personnel who bought her, but not a single Korean has testified that "I raped the crying Kim Bok-Dong."
The saddest thing is she only wanted an official apology & history book rewritten, she didn't even have her wish fulfilled. May you Rip Angel. Prayers for you.
I don't know if you know this but few years ago Japan prime minister made statement that "comfort women is necessary" and they refused to apologize. (Yeah they are that *bad*)
@@rhanerenai2797 that is just so sad
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@yoshi muras Nah, dunno don't care. What I remember was feeling furious *still am* when I saw the news. Go search it yourself, I ain't watching those sadists again 😡
@yoshi muras and that news you brought was about japan-korea, not anywhere else whereas it wasn't only korea who's suffered about comfort women.
Plus that 'settlement' was for political purpose. Do you suppose making that deal and throwing money makes it alright? She's not asking for money, she's asking them to apologise
yoshi muras I *watched* it. Means it was a video report, with the person himself talking. The fact that you can't find it (if you search at all..) says a lot how they try to cover it and make people forget
This broke my heart. After all she had been through all she wanted was an apology and to give the gift of education to those who could not afford it. Thank you for educating me today.
This is so painful to listen to. Empathy is the most important ability these days.
2019.01.28 she went to heaven...Koreans will not forget
@21 Castle They werent giving money as compensation they were trying to hide their crimes. Its why most asian countries dislike japan.
@21 Castle The former president was also extremely corrupt.
@21 Castle Didnt you hear the voices of Korean comfort women? The majority dont want money they want japan to teach actual history send an actual formal apology to the comfort women not the government.
The fact that ppl disliked this persons testimony is just disgusting.
@@julsbulls5523 Are you in anyway, 100 years old, Japanese?
people who disliked this video are japanese who think japan should once again start a war and rule east asia like the old days. I despise them
Sometimes I have my phone in my pocket and accidentally press dislike 😢
Green Mango 2,500 people hitting dislike by accident? No. I seriously asked this question too.
I think some don't like it because of the double writing, bit hard to read the English with another language over it.
Im from Greece and today I learned all this tragic and inhuman tragedy.. I wish that her soul has been calmed after so many difficulties..
@@azurecliff8709no?
@@manaharukaze1666
this is the most naive thing i have ever read
@@FIXON99
Kim Bok- Dong
This is the one who said that she was taken on a helicopter and carried by a jeep. However, the Japanese military during the Japanese annexation had neither helicopters nor jeeps.
@@azurecliff8709 what makes you say this?
asianboss
Base:south corea
my god, she's not even asking for money, just an apology and adjustments in historical textbooks... it saddens me so much that there are people out there who are so blinded by power and pride that they refuse to be a good person
The Government of Japan has expressed its sincere apologies and remorse regarding the comfort women issue on various occasions since 1993.
The Asian Women’s Fund was established in July 1995 in order to extend atonement from the Japanese people to the former comfort women.
How can someone apologize for something that other person did? No one is left that have decided to create those 'comfort houses', so what's the point? Someone who was born 30 years later than the war has to apologize for it? That is not being a good person, either, blaming a child for the doings of their parents. This 'good person' pseudo abrahamic ideology makes me sick.
@Linseed I was granted an scholarship by China when I was young. I'm not against China and favour Japan. In fact, as political regimens both (plus Korea) are lacking, restraining and distorted. They blended wrong Confucianism with everything else on purpose to get those extremely huge and corrupt States. Politically I dislike them three, but culturally (traditionally) and their regular people, I love them all, and are my favourite culture entities (that's why I applied for the chinese scholarship to begin with). You can accuse me of whatever, but the problem here is with reality and proof clashing with ideologies, not me favouring one flag or the other.
@@escaramujo I‘m not sure you are right! It‘s not blaming the kids! It’s just looking for justice and that the world doesn‘t forget those poor women! Like we will never forget the poor jewish people suffered and died from german regime! No one blames the young german people but many of them are still ashamed of what their ancestors did! And it’s important for the following generations to never forget so that it can never happen again
I agree
My father died of heart attack after he found out I was sexually abused by someone. Something happens inside a parent when they realize they failed to protect you and it is horrible and destructive. :( I feel this amazing, strong woman's pain in a small way. I hope she is well and finds peace in the life after.
Thank you for still living in this world. I wish you happiness.
I wish you all the happiness in the world idk how it’s like to live without a parent but you’re gonna be a good parent i have a feeling about that
Holding my secret in fear of this happening. It took most of my life to be comfortable around my father because of his gender but I love him too much to let that horrible reflex ruin our family. He’s too proud to know but my heart hurts just as bad as the day it happened. It’s a horrible burden to carry.
Bless you and your family very much. Be very happy and take care of yourself, rebuild and fortify your life, your Dad would want this more than anything. If you ever suffer from horrible thoughts, try to see yourself through his eyes. Love yourself as if you were your own child. Love yourself because you are your fathers most special legacy. You are worthy, forever.♥️
@@didostempest2966 I am so so sorry you had to experience that and now have to carry the burden of keeping it inside. :'( it killed my father because he was already disabled by many years of illness and his heart was already weak from congestive heart failure and a past stroke. I wouldn't change telling him for the world, though because he helped me work through it and take the man to task. Now my attacker is sitting in jail and will never be a police officer again. I highly recommend that you talk to someone you can trust about it or a therapist, my friend. I am about to start going to groups for survivors of sexual assault, maybe that would help unburden you of having to bottle it up inside yourself. I pray you find peace in yourself.
@@Zara-game-channel thank YOU for being a positive force in this world. :) I am getting there, my friend. My dad was buried in a military cemetery which he wouldve loved and I'll be buried beside him when it's my time to go because I was disabled before I became an adult and my attacker is in prison serving out a 10 year sentence and will never have the opportunity to hurt anyone else as a police officer again. It was a long tough battle against the sheriff's department that protected him but I won the war. ;) keep up the kindness. It is so refreshing. I send blessings for the new year to come.
If it's not because of Asian Boss, this story would have died with her.
And the Japanese would have celebrated if it did.
actually there were a lot victims like her in other asian country, during ww2
i as chinese when i was kid, used to hear it everywhere.... my great-grandma said at the time they just catch teen girls and take them away from the village.
but they're all dead now,
they lived a life... with family despised them after released from the japanese army
with all the people like neighbour seeing them as 'indecent'... because of culture, that is like the most shameful things every for a women.
i can't imagine how much disappointment they have for this world until, the very last second.
korea is the one that did good job of telling the world what happened in this 'known secret' for us.
sadly it's all getting forget more and more by people over time.
even though it actually happened.
Not really, it's a serious and sensitive issue in Korea till date even after all the victims have perished, Korea is waiting for Japan to apologise, it's a national issue
@@xrobin99 Heart-Breaking to hear! Thank you for sharing what your grandma told you.
@@manaharukaze1666 Wow, I need to look into these points you mention. Thank you for sharing!
Her strength, composure, and wisdom are incredible.
All I can think about is how many men participated in that vile act and that some of them are still alive in this world, living quietly happy lives and will die very soon without even remembering or even feeling guilty about what they did. Millions of men.
The lord never forgets, I hope they get what they deserve.
May her sole rest in eternal piece at the feet of God Almighty.
Oops soul*
@Mrs Atkinson That was the goal of the tokyo trials
unfortunately probably not millions anymore. The WW2 generation is dying out. At this point it would be inhumane to expect to have them serve prison time if convicted. But to still just have them acknowledge their wrongdoing, to be put in the spotlight and be shown to the world what they are guilty of, would at least be a start.
12:58
"Is that what a 14-year-old does to make money?"
This hit me really hard.
@yoshi muras even then, its that what a 16 year old does to make money?
@yoshi muras yah like japanese students totally learn about the brutality of their deed right? LMAO look at this JAPANESE
@yoshi muras I pity you and Mana. You are living evidence of lack of education in Japan regards WWII. You are the reason why the history needs to be taught formally and properly to raise the awareness in Japan. You should feel sorry for yourselves.
@yoshi muras Can you imagine how many women were killed if not do what they say? Do you even know how many women were slaughtered because they won't be obedient? How it looks by third party isn't what it is all about. Japan is always good at hiding don't they. That is why other Asian countries are so angry at you. AT YOU.
that's korean age. that's actually 12~13 years old.
Im japanese and i want to apologise on behalf of my people it’s disgusting how some of Japanese still think this is not important or amusing
Shammy
It’s not your fault. Sure, your country made terrible decisions but you shouldn’t have to pay for it. The only way for you to apologize is to keep an open mind about what happen and educate those around to to not believe the lies of the past. To be honest, I’m very fond of Japan even after watching this video. I’ve always knew about this as I was growing up so this really didn’t bother me much.
I know Japan is already a beautiful place, is just the past is full of flaws.
Burp Gun
I agree with you completely. Non of the Japanese did anything wrong. The only wrong is those who didn’t do anything and promote it.
Shammy God bless you Shammy. For me , loyalty to truth & to all people comes before national loyalty.
I went to Japan last year and groped as many chicks I could find as payback. Hehehe, join the cause :)
Le Random PC Gamer
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Give this lady the apology she deserves ! So heartbreaking to hear her pain
Most of the women were from occupied countries, including Korea, China, and the Philippines. Women who were used for military "comfort stations" also came from Burma, Thailand, French Indochina, Malaya, Manchukuo, Taiwan (then a Japanese dependency), the Dutch East Indies, Portuguese Timor, Papua New Guinea (including some mixed race Japanese-Papuans) and other Japanese-occupied territories. Stations were located in Japan, China, the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaya, Thailand, Burma, New Guinea, Hong Kong, Macau, and French Indochina. A smaller number of women of European origin were also involved, mostly from the Netherlands and Australia with an estimated 200-400 Dutch women alone, with an unknown number of other European women.
@@판탈라사
Are you one of non-educated , lowest intellectual Koreans or a Han from miserable Communist China with so non-educated comment in the world ?
@@판탈라사
You can read comment to your non-educated opinion from other viewers on the top of this comment section.
She passed away
Madame Kim has passed away in January 28, 2019. She wanted to have a proper and sincere apology and japan has denied her that even in death.
There are also a lot of comfort women in China who are waiting for the apology until death
So sad...
It’s not even just Chinese or Koreans... All other Asians were used...
@@kuma9771 not even a sincere apology......well this is true side of japanese. japanese will just keep attack me as zainichi or korean
The Tibetans, Uighur, and many of your own are also waiting for an apology.
Some Filipino women used to be a comfort women too
“A nation that forgets its past has no future”. - Winston Churchill
@yoshi muras You're insane. Why the f would Korea do that. Please go back to your cave.
@yoshi muras Do you really think that women being sold to US soldiers (yes, that is sad as well but..) and women being forced to follow Japanese soldiers and being their sex slaves is the same? Watch the video.
@yoshi muras obviously the japanese soldiers is going to have a higher advantage and better treatment than the korean soldiers.
Funny how churchill said that and the Britain colonized fair share of countries and committed atrocities but with no real reparations especially to India. It's biggest cash cow.
Well he should've followed his own words
Her life was taken at 14. When she came home she felt like a burden, she couldn't talk to anyone and had to pretend everything was normal. She said she didn't want to marry because it was unfair to any husband she might have. She lived her life alone with no children, no grandchildren because she felt worthless.
What an awful thing to take from a 14 year old girl.
I am a man, from a different culture, so I can never understand how she felt, but I wish I knew what we could do for her.
I wish I could give her a family, to have my children visit her and call her Grandma and never forget her. It's hard for me not to cry when I think about that.
I also wish we could put a statue back up for her, before she dies.
One of the top rated comments is start a gofundme for her, to pay for education for poor children like she wished. I think it's the best idea. It might also be nice if people can make her feel part of a family. I hope we can do something for her before she dies. She doesn't have much time.
Yeah I'd like to give money toward something like that to help make her dream of help kids go to school real. That's a worthy goal and she deserves to have it come to fruition.
Couldn't have been said any better
such a wonderful heartfelt idea.
Sadly true her life was taken at 14
I didn't cry during the whole video but this comment...
I love how she, despite going through so much still thought of her other partners suffering if she got married :') just what are these people made of. So strong, so so strong and kind. I wish she had lived a better life.
USA Army's official Report about Korean camp followers in the WW2
NO.49REPORT(1944)
This is the interview survey which made a Korean comfort woman of U.S. forces the subject. When a homely Korean prostitute is allured into money of the Japanese military here, and I follow, it's recorded
This report is based on the information obtained from the interrogation of twenty Korean "comfort girls" and two Japanese civilians captured around the tenth of August, 1944 in the mopping up operations after the fall of Myitkyin a in Burma.
Contents
The report shows how the Japanese recruited these Korean "comfort girls", the conditions under which they lived and worked, their relations with and reaction to the Japanese soldier, and their understanding of the military situation.
A "comfort girl" is nothing more than a prostitute or "professional camp follower"
The interrogations show the average Korean "comfort girl" to be about twenty-five years old, uneducated, childish, and selfish. She is not pretty either by Japanese of Caucasian standards.
In Myitkyina the girls were usually quartered in a large two story house (usually a school building) with a separate room for each girl. There each girl lived, slept, and transacted business. In Myitkina their food was prepared by and purchased from the "house master" as they received no regular ration from the Japanese Army. They lived in near-luxury in Burma in comparison to other places. This was especially true of their second year in Burma. They lived well because their food and material was not heavily rationed and they had plenty of money with which to purchase desired articles. They were able to buy cloth, shoes, cigarettes, and cosmetics to supplement the many gifts given to them by soldiers who had received "comfort bags" from home.
While in Burma they amused themselves by participating in sports events with both officers and men, and attended picnics, entertainments, and social dinners. They had a phonograph and in the towns they were allowed to go shopping.
The girls were allowed the prerogative of refusing a customer.
In the latter part of 1943 the Army issued orders that certain girls who had paid their debt could return home. Some of the girls were thus allowed to return to Korea.
Why are you so non-educated, lowest intellectual like other Koreans, Han from Communist China and dupes in the world ? Can't you understand historic document of USA Army written in English ?
Are you one of non-educated . ,lowest intellectual Koreans, Hans from Communist China r dupes ?
Why are you so non-educated, low-intellectual even in 21st internet society ? Can't you understand English official document of USA Army as below ? Is it your own individual intellectual problem, your family's problem or your nation's fake, fabricated world historic educational problem ? Which one are you ? Are you one of shameless, non-educated. lowest intellectual Koreans , Han from Communist China or dupes ?
USA Army's official Report about Korean camp followers in the WW2
NO.49REPORT(1944)
This is the interview survey which made a Korean comfort woman of U.S. forces the subject. When a homely Korean prostitute is allured into money of the Japanese military here, and I follow, it's recorded
This report is based on the information obtained from the interrogation of twenty Korean "comfort girls" and two Japanese civilians captured around the tenth of August, 1944 in the mopping up operations after the fall of Myitkyin a in Burma.
Contents
The report shows how the Japanese recruited these Korean "comfort girls", the conditions under which they lived and worked, their relations with and reaction to the Japanese soldier, and their understanding of the military situation.
A "comfort girl" is nothing more than a prostitute or "professional camp follower"
The interrogations show the average Korean "comfort girl" to be about twenty-five years old, uneducated, childish, and selfish. She is not pretty either by Japanese of Caucasian standards.
In Myitkyina the girls were usually quartered in a large two story house (usually a school building) with a separate room for each girl. There each girl lived, slept, and transacted business. In Myitkina their food was prepared by and purchased from the "house master" as they received no regular ration from the Japanese Army. They lived in near-luxury in Burma in comparison to other places. This was especially true of their second year in Burma. They lived well because their food and material was not heavily rationed and they had plenty of money with which to purchase desired articles. They were able to buy cloth, shoes, cigarettes, and cosmetics to supplement the many gifts given to them by soldiers who had received "comfort bags" from home.
While in Burma they amused themselves by participating in sports events with both officers and men, and attended picnics, entertainments, and social dinners. They had a phonograph and in the towns they were allowed to go shopping.
The girls were allowed the prerogative of refusing a customer.
In the latter part of 1943 the Army issued orders that certain girls who had paid their debt could return home. Some of the girls were thus allowed to return to Korea.
lonewanderer_vault101
You read comment of other viewers on the top of this comment section for your silly , non-educated comment.
So you think she's just lying?
@@kamikazeftw So how can we prove that this was true or false?
As a japanese studying at international school in abroad, i've learnt and know what our ancestors did during WW2. But when i go back to japan and ask if any one of my friends know about anthing that japanese did to other asian country such as korea, china, or singapore, they just laughs at me and says 'that's not right, infact we the one who suffered because of the nuclear bomb'. Im literary pissed off and full of anger because japanese history education just hides the truth and it's such an important stuff to know.
初めまして、アメリカの学校に通っている日本人高校生です。気になるんですが、日本では世間的に南京虐殺や731部隊の存在は知られているのでしょうか？韓国の慰安婦の問題は今話題になったからこそ話されていますが、他の戦争犯罪に関しても気になるんです。
Your government also never told you about the hundreds of thousands of Japanese immigrants decedents living in Brazil. I've happened to meet one, he was about 70 years old and I was a good friend of his daughter. One day, when I was at their place, he and his siblings were talking about how they were formally invited by the Japanese government to live in Hiroshima, and of course, the bomb subject came in. I'll never forget what I heard from them: "Japan suffered with the bomb, but the Japanese people never were the innocents, they made so many horrible things". These are not my words, they are the words of a Japanese outside Japan that was alive in that time.
Japanese did to Indonesia
The problem is Abe Shinzo is trying to hide all the evidences and threat the Japanese medias not to reveal the truth of seuxal slavery. That's why most of Japanese are not aware of the correct history of sexual slavery issue.
教育とは洗脳であり、政府、学校、教師は生徒に教えたい歴史を教えます。どこの国でも歴史教育とはそういうものです。
故に「学校で教わったから事実」という図式は成り立ちません。学校で教わったことが事実かどうかを調べ始めるところが歴史学のスタートラインです。
men broke her.. but she doesn't want to get married afraid to screw another man's life.
woman are amazing :' it breaks my heart
"some men broke her"
If you wonder why Koreans, Chinese, Indonesians, Malaysians, Vietnamese, Filipinos, etc. are still angry?
Pleases search the K.E.Y. W.O.R.D below on UA-cam.
I don't want to fight with the far right Japanese.
The far right Japanese say "South Koreans, Chinese etc. are a liars", "Japan military sexual slavery is a prostitute". It hurts me. So I don't want to talk anymore.
Some Japanese friends admit this and feel sorry. It really matters to us. I feel warm to Japanese friends who apologize in the tender-hearted comments in this video. The horrors of the Japanese military in Korea, China, Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam etc. should be judged by the keywords below. I am not going to reply any more. If you want to see the remaining historical material, please search it. It's up to you to judge.
Most of the Japanese I know are kind and warm.
Merely, They don't know much about history involved because sadly don't much learn it at school. So most Koreans don't hate the Japanese. I just hate the Japanese government for trying to reduce and cover up without admitting it.
I'm going to turn off the alarm. ㅜㅜ Bye...
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To the far right Japanese friend who talked to me...
The my reply didn't went you because I hung the link. So I've arranged the conversations we had.
I am not good at English. I'm sorry about that point.
I know Japanese chief cabinet secretary Kono and some prime minister have apologized and tried to solve this problem. However, it is a matter of consistency and attitude. Japan's attitude changed whenever the Liberal Democratic Party politicians took power in Japan. Also, it still does not teach relevant history to Japanese children, and Japanese media ridicule Korea day after day. In addition, there is a separate "Korea hate section" in bookstores in Japan. Some Japanese saying "Japan military sexual slavery is the prostitute" in street parade.
Of course, there were bad humans in Korea, and there may be cases where girls were abused. You want to believe it was mainstream? why don't you blame the Japanese army for their terrible deeds? Even after watching these videos, you don't blame the Japanese army until the end.
And this issue should be approached as a matter of human rights ethics. I understand your love for your country because you are in Japan. However, they should admit and apologize so that such things will not happen again in the future. That's justice. The small material you bring is a small fragment of 35 years of sad history.
In fact, it's natural for them to be rewarded. Because Japanese soldiers can't make them 14-year-old girls again. But they prioritize consistent apologies from the Japanese government before compensation. So '2015, the Japanese military sexual slavery agreement' refused. Because what is more important than compensation is the consistent apology and attitude of the Japanese government. North Korea also has the Japanese military sexual slavery survivor. She says needs the Japanese government compensation, not the private fund. That means first a proper apology from the Japanese government is needed. I'm sorry that there are no English subtitles.
Of course the reason why they went there is also important.
Any Korean adoptive father or anybody Korean who did wrong should be blamed in history. All of them. But only, Japanese accusations do not include the atrocities of the Japanese army. That makes me angry. Should I find more Japanese atrocities and show them? And do you affirm that there was no "human trafficking" or "false recruitment" of the Japanese army?
- The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls.
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I also want to apologize to my Vietnamese friends as a Korean. For the first time in school, I heard In detail about the Korean army in the Vietnam War from my teacher. Since then, I have learned the horrors of the Vietnam War more deeply through many Korean media. Moon Jae-in, Roh Moo-hyun and Kim Dae-jung conveyed the mind of apology to Vietnam. but this is not enough. Victims should be prioritized. The Vietnam War is a battle in which Koreans participated in the war between the United States and Vietnam. Most Koreans acknowledge and apologize for the atrocities the Korean military committed in the Vietnam War. There are far-right groups in any country. They speak of the honor of the Korean military first about the Vietnam War. Of course, we cannot hate the Korean troops who participated in the war from the perspective of Koreans. But if they are bad for women and children's civilians, it should of course apologize and compensate. It's a separate matter. There are also people in Korea who naturally have opposing opinions. But the mainstream thinking that society is pursuing exists. I think most Korean thinking should apologize for the atrocities of the Vietnam War, and that is the universal values and lessons that mankind has to pursue through war.
@Kao rin
LOL
Wait! Did you see the video I told you to watch? Nevertheless, you mean that the Japanese army are innocent, right? Ha~3
Those black-and-white images, the testimony of the survivors, are all fake?
Yeah... it's dinner time. Enjoy your dinner.^^;;;;;
The friend in the extreme right of Japan ~ Bye bye
@Kao rin
Ha~3 SMH
@Kao rin did u not watch the video? they obviously did not know that they were selling their daughters off as Prost**utes and that does not matter. Japan abused the fact that Korea had financial struggles and used those problems to get comfort women and money. it is okay for u to think that Japan deserves to be forgiven but I dont think its right for you to comment that in a video of a woman who was a comfort women who actually went through those horrible things. Im not sure why you are so heated about this and im assuming that you are Japanese since you are so defensive. you shouldn't be commenting such things under a video of a past comfort women who went through so much and has now passed away. u are saying that Koreans have no right to say anything since they did things to vietnam? everyone has done bad things and we should apologise to it and reflect on it instead of comparing who was worse and acknowledge that we have all done bad things and although we may forgive, it is wrong for you to deny the facts that Japan did do bad things.
Heartbreaking. It was difficult to watch the entire video. The inhumanity of man is so disturbing.
People who think they are better than other people are always horible people.
Meanwhile Japanese are taught otherwise and that comfort women were voluntary sex slaves... It's horrifying but I'm glad these topics are brought up and the truth is revealed
@mana harukaze Lay off the drugs son lol!
@@manaharukaze1666 lmao aight japanese lmaoooo
@@sleepypenguin653e yes as with that lies you teach and indoctrinate the new generations who will never know the truth. But does the Youths in Japan know about this ? who knows
She is so courageous and brave for sharing her story to the world. It breaks my heart knowing at such a young age she experienced such horrible acts.
Most of the women were from occupied countries, including Korea, China, and the Philippines. Women who were used for military "comfort stations" also came from Burma, Thailand, French Indochina, Malaya, Manchukuo, Taiwan (then a Japanese dependency), the Dutch East Indies, Portuguese Timor, Papua New Guinea (including some mixed race Japanese-Papuans) and other Japanese-occupied territories. Stations were located in Japan, China, the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaya, Thailand, Burma, New Guinea, Hong Kong, Macau, and French Indochina. A smaller number of women of European origin were also involved, mostly from the Netherlands and Australia with an estimated 200-400 Dutch women alone, with an unknown number of other European women.
The fact that she wants the money so that she could give it to others who can't afford education instead of keeping it, bless Madame Kim for her kindness trait :)
Japan has already sent so much money to Korea haven’t it ???
How the hell did Korea spend the whole money ? It should be corruption.
@@樫野崎灯台 please learn and talk about it. Ok?
@@cudanmang_theog that 14 year old child was not at fault for her country sins. She did not deserve that experience. Poor soul 😭
Jessica Uwadiae Are you serious??? What a fricking crazy country korea is
myeom s japan gov calls her worn out ugly prostitution still many Japanese making fun of her...... they think they are the god of Korea
Japan will pay for what they did and what they are doing someday they will regret for their evil souls
Japan needs to address this. Even if it was “a long time ago,” there needs to be retribution.
Do you know how much money Japan is giving to South Korea? It's not a money-solving problem.But Korea demands money
ぷー Regarding money, it’s because these women were slaves, unpaid, with no money or life. It’s at least giving them the means to have a better life, to get treatment, etc.
Politically, countries don't admit their wrongdoings so they don't have to be held accountable for the crimes. That's why Japan's not publicly admitted to actions like this or like the Nanjing massacre, in order for them to not be held to higher accountability. For a government to admit that as well, they'd have to realize the kind of toll that would have on its own people, so they'd be hesitant to apologize. I'm not saying I agree with this, but I'm just explaining why the governments of countries act this way.
So does the USA when it comes to slavery and racism.
@@nikkinorman4254 actually in the US in history class were told about slavery and segregation, 4th grade through high school. it's not like the Us is trying to hide it or something, since it's mandatory for everyone to have a test or something of that sort on the subject, of racism and segregation. don't assume things without even looking into them
This woman has NO reason to lie. May she Rest In Peace 🌸
CNN - Fake News
@@mj9949 Please...stop with the cliches. We've all heard it, it's time to become an adult.
Truly an inspiration, may her soul rest in peace 🌸
@Burp Gun FINALLY, in peace.
South Korea forget what they did.
These women must never be forgotten!
As a eternal, sneaky Korean shameless historic liar !!!
The case of a KOREAN camp follower " Kim Sun-ok"b in the WW2 or the Korean War
In an interview with Professor Chunghee Sarah Soh of San Francisco State University , one of former Korean camp follower women in the WW2 or in the Korean War Kim Sun-ok said that she was sold by her parents four times. Yet she testified before UN Special Rapporteur Radhika Coomaraswamy that she was abducted by the Japanese army. Even UN Special Rapprteur Radhika Coomarswamy doesn't deny that lie even now in the world. This's one of notorious hypocrisies of the United Nations !!!!!!!!!!
Most of the women were from occupied countries, including Korea, China, and the Philippines. Women who were used for military "comfort stations" also came from Burma, Thailand, French Indochina, Malaya, Manchukuo, Taiwan (then a Japanese dependency), the Dutch East Indies, Portuguese Timor, Papua New Guinea (including some mixed race Japanese-Papuans) and other Japanese-occupied territories. Stations were located in Japan, China, the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaya, Thailand, Burma, New Guinea, Hong Kong, Macau, and French Indochina. A smaller number of women of European origin were also involved, mostly from the Netherlands and Australia with an estimated 200-400 Dutch women alone, with an unknown number of other European women.
@@판탈라사 Yes that is correct. There were also German women who were forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese fascists, even though the German Empire was allied with Imperial Japan.
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@@rheinland100 Wait, seriously? Did the German government just abandon the german comfort women?
world history in general is full of untold truths.
Ashley Williams We only learn one or two sides of the story.
1 truth but always bunches of histories
Exactly, every single countries knows completely different history.
many more to come
@Kao rin Things are not so clear cut. She said something about her family been blackmailed. So sure, those comforts women could truly have been sold by their families, but it isnt that clear cut
Every single person on this planet should watch this.
Rocco Casadei Rocco Casadei
ONLY in JAPAN * GO as someone living in Japan or some tourist fan that loves it's pop culture and politeness will always support entertainment over real issue or shady history ! It's abnormal , but like most people are stress and want to turn a blind eye on things especially politic. Look at celebrities and companies putting up positivity , but are secretly hypocrite asking for favors bts
people are too stress and want to ignore and focus on their entertainment! Any politic are so many sided with people indirectly getting offended ! Look at metoo ! So many genuine cases overshadow by gold diggers! Also, weinstein and Cosby raped girls for decades and people with jobs under him just ignore the guilt ! Social media made it easier to expose sick people in the world like incest pedo that keep their daughter look up in basement for years! Also, Japanese Hs girls are being brainwashed, pimp, and exploited in AV for fame and fortune ! Only to regret after they become used up prude with kids! The past haunted them !
I think anyone thats been raped or sexually abused, might not be able to mentally watch this video without bring up their own experiences. I wish that no one was in such pain ever again..
Totally agree with you
Japan should not distort their history
Try to watch the movie I CAN SPEAK.. Its a korean movie..
Rocco Casadei ABSOLUTELY!
She may never have gotten her apology but she educated the world with her experience. May her spirit find peace.
@@yutanikenji2662 Is that really the only thing you can think of after hearing this? Then let me ask you why women in America didn't ask for a right to vote until 1903? Why didn't the French rise up against the corrupt monarchy until 1789? Furthermore, Koreans did protect comfort women ever since comfort women existed. I don't understand why you would think Koreans only began caring about comfort women from 1991.
@Lana Joy Some Koreans exiled to Shanghai to declare they established the Korean temporary government. Including those Koreans no Koreans criticized Japan about the Korean comfort women issue until 1991.
Koreans don't hesitate to tell lies.
@@hihehey5304 Koreans insist that 200000 Koreans including low teens were abducted to force them to sex slaves. In those day were not Koreans who fought against Japanese?
@@yutanikenji2662 i understand what your saying, and as a korean person born in the states, who has heard both sides of the story from my parents and my japanese friends. I can understand both. But during the time korea and japan were on bad terms. And while korean didnt take japanese women and use them as sex toys. The japanese did. And i think that is the part that i think breaks ur statement. Yes koreans shouldnt lie about this kind of stuff. But the japanese shouldnt have done that in the first place.
@@pjm7243 Jews criticized Germany and other Europe such as Russia since centuries years ago.. Don't you know it?
I don’t understand how people can say that women are weak when we hold so much struggle and burden on our shoulders and live on day by day. This woman was strong and was not given a choice in the matter. It’s unfair but her soul was mightier than any man that hurt her.
Joseph .Saladi indeed. I believe that’s exactly what I said.
Human beings in general are strong and resilient beings. We are the only species on the planet, besides Water Bears, aka Tardigrade, who can adapt in many climates and extreme environments. Men who say women are weak, are in an effect stating that they are weak too. One can't survive without the other.
Juci Shockwave oh shut up lol
I am surprised she did not end her life after going through that. I am proud of her for keep on living on.
Genesis Kravitz beautifully phrased
I feel like the Japanese government thinks that they won’t have to apologize if they just carry on with no apology until all “comfort women” (who they should apologize to) have passed.
That is so cruel if it's true. Unless they're just too embarrassed or flat out lazy.
TaeHobi9 I think it’s definitely an embarrassment for them, first for having harmed innocent people and even children, second for admitting guilt in a war after which they depicted themselves as the victim most of the time (imagine how big an outcry this would trigger within the Japanese public if their government told them what had happened after all these years of denying it), third for an apology to just not anyone but to Korea itself, a country that some Japanese people somehow still despise (as far as I have been able to read with my poor Japanese). Japan preaches peace these days, but to truly reach peace, they need to apologize to the people that have been hurt.
It’s never too late for an apology, e.g. Canada and Australia both apologized to the natives in the 21st century for major mistreatment that has happened dozens of years ago (better late than never) and Germany has been apologizing ever since WWII ended and has built an entire aspect of their culture on apologizing for the acts of the nazis, so Japan could and should apologize too, and coming from an outsider’s perspective, they urgently need to. 😶
japan had apologized many times and paid more than millon dollar.
tarou hutamaruhitosan It was mentioned in the video that they paid money, but paying money without an issued excuse for their actions just seems like they want to buy the silence of the victims. They never apologized to the “comfort women”.
@@jenna_maria many Japanese politician apologized for them many times but it was too late I think.
“Do you have it in your heart to forgive?”
“I do.”
THAT is the mark of probably the strongest person I’ve ever seen in my life. Madame Kim deserves so much respect and she WILL go down as a hero, and I hope that all the women who fell victim to these disgusting events know that they will be heard and that we will fight for them and care for them. Thank you, ASIAN BOSS and Madame Kim ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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'Hate the sin, not the sinner.'
That line really strike me. Madame Kim along the hundreds of thousands of comfort women more than deserves a sincere apology from the Japanese and their government. I also think that the previous Korea administration needs to apologize to Madame Kim and the other ladies for not bringing justice to them.
Even if she said "I don't" she is still the strongest person whom you speak of.
surferdudette19 definitely.
@@surferdudette19 I agree
Judge overseeing Yoon Mee-hyang case is found dead
Wednesday November 11,2020
A senior judge overseeing the criminal case against Rep. Yoon Mee-hyang, the former head of the Korean Council accused of embezzling public donations meant for wartime sexual slavery victims, died suddenly on Tuesday just ahead of the first trial, Seoul police said Wednesday.
Lee Dae-yeon, a 54-year-old senior judge on the Seoul Western District Court, was found dead around 9:45 p.m. Tuesday night, Gangnam police said. He had collapsed in the restroom of a building in Samseong-dong in Gangnam District, southern Seoul, in the midst of a dinner with a group of fellow judges at a nearby restaurant.
Emergency responders performed CPR on Lee, who was then transferred to a nearby general hospital where he was pronounced dead at 11:20 p.m.
I'm Indonesian. When Japanese came to Indonesia,,they also did the same with the young Indonesian girls at the time.. I've heard about "jugun ianfu" from my great-grandmother.. And how sometime the girl were kidnapped.. I cant imagine how much the pain they got, and they still live a life with a trauma. I'm a woman,,it breaks my heart.
My grandma had to marry at a young age to avoid getting raped by the Japanese in North Sulawesi of Indonesia. She is now 93 years old and I am blessed to hear the stories she has told me.
Fakta bahwa gubernur di jepang menutupi sejarah jepang yg menyiksa negara lain bener2 bikin gw marah. Bahkan gw anak ipa yg sejarah gk nyentuh 60 aj tau gimn perlakuan jepang ke negara2 yg dijajah gk hny indo negara lain jugak. Pantesan kena tsunami mulu karma masa lalu banyak
@@manaharukaze1666 30,000 of jugun ianfu seems many for me. Why would the dispatched their own women from Japan, when they could use what's in front of them? Even my great grandma was hiding into the land hole in the wood to ovoid taken away as jugun ianfu. Sex disease? It's the way of your ancestor hiding the fact that they were the most cruel, sadist colonizers. Indonesia was colonized by Hollander for 350 years, yet we are way more injured and hurted by ur ancestors whom colonized us for 3.5 years. Your country should rectify what's written in your history books, and people like you, please, please just stop belittling us, like nothing ever happened. Ok?
mana harukaze so you are saying she is lying? Why would she do that? Can’t you see her pain?
pasti belum pernah baca biografix Sukarno, kan?
Baca deh 'Sukarno, penyambung lidah rakyat Indonesia' biar dapat gambaran
I hope you told Madame Kim that people around the world would be listening to her story. She won't get her apology from the Japanese goverenment but I hope she can find peace in knowing that her courage and bravery wont be forgotten.
@@kamuikamui8163 What on earth are you on about? That still doesn't diminish the atrocities they have committed on these people and especially to the Korean women and all the other women that had to endure such pain. Wh at was the point of you bringing that up? By saying these things, you're dis regarding this woman's experience and all the other womens experiences, and attempting to lessen the crime.
@@RosyMoonfase don't feed the troll.
It's the government
@@kamuikamui8163 duh they had to be happy if so that they won't be killed mercilessly. They had to live a fake life just so that their children can eat. Korean did that so that Korea can be independent
@@John77Doe she was forced and do you realize you are being brainwashed to view things differently? Think and evaluate again
She still had the heart to say i can forgive them, i mean how even😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
I think at that point she just wanted the peace she never had.
😢
anonymous she said “hate the sin not the sinner”
Jaikon Jaikon Nah, maybe you’ve mistaken with your mom who works in deriheru. I truly understand your shock.
I cried while watching this. These poor women. My heart 😭
@manaharukaze1666 Right, because elderly women just love to lie about being sexually tortured for years. Weird how there’s so many old women talking about this, must be some kind of joke they’re all in on? Of course it’s not real because the Japanese government said it’s not, just like they do with every other atrocity they’ve ever committed!
@@manaharukaze1666ok but still Japanese were cruel more brutal and inhumane then Germans in WW2
Where is the disproof? You seem like a troll @@manaharukaze1666
@@manaharukaze1666what's your problems? god
This video is a fabrication. Do not believe it. South Korea is using fabricated history to create anti-Japanese sentiment among the Korean people and use it for political purposes. Forced abductions could not have happened under the management of the Japanese military comfort women. The Japanese military comfort stations were strictly controlled and the comfort women were treated extremely well. One former Korean Japanese-comfort-woman disclosed her salary statements, which are very high and even feasible to purchase 5 small houses. And the Japan regarded abduction of women and sex work mediation as a crime and cracked down on it, and there are records of a large number of cases: according to the 1938 record "犯罪件數及檢學件數人員罪名別", there were 1709 criminals arrested for "abduction and kidnapping" cases, 1699 of whom were Koreans.
Of course, I do not mean to imply that there were zero forced abductions and rapes of women by the Japanese military. There is a historical event called the Sulaman Incident: in 1944, during the Japanese occupation of Indonesia, Japanese troops forcibly abducted and raped 35 Dutch women to a comfort station in Semarang, Java. However, two months after the incident, problems were discovered and the comfort station ceased operations; 11 Class BC war criminals were found guilty at the 1948 Batavia Military Tribunal and the man responsible, Major Keiji Okada, was sentenced to death by firing squad. This is the reason why "the Japanese military systematically forcibly abducted 200,000 Koreans to turn them into sex slaves" could not have happened.
None of the 240 former comfort women registered with the South Korean administrative body, Ministry of Gender Equality and Family, were taken by the Japanese military; they were victims of traffickers and fraudsters. The former comfort women's grandmother in this video is not credible, as she frequently contradicts herself in her previous testimonies.
It is a common theory on the comfort women issue that "the Japanese military abducted 200,000 people, made them into sex slaves and there was also a massacre", but in fact there is no absolute evidence to prove them. Also It turns out that the photographs of "Korean comfort women forcibly abducted by the Japanese military" presented by South Korea also come from a completely different source.
Many Japanese know this fact, but many foreigners are deceived as South Korea wants them to be. It is not always the case that those who play the victim really are. For more details, please watch the playlist from my channel. Thank you.
AND THE NERVE OF THEM CALLING THEM COMFORT WOMEN.....WHEN IT WAS AND IS THEM WHO WERE IN NEED OF MUCH,,MUCH...MUCH COMFORT
I say we own the term "Comfort Women"
@@infamousElle and what does that mean? Please explain further.
By owning a term, we speak of it, we normalize it, we take the power and secrecy with which the oppressors sought to cover their shame.
@@infamousElle oh okay I understand, thank you for explaining!
Melveen Bogar comfort for their d
You can tell she is a victim. She will barely look this young man in the eye. That is a very telling victim action. When a person experiences intense shame, that is a symptom. They don’t feel worthy on one hand and her fear/anger toward men causes her to be uncomfortable even with this man. My heart is broken for her.
Japan is as cowardly about WW2 as American is about Vietnam, But the Japanese were so much worse. Vietnamese hated Koreans because the Koreans treated them brutally, I was there. And Japan brutalized the Viets in WW2. These Asian nations need to get together for confession and atonement.
That is a pretty usual kind of behavior.
@@davisworth5114 i think u got that wrong korean men were forced to become a japan militias because if they won't they'll die instead
@@serahoerba7104 I am talking about the ROK Army in 1968
@@manaharukaze1666 if that's the case in Korea, how about in other countries like Indonesia, etc.? Did the Japanese also ask for such consent and paid them or they simply forced them into these camps?
"Hate the sin, not the sinner."
I'm heartbroken. She's truly an angel.
But sinner is the one who did the sin
@@archamit what she mean from that is she willing to forgive the men who commit the sin as long as they apologize and hate the mistake (sin) they are doing
Nah hate BOTH, I say.
mana harukaze why do you say that? To say that her testimony has no merit is too harsh. Can you tell me what part of her story actually contradicted the history?
@Kao rin That is just rude bro...
The case of a KOREAN camp follower " Kim Gun-ja" in the WW2 or the Korean War
In 1993 a former Korean camp follower in the WW2 or in the Korean War " Kim Gun-ja " told Professor Ahn Byong Jik of Seoul University, "I was sold by my foster father." Yet she testified before UN Special Rapporteur Radhika Coomaraswamy that she was abducted by the Japanese military. Kim Gun-ja also testified before United States House Committee on Foreign Affairs in 2007 and said she was abducted by the Japanese military.
The 6 million people who watched this video and listened to her story will never forget her story.
She has changed her testimony many times. At first she said she was following a Korean in a yellow sweater.
66 milion
Discomfort in the Testimony of Comfort Women Grandmothers by korean
Testimony of Ms. Bok-dong Kim
I was abducted by the Japanese military in a jeep (Japanese jeeps were not deployed until after World War II).
I was taken to a Japanese helicopter unit base.
"I was abused by the Japanese army during Christmas vacation" (Japanese army during Christmas vacation? That's not possible.
"The Japanese army did not release me until 1946" (The Second World War ended in 1945.)
Testimony of Mr. Hak San Kim.
1991, Asahi Shimbun, "When I was 14, my parents sold me into prostitution.
A presentation by the Association of Paratroopers." I was forced into prostitution by the Japanese army.
Testimony of So-eun Jeong.
"When I was 13 years old (in 1937), I was taken to Indonesia and lived as a sex slave for seven years" (Japan's occupation of Indonesia began in 1942).
Testimony of Ms. Yeonsu Lee
In 1993, she said, "When I was 16 years old, I visited a store that recruited comfort women with a friend without telling my mother.
In 2004, "I was forcibly taken by the Japanese military and abused as a sex slave.
Testimony of Ms. Okju Mun
In 1992, she filed a lawsuit against Japan Post, demanding payment of 26,145 yen (about 50 million yen in today's value), which was the amount at the time. According to her testimony, her income for three years as a comfort woman (annual income for a sex slave is 15 million yen?
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Why does the testimony change every time?
Victim-centered Koreans also do not want to admit that their testimony is inconsistent.
A Korean said, "If you testify, you must be a victim, so you will receive compensation from Japan." And the donations in 1965, 1995 and 2015 were embezzled by the Korean government and support groups. They will want money forever.
@@campanella4797 she is 92, I am 60 and can't recall traumatic events in my life with minute detail. If you were at all traumatized in your life, you wouldn't be arguing about a yellow sweater.
AP: S.Korea covered up mass abuse, killings of 'vagrants’
An Associated Press investigation shows that the abuse of these so-called vagrants at Brothers, the largest of dozens of such facilities, was much more vicious and widespread than previously known, based on hundreds of exclusive documents and dozens of interviews with officials and former inmates.
Yet nobody has been held accountable to date for the rapes and killings at the Brothers compound because of a cover-up orchestrated at the highest levels of government, the AP found.
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*The current government, however, refuses to revisit the case, and is blocking a push by an opposition lawmaker to do so on the grounds that the evidence is too old*
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Ahn Jeong-tae, an official from Seoul’s Ministry of the Interior, said focusing on just one human rights incident would financially burden the government and set a bad precedent. The Brothers’ victims, he said, should have submitted their case to a temporary truth-finding commission established in the mid-2000s to investigate past atrocities.
“We can’t make separate laws for every incident and there have been so many incidents since the Korean War,” Ahn said.
In another words, “if South Korea could use this against Japan, we would use this forever. Otherwise, we ignore and cover this up”
all the money in the world will not “repair” all the damage japan did to these women
I honestly agree
Agreeeeee
@Kao rin you find it wrong to weaponize war crimes against the very country that did them? just curious :)
@John Petterson you think I sympathize with Japan? because I don’t
Wrong😆😆
Not only those 8 years, but her whole life was stolen. Her suffering never ended.
yoshi muras I believe the Korean council’s goals are not to promote North Korea and harm japan, but to help victims of and bring attention to cases of violence against women. However I am no expert in this case, and am only speaking based on what I have read. I apologize if I am wrong or upset you or others as a result of my comment.
Gauri P why apologize for saying the right things
It’s true japan took lots of women’s past n future,those women who r still “alive” suffer from those disgusting memories that japanese army had done n who already left this world.... they died without even having a formal apology from the government + they teach new generation censoring those facts
If you wonder why Koreans, Chinese, Indonesians, Malaysians, Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Filipino etc. are still angry?
Pleases search the K.E.Y. W.O.R.D below on UA-cam.
It's up to you to judge.
I don't speak English well. So I translate a few things and leave the same message here and there. So I feel sorry for giving inconvenience to others. But I feel that this is the only little thing I can do now. I don't risk my life for independence like my ancestors, but just a small reminder. However, I just hope that at least one person does not turn a blind eye to the truth by searching the keywords below. Using history as a mirror, we should develop. I just hope it is just and moderate.
★The present position of the Japanese government
Search key word : Prime Minister Abe Shinzo’s Lies
★ A far-right Japanese that does not apologize and loathe to Koreans.
Search key word : Japan's anti-Korean hate speech: British journalist's view
★ Japanese Military Sexual Slavery
Search key word1 : Life As A “Comfort Woman”: Story of Kim Bok-Dong | STAY CURIOUS #9
Search key word2 : Japanese Military Sexual Slavery
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Search key word6 : Rape Sex Slaves & Comfort Women: Japanese Atrocities in Asia
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★ North Korean woman : Japan military sexual slavery
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Search key word3 : 뉴스타파 목격자들 47회 “슬픈 귀향 1부 ‘북녘 할머니의 증언’”
Search key word4 : Korean Comfort Women Video / KBS뉴스(News)
★Taiwanese woman : Japan military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : JAPAN: TAIWANESE COMFORT WOMEN SUE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT
Search key word1 : 二战台湾慰安妇 WW II Taiwanese Comfort Women
★ German woman : Japanese military sexual slavery
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★ Dutch Australians woman : Japanese military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : "Comfort Woman" survivor, Jan Ruff O'Herne on Talking Heads in 2009
Search key word2 : Japan's wartime atrocities: Japanese Army's Sex Slaves
★ Philippines woman : Japanese military sexual slavery
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Search key word4 : FILIPINO COMFORT WOMEN || WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM DURING WORLD WAR 2
★ Malaysia Survivors Interview
Search key word1 : Ethelin Teo dressed as a boy for years to avoid becoming a "comfort woman" | THE LAST SURVIVORS
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★ The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery (Full Length)
Search key word : The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery (Full Length)
★ The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls.
Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN
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Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다
★ Unit 731
Search key word1 : Japanese World War II veterans recall horrors of Unit 731
Search key word2 : The Horrors of Unit 731
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Search key word4 : Why Japan's UNIT 731 Made the SS Look NICE
Search key word5 : ZDF documentary on Unit 731
Search key word6 : NIT 731 - Harbin museum
★ Hashima Island
Search key word1 : The dark history of conscription and forced labor behind Japan's Hashima Island
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Search key word5 : [Infinite Challenge] 무한도전 - Haha, A heartbreaking story of the 'Hashima Island' 20150912
★ The Kanto Massacre
Search key word1 : 너무나도 끔찍한 일제의 관동대지진 조선인 학살 사건
Search key word2 : Japan's State Crime - Kanto Massacre of Koreans by Japanese Imperialists
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Search key word5 : Arirang Special - M60Ep224C02 Massacre conducted by the Japanese Governmen
Search key word6 : Arirang Special - M60Ep224C01 The Kanto Earthquake of 1923
★ The Nanjing Massacre
Search key word1 : The Nanking Massacre | Documentary
Search key word2 : THE NANJING MASSACRE - DOCUMENTARY OF THE RAPE OF NANKING
Search key word3 : Extremely rare evidence of Nanjing Massacre filmed by US pastor in 1937
Search key word4 : Rape in Nanking Words from WWII Japanese Soldiers
★ Japan's atrocities on the American island of Tinian
Search key word1 : WWII in Color-Battle of Tinian
Search key word2 : WW II : RARE COLOR FILM : SAIPAN AND MARIANAS..
To the far right Japanese friend who talked to me...
The my reply didn't went you because I hung the link. So I've arranged the conversations we had.
I am not good at English. I'm sorry about that point.
I don't want to fight with the far right Japanese.
The far right Japanese say "South Koreans, Chinese etc. are a liars", "Japan military sexual slavery is a prostitute". It hurts me. So I don't want to talk anymore.
Some Japanese friends admit this and feel sorry. It really matters to us. The horrors of the Japanese military in Korea, China, Indonesia, Taiwanese, Philippines and Vietnam etc. should be judged by the keywords below. I am not going to reply any more. If you want to see the remaining historical material, please search it. It's up to you to judge.
I know Japanese chief cabinet secretary Kono and some prime minister have apologized and tried to solve this problem. However, it is a matter of consistency and attitude. Japan's attitude changed whenever the Liberal Democratic Party politicians took power in Japan. Also, it still does not teach relevant history to Japanese children, and Japanese media ridicule Korea day after day. In addition, there is a separate "Korea hate section" in bookstores in Japan. Some Japanese saying "Japan military sexual slavery is the prostitute" in street parade.
Of course, there were bad humans in Korea, and there may be cases where girls were abused. You want to believe it was mainstream? why don't you blame the Japanese army for their terrible deeds? Even after watching these videos, you don't blame the Japanese army until the end.
And this issue should be approached as a matter of human rights ethics. I understand your love for your country because you are in Japan. However, they should admit and apologize so that such things will not happen again in the future. That's justice. The small material you bring is a small fragment of 35 years of sad history.
In fact, it's natural for them to be rewarded. Because Japanese soldiers can't make them 14-year-old girls again. But they prioritize consistent apologies from the Japanese government before compensation. So '2015, the Japanese military sexual slavery agreement' refused. Because what is more important than compensation is the consistent apology and attitude of the Japanese government. North Korea also has the Japanese military sexual slavery survivor. She says needs the Japanese government compensation, not the private fund. That means first a proper apology from the Japanese government is needed. I'm sorry that there are no English subtitles.
Of course the reason why they went there is also important.
Any Korean adoptive father or anybody Korean who did wrong should be blamed in history. All of them. But only, Japanese accusations do not include the atrocities of the Japanese army. That makes me angry. Should I find more Japanese atrocities and show them? And do you affirm that there was no "human trafficking" or "false recruitment" of the Japanese army?
- The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls.
Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN
Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법
Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다
I also want to apologize to my Vietnamese friends as a Korean. For the first time in school, I heard In detail about the Korean army in the Vietnam War from my teacher. Since then, I have learned the horrors of the Vietnam War more deeply through many Korean media. Moon Jae-in, Roh Moo-hyun and Kim Dae-jung conveyed the mind of apology to Vietnam. but this is not enough. Victims should be prioritized. The Vietnam War is a battle in which Koreans participated in the war between the United States and Vietnam. Most Koreans acknowledge and apologize for the atrocities the Korean military committed in the Vietnam War. There are far-right groups in any country. They speak of the honor of the Korean military first about the Vietnam War. Of course, we cannot hate the Korean troops who participated in the war from the perspective of Koreans. But if they are bad for women and children's civilians, it should of course apologize and compensate. It's a separate matter. There are also people in Korea who naturally have opposing opinions. But the mainstream thinking that society is pursuing exists. I think most Korean thinking should apologize for the atrocities of the Vietnam War, and that is the universal values and lessons that mankind has to pursue through war..
@@claudel1027 i appreciate the amount of research you have done into this. its truly disturbing the lengths to which some people are willing to go to deny the basic facts of history
I’m a high school student at a public Japanese school. And this video is the first time I’ve ever heard of this. They totally hide the situation. I’m in shock.
Go and educate your friends. You dont have to hate your country. You just need to know what happened in the past, apologize if and when necessary (not at all times) and make sure that the history doesn't repeat itself. I mean not literally in your country but be an advocate if ever this happens in other countries. - from a Filipino.
@@d3sladrvltia88 Yes to the part on education. But why would someone have to apologize for something they had no part in? Awareness is good. But only the people who were involved owe apologies to the victims.
@@shasita3361 no one expects each japanese individual to apologize to each living rape victim in china, korea, malaysia, philippines, etc. But that's why the entity called "the state" exists. Not only did the japanese state never admit to the crimes, they suppressed it from their people, who now erroneously claim this was all a huge coordinated conspiracy. How would you feel if you were in the victims' shoes? Wouldn't you want a formal apology from the state (who represent the people) for carrying out a state sanctioned mass rape, then actively covering it up in their publicly funded education system? Read the comments. A lot of japanese people are literally blaming this old lady for being raped. Seriously think about it.
If I remember correctly, our teacher said that they dont speak about what happened in the past (this kind of "what happened").. and that they're doing it on purpose so most of the students there dont actually know about this.. sorry if im wrong you can correct me
Janneke Spaninks Not when everything that happened was state sanctioned . It’s something like this : if a country legalises mass murder ala The Purge style then it’s not the people who are in the wrong since legally speaking they are doing nothing wrong , on the other hand the government and law system is to be blamed as they are the ones who legalised such an act . I agree that whatever the soldiers did was done with free will but it’s the Japanese government that PROVIDED such an opportunity to do such acts.
It's not confort. It's rape
They might call it “comfort” what the japanese
When in reality it was rape
@Kao rin But my grandmother and my friends relative, I dont know exactly who, From Korea and Philippines respectively, they were both comfort women. They never told me anything like this... how are you sure that what you said is legit?
@Kao rin "No Japanese-operated comfort station was reported with korean women"
@Kao rin Where is the official statement?
@Kao rin When did the governor General of Taiwan say that?
Hollywood needs to make a movie about this, the only way the world will listen.
Zara Kayn you can search for a Korean film named "I CAN SPEAK" - telling about the comfort women.
@zara kayn nah they'll romanticize it won't they
@@ashminley there's no such things as romance and love in it. Look at it and judge yourself. You can read the synopsis on Wikipedia if you're busy.
@@n.hhaziqah9950 ah i meant hollywood. not the "i can speak" which is a korean film. i accidentaly replied to the guy with a purple profile lol. and yes, i'll check it out
@@ashminley yeay xD you won't regret it, I swear. Nah, its my fault to not read your sentence carefully and yes, the Hollywood probably will. Look at pearl harbor for example.
My uncle was in the war an met a comfort woman, he said he couldn’t leave her like that, he married her an brought her n majority of her family to the states. They are still married with great grandchildren
SK is still the second largest exporter of prostitution in the world after Venezuela. And it has a history of sending tens of thousands of young girls to China as tribute for hundreds of years. And even after the Japanese left, there was the state-sponsored U.S. military comfort women system.
1.5 million young women praised by the government as heroes for earning U.S. dollars. They were called Yankee Princesses or Class V Supplies and were transported in drums in the back of trucks
@Pale Blue No, it's WWII.
She is referring to the comfort woman during the Vietnam War. Unlike the Japanese comfort women system, the Korean soldiers forced Vietnamese women into pros**tution. It's in the US military records.
@@kaorin4587 thank you ☺️ ❤️
@@Dime.Society You’re welcome 💕
for their moments of pleasure, they destroyed the life of an innocent 14 year old girl. she has been suffering all alone, not being able to forget everything and wanting to accept death. if i were in her situation, i honestly don't know what i would have done or how i would have coped up. she is the most courageous woman i have ever seen.
If I were in her shoes, I would have killed myself long ago. I don't know how she found the strength to continue. This makes me so sad.
It is the same thing any victim of rape goes through. Circumstances may be a bit different but the horror of what you have to live with and find a way to survive it - that's exactly the same.
Please let me share the issues of the current slavery working conditions for LEGAL immigrant workers in Japan. Here are some horrible examples and statics that reported.
•Over 85% immigrant workers under “Foreign Skills Training Program (外国人技能研修制度)” are working for less than minimum wage.
•More than 100 labours under the program committed suicide past 5 years.
•A lady from Myanmar worked 100hours per WEEK and received only 60,000 yen per MONTH(600USD). She described herself as a slaver.
•A lady from Vietnam was ordered to have an abortion or cut her contract.
This is happening in 2018. Japan hasn’t learnt that people from Asian countries have human rights that must be respected as much as theirs citizens. As one Japanese, I really feel sorry and guilty for those who were abused during the war and for those who are struggling in Japan.
I just want this to be known by as much as people over the world so that foreign media realise this problem and start criticising. Government and media here are collapsed. People’s voice can hardly change them.
Thanks for reading this and sorry for my poor English.
Could you give me the source for these numbers?
And Do you know WHO're taking those money from them?? Did you even search??
If I was in her situation I would have tried to kill myself as soon as possible
Lee Ok-seon (Former Korean camp follower in the WW2),92 years old in 2019, who worked at several brothels during the WW2 at the age of 16 after being abducted by two KOREAN MEN not by Japanese soldiers and the Japanese, testified that at age 12 she received a sound beating from her own father for asking to be sent to a Kisaeng (prostitute)school.
Such narratives do not exonerate Korea and its patriarchal system of oppressing their own women and girls long before the Japanese drafted them into the women's volunteer labor corps to "support efforts in aircraft manufacturing and other essential industries.
The fact that the Japanese Government STILL won't make a formal apology just increases the shame for Japan...
@The Pinnacle Of Truth Why did she not get a personal formal apology ? She should also have received some compensation for the way she was treated, whether she asked for it or not. You seem to be making excuses for the Japanese government - which is frankly disgraceful...
@The Pinnacle Of Truth So according to you she’s lying and ‘rebellious’ and she’s the bad person in all this ! Unbelievable...
@The Pinnacle Of Truth You are a disgrace.
I think you're both right and wrong. Calling her a despicable woman is taking it a little too far. Try to consider the pain and trauma she has experienced as well. Although she may say she just wants an "apology" (I am aware of the facts you have stated about all of Japan's apologies), she's been through something horrible. But yes, I must agree that rebelling in the sense of rejecting apology letters and funds is quite stubborn and rude. She shouldn't lie by saying that Japan hasn't apologized, however, I believe that she has the right to be angry for they took something away from her that she never would've been able to take back.
@@yazinxi They should have invited these women to Japan (all expenses paid) and the Japanese Prime Minister should have shaken each of their hands in front of the world's press whilst apologising and then handed them a signed formally written individual apology letter together with a financial sum which would have made them extremely comfortable for the rest of their lives.
He should then have made a speech saying these women were entirely innocent of blame, that this was a shameful event in Japan's history that would never be repeated. He should also have called out for blame the individual ministers at the time who set up such disgraceful acts and publicly shamed them.
That's the ABSOLUTE MINIMUM that should have been done after what Japan did to them. I suspect that the reason she was upset about their attempts was that it was very clear the Japanese Government was just "going through the motions"...
If you don't understand how horrible it is that Japan is not admitting their crimes, just magine US pretending slavery was never thing and Germany saying they never had a war
Lmao when did the US pretend slavery was never a thing? Literally in 7th grade, social study’s I had to do a project that was 50% of my grade and the project was on the civil war and slavery. Unlike Japan the US teaches there past mistakes and wrong doings. If the US denied slavery then why does every middle school student know about it? Then why does every born US citizens know about it? Unlike Japan, most of them don’t even know what ‘comfort woman’ are at this time. They just think that they were prostitutes and don’t even know they were 14 year old kidnapped girls, that were raped. And The Japan government won’t own up and teach there civilians about it. It’s not like the US at all. Ofc I’m not saying the US is innocent but still.
Joe Keller I live in the USA, and we do acknowledge slavery however most people have no sympathy went it comes to it. We still have racist memorials, flags, and even sayings that many do not want to take down because of ‘heritage.’ If anything we are just like Japan with an extra step. We haven’t even apologized properly to all of the black women and men who we have hurt with our racist behaviors and beliefs since the beginning of time. I would like to think that the USA is educated on our wrongdoings, however unless they get a full proper apology along with the taking down of what people consider ‘heritage’ is when I will start to believe America as a good country. Until then, it is just as bad as Japan.
yoshi muras No. USA likes to put itself in a good light. I had to do research by myself on certain things because the USA is too egotistical to admit that they were pricks during the war
@yoshi muras BRUH STFU UR CALLING 13 YEAR OLDS PROSTITUTES. GET SOME HELP BC UR LITERALLY SICK IN THE HEAD. CAN U LITERALLY HEAR URSELF IDIOT
C o s m i c K i s s e s Yes I agree with you but that wasn’t the original argument. The original argument is that you said us schools don’t acknowledge or teach about slavery. Not that civilians have no sympathy when it come to different racist. I would say we are not anymore worse or better then Japan. I’m just confused in the part of why the US was even brought into this topic? This is a Japan issue, often times when other countries have issues I hear Americans always make it about them or say somethings long the lines of ‘we have it worse’ let’s not talk about the US and give Japan some of the attention since this IS a video about Japan not US. If you wanna argue about the US and slavery go to another video not Japan. Japan should be the focus here not US
There should be a holiday to honor them and women like them.
I sort of agree but calling it a holiday sounds more like it's being celebrated for something good happening. At the least it should be taught.
@@once.upon.a.time. yeah, but what about Día de los Muertos, Memorial Day, etc? I mean, holidays aren't necessarily meant to be colorful, uplifting, and always for the livings' fun and entertainment. They can be meant to remember pain, and the beauty in survival and perseverance
@@EA-eq8ej I hadn't thought about that, you're right
E A a day of remembrance would still sound a lot better than a holiday. I mean technically the term “holiday” breaks down to meaning “holy” “day” and what these men were doing to those women weren’t holy. Anyways, I don’t think it can be compared to Day of the Dead because Day of the Dead is generally a happy celebration.
E A agree but just a note, Dia De Los Muertos IS a dayof celebration and happiness however. It is not pain or sadness because it is at that time that the dead loved ones actually visit family and celebrate with them. But I agree, there needs to be a day of remembering
50,000 Vietnamese Women raped by South Korean soldiers during the Vietnam war and 20,000 mixed children with South Korean soldiers are still awaiting apology from South Korean's government and South Korean people.
Campaign group urges recognition for women affected by sexual violence of South Korean troops and the children born as a result
Totally 320,000 South Korean soldiers were deployed to Vietnam to fight alongside the US between 1964 and 1973, but the story of the country’s involvement in the conflict is largely untold. South Korea has never acknowledged claims of sexual violence allegedly perpetrated by its troops against thousands of women and girls, some as young as 12 - or the children born as a result.
Are there mixed children between Japanese soldiers and locan women during the WW2 ????????Why are there 20,000 mixed children between Korean soldiers and Vietnamese women during the Vietnam War ??????
@@hrqbd9561 Japanese propaganda.lol
They didn’t use condoms
In the first place, this video talks about Japan's comfort women issue, and the problem is that Korean people acknowledge and reflect on the massacre with minimal conscience, and even received a trial judgment. The problem is that Japan respects the people who raped them and visits the Yasukuni Shrine.
Who said Korean didn't apologized vietnam? president kim dae joong, roh moo hyun and moon jae in continuously gave their will to vietnam government that they want to officially apologize to vietnam and raise associated investigating team. But both was rejected by vietnam government itself.
Also korean court admitted massacre of about 70 people of vietnamese and ordered our government to compensate about it. It was Korean lawyer and civilians who helped victim to win this case.
Koreans surely trying to don't forget the past and move forward with vietnam by these actions. And Koreans try to accept what vietnam government ask about writings or expressions Koreans made.
and the reason only japan need to apologize(I already said compensation is not necessary in former reply. Did you really read it?) among many countries is because Japan illegally colonized Korea and tried to transform korean ethnicity to that of japanese.
other countries like mongol, China had superior influence after winning or agreement with korea but didn't try to erase their language or culture or made severe crime on them. Also it is shame Soviet union and USA had control of north and south korea but Koreans and two countries had understanding that they are gonna move out when Korea makes its own government. And some of them did leave korea after north and south got their own government.
Of course CCCP and Soviet Union's aid to north korea's invasion should be apologized. But, it is very hard because both country is in dictatorship.
However, japan is democratic nation so they can admit their wrongdoings
but they refuse to do so.
that is why Korea resent at japanese.
Actually, if japan didn't invade Korea, their was no need to Soviet Union and USA come to korea and seperately managed them from the first place.
The Vietnamese were killed and raped by the Americans, and the Americans started the Vietnam War. It's a pity that you blame the Koreans, not the Americans, and that you Vietnamese are ready to kiss the ass of your American oppressors😞
Madame Kim, even if Japan denies, THE REST OF THE WORLD believes you. You were heard. May you rest in peace you incredibly strong soul.❤️
tanaka akira you’re being so disrespectful, just disgusting
@@monstermebaru you all are fuckin disgusting
Someone like @tanaka akira really disgust me and bring whole Japanese people's images down. I, myself, as a Japanese admire a strong women like her to be on internet shearing her experience. It's really hurting even to listen to what she said. I can't even imagine what is like to go thru what she had been thru as a woman. And it's so shame to have some Japanese like Tanaka who choose to be an ignorant and so heartless.
@@Ursopacos
Its you who are disrespectful!
tanaka akira did your parents educate you like that? if you know nothing about this issue and have nothing nice to say, just shut up
Watched this documentary again when I saw the news today that she has passed away. Rest in peace madam Kim.
😢
😢😢😢 rip
Oh RIP 😭😭😫
Oml....really? Rest in peace. Her story will be told and reflect on others who have been in the same situation as her. 😭😭😭😭😭💖💖💖💖💖
@Da Da
I dont believe u.
All those countries who made other countries their colony does not even worth to say anything.
They doesn't deserve anything.
So shut ur mouth
8 YEARS, EVERY DAY, OVER HOURS AND HOURS. They LINED UP. I'm sick in the stomach.
@- - Japanese men
@- - Wtf? Not all men are, and I'm not even a man. Are you just a feminist or what?
@@shionashiel Don't feed the feminists... They are attention whores
@@cf8613 Lol wtf no
- - you don’t know what u r saying idiot
They owe you a life, I hope you are experiencing the peace you deserve. Our hearts are with you from Turkey 🇹🇷 🙏🏻💕
@FlowingValley 여기서 혐한 선전을 퍼뜨리고 일본의 범죄를 부인하는 당신과 다른 모든 계정들이 같은 양의 좋아요를 가지고 있다는 것이 이상합니다. 이 모든 계정들이 마치 같은 사람에 의해 운영되는 것 같습니다. 거짓말은 그만 하세요. 일본은 죄가 있습니다.
@@in00n 우리는 이미 일본이 유죄라고 말하고 있습니다.
Turkey did the same(genocide of assyrians and armenians)
@@arbuzz7373 I never did such things to Turkey, you are a liar.
@@manaharukaze1666마나 하루카제? 일본인이네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 인터넷 안에서만 살지 말고 사회생활 좀 해라. 잘못은 순순히 인정하시고ㅋㅋㅋ 니가 이럴수록 일본의 이미지는 더 나빠진다 좀 더 생각하고 행동하길ㅋㅋ
A moving interview. It breaks my heart. She's 92 and still hasn't gotten an apology, but if she did, she would forgive. Shame on the Japanese.
I wish they would stop using the term "comfort women" and use what it really is. Sexual slavery.
@@koolaidman6251 well, but that's what is was called at the time. It gives historical significance.
Shame on the Japanese government. And shame on the Korean government for accepting such bribe. A the very leas the should have shared all the money they were paid with the remaining victims.
noobenstein that is a mindset that helps no one. The ruling elite of Japan during WWII have passed away or extremely old and the current governments of Japan and Korea have nothing to do with the Pre-WWII government in terms of war crimes. What they do have control over is the acknowledgment of their former government’s actions. If Japan was to sincerely apologize, there would be nothing more the Comfort Women can look for. What else can they do? Go find each and every Japanese solder that raped her and ask his family for forgiveness? Not forgiving is a game where nobody wins. Forgive, but never forget so we don’t repeat atrocious acts in the future.
noobenstein Madam Kim said she wants a sincere apology. Because if they apologize, they’re acknowledging that what they did was wrong. It won’t make up for all of the years that she’s suffered, but at least it would be something.
*6+ hours a day, 7 days a week for 8 years - thousands upon thousands of men* . . . *I can't even fathom her pain (nor the pain of the thousands & thousands of women alike). My heart breaks for her (them). This will be a stain on the whole of the Japanese for centuries to come; deservedly so.*
They already deleted all the evidences. Japanese government has been waiting those few left comfort women to pass away so there's nothing left for Japan to worry about their inhumane history.
i humbly recommend you to watch "Spirits' Homecoming" about this issue. thank you
i really would be looking for way to die. dying is better. Grandma kim is a strong strong strong woman.
icedcoffeeanyone um u might want to go back and watch the video, she did say every day and only went into specifics of sat and sun . He asked ‘ what did they make you do’ and she replied ‘ have sex with Japanese soldiers every day’ (at about 7:38 and just before)
@@tannedpotato5375 It's kinda useless. The internet is so big. Searching an event wouldn't be difficult at all. So no matter how much Japan tries to hide, it's useless. The government is dumb to think that they can hide everything.
It was so hard to watch. I can't even imagine a 14 year old girl had gone through this. Thank you for sharing this btw
@yoshi muras yes i believe her. got a problem with that? She and my middle and high school textbooks tell the same thing about Japanese cruelty back in ww2
yoshi muras - first of all you do know that Wikipedia is the worst website to search information on, nothing on there is always credible. If she telling her story and what she personally went through why are you even talking about wrong info, she knows what she went through and if says she was 14 when she got taken then she was 14. Honestly your comment is just making it sound like you’re defending the Japanese government and speaking/ bringing up off-topic things. Who cares if there is a mistake in a comment, all you need to think about is the pain these women went through and the justice (apology) they deserve.
Sadly stories like this happen every day. Female children forced into prostitution or arranged marriages.
@@stptful he might be right, he might be wrong. who knows? There's still alot of things in history we don't know. but the thing is it's as if he's telling that these women were lying about being a comfort women and that it's just all a propaganda. We also have this comfort women issue in my country and all the stories i've heard from an actual person and textbooks were telling the same of how cruel it is to live at the same time the Japanese arrived and bomb the hell out of our mainland. you cannot simply invalidate a person's story/experience esp when they actually lived at that time. As a young women myself, i felt so much for the grandma. May she finally rest in peace now.
I feel so bad, I am turning 14 in a month and am in High school. While this lady was being forced into sex and being raped by Japanese soldiers multiple times a day. I really pity them and praise them for being so strong. Not everyone could go through what all the comfort women were fired to
50,000 Vietnamese Women raped by South Korean soldiers during the Vietnam war and 20,000 mixed children with South Korean soldiers are still awaiting apology from South Korean's government and South Korean people.
Campaign group urges recognition for women affected by sexual violence of South Korean troops and the children born as a result
Totally 320,000 South Korean soldiers were deployed to Vietnam to fight alongside the US between 1964 and 1973, but the story of the country’s involvement in the conflict is largely untold. South Korea has never acknowledged claims of sexual violence allegedly perpetrated by its troops against thousands of women and girls, some as young as 12 - or the children born as a result.
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What’s even more saddening about this awful story is the fact that all these women want is a formal apology and Japan to acknowledge the trauma and pain that they’ve caused and they REFUSE. They don’t want any monetary reparations, they don’t want anything “extreme”, all they want is a “We are sorry for what we did to you and for the suffering we caused.” And they don’t even have the courage to do that!!! This is infuriating.
Yeah
Although japan only colonize indo for only 3,5 years, but it is the worst compared anything that ever colonized us.
@Kao rin there are two sides to everything. Just because your family didn't suffer during the war times, you will not know the pain. But do you actually know we respect Japan for all the great work inspite the adversities but then comes the WW articles and this is not a stand alone case. There are many more such cases but SGP loves Japan. Keep your love in your heart and think of the pain those women went through else SHUT UP
they've had to wait so long already
@Kao rin Who are you?
Rest in peace, Madame Kim. You deserved better.
How about 'Lai dai han' ?
@@武鈴木-j2g Don't hurt a brave woman, please.
@@hahahe5936you are right,so. where is Lai dai han???
武鈴木 all of them. this video refers to madame kim, so that’s what is being referred to. no one is being forgotten :)
"Hate the sin, not the sinner"
I'm crying,
1)"Atonement money" (2 million yen)from Japanese Government to one Filipine camp follower in the WW2.
2) Medical and welfare support projects to one Filipine camp follower in the WW2 from Japanese Government(approximately 1.2 million yen)
3) Letters from the Prime Minister, etc. to one Filipine camp follower in the WW2 from Japanese Government
After the war, the Philippines signed the San Francisco Peace Treaty, and the issues of reparations, property, and claims related to the WW2 were legally settled between Japan and the Philippines. Based on the provisions of Article 14 (a) 1 of the Peace Treaty, a reparations agreement was concluded with Japan in 1956, under which Japan provided the Philippines with services and products worth $550 million. However, when the comfort women(camp followers) issue was raised, the country was also forced to respond to the victims.
In June 1992, Rosa Henson heard a radio broadcast calling for women who had been forced into being "comfort women(camp followers)" by the Japanese military to come forward, and decided to meet with human rights activist Nelia Sancho and others to talk about her experience. On September 18 of the same year, she gave her first press conference. After her first rape, Rosa Henson joined a guerrilla group, where she was captured, raped again, taken to the Japanese military headquarters, and imprisoned with other women for nine months, where she was repeatedly raped.
Nelia Sancho visited and interviewed victims like Henson. In April 1993, Rosa Henson and 18 other former "comfort women," or lolas (Tagalog for "grandmothers"), filed a lawsuit in the Tokyo District Court seeking an apology and compensation from the Japanese government. In 1994, they formed a campaign group called Lila Pilipina. The number of plaintiffs eventually grew to 46. The lawsuit was lost in the district court and high court, and on December 25, 2003, the Supreme Court dismissed the appeal.
This is terrible. I'm usually not the type to respond to youtube videos, but what happened to her is atrocious. The complete disregard for human life shows how malicious and wicked some people can be. Her whole life was ruined. One of the best gifts and enjoyments in life is falling in love and having a family. Her view of love and having a having of her own family were crushed. Yet, despite other people putting her through so much, she still had the soul to think of other people and say she wouldn't want to get married because she did want to burden anyone with the knowledge of what she went through. This woman is beautiful beyond measure and I hope she finds the happiness she deserves.
Watch a video on Unit 731. This pales to the atrocities commiited there
So agree :(
@@mengwu1113 Is it really appropriate to compare what Korea went through vs. what China went through on a video about a Korean survivor? How selfish are you. I have read and studied both of these horrors done by Japan but I never once saw someone comment as inappropriate as you right now, especially on a comment that displayed an empathy and sincerity we don't see nowadays. Seriously...
Couldn't agree more!
yes, I completely agree
Jesus is this was difficult to “listen” too. Poor lady. Sex trafficking is truly evil.
AND THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT IT IS. SEX TRAFFICKING.
Yes, I felt pain while she was describing it. I can’t imagine having my virginity taken so brutally at such a young age
on the other hand what are korean or chinese army's any freaking different how about their war crimes on women during the vietnam war who tha hell ordered china and s korea to conquer vietnam? so yea where is vietnamese compensation? china especially should frankly stfu they have no right to yap being victims exactly who was it who attacked tibethians and nepalese for no freaking reason but greed who was it who attacked burma and siam in 1923? and they yap about being victims? yea right china has done A LOT of harm to its neighbors and what japan army did to them in ww2 was well deserved
@Erin Cha I know right?! I'm seeing a pattern of some of the Japanese people not owning up to what they did and saying the evidence couldn't be provided... I think it's really arrogant and they should really apologize :/
@ザワみやっち 大日本帝国の罪 :
● インドネシアの労務者
● 南京事件
● 従軍慰安婦 (朝鮮や韓国)
● マニラ大虐殺
● バンカ島事件
● エトセトラ (Etc.)
Listening to this experience really takes everything out of you. How can men, thousands of men, think of women as nothing, absolutely nothing! Just a warm sack you can watch bleed. It’s horrible. I can’t imagine what it would feel like to have an entire queue of men lined up to use your body no matter how much pain or suffering you were in, to have to wake up to that nightmare everyday. Japan got away with so much during the war. I’m not saying what the US did was right, but Hiroshima turned a horrific regime into the victim.
The people that mock these women are just as bad as holocaust deniers. Even worse I would say since it’s so easy for people to dismiss crimes against women.
JessieBanana Well said! 🙌🏾
@@manaharukaze1666 So you're saying this 92 year old woman lied about being raped repeatedly for 8 years? Ridiculous.
@@manaharukaze1666 You are no better than a holocaust denier, which as a Jew, I consider to be among the lower lifeforms. She explained why she did not go home right away. In addition, it's not like the war ended, someone waved a magic wand, and everyone went home right away. Many people weren't able to secure passage back to their homelands for years after the war ended. Everything about her story rings true. You know what doesn't? Your denials. If you want Japan to be thought of with respect, then I advise you and your country to stop lying about your history, and admit all of it, which is what Germany has done. Until that happens, your country's reputation is suspect.
@@manaharukaze1666 You really are no better than a holocaust denier, just as Sika6061 said. There is more than enough information yet you simply decide to deny it and why; because you're too damned proud and nationalistic. Its pathetic and sick.
@JessieBanana there are always deniers of horrific crimes of history, which is an insult to the ones who were victims of these atrocities. Still today there are people who don't believe slavery existed. It makes these deniers feel better to not acknowledge the terrible history of what their ancestors/country really did to oppress others. But thankfully they cannot destroy history and their crimes against others even if they do continue to deny that it happen.
What shocks me the most is that it sounds like all of those soldiers gladly accepted these obviously hurt, traumatised and way too young girls to "comfort" them. How rotten must someone be inside to feel joy in breaking another human like that.
This is also part of the fact that the horrors of war will warp the mind. No person is the same after they've been through war. Men who have seen it for a long time lose sense of right and wrong. I'm not justifying it, just saying. No evil is impossible to imagine. Human beings are capable of disgusting things.
Some human beings
As of 2007 following money was donated by the Japanese PRIVATE organization.(BBC NEWS 10th/April 2007). From 2007 till 2018 much bigger money was donated to all war prostitutes from the Japanese PRIVATE organization.
565m yen ($4.7m) was raised in donations from the Japanese people, and given to 285 comfort women from Korea, Taiwan and the Philippines, each of whom received about 2m yen ($16,700)
• 770m yen ($6.5m) in Japanese taxpayers' money was provided to pay for medical fees for these women, and for 79 other women from the Netherlands
• 370 million yen ($3.1m) was spent building medical facilities and old peoples' homes in Indonesia, rather than compensating individuals there, and the rest was used for the fund's running costs and other smaller projects.
I don't get it. Is it that hard to apologize?
They think their country is the best so they dont want to acknowledge their wrongdoings
@@turtl3.to0m84 but they are not the best! far from it. they are just extremely mislead lol
@@splackna I know
@@turtl3.to0m84 its about pride in asian cultures. way different mentality than western cultures
apologies would mean the Japanese have to publicly admit to the crime of kidnapping these women and minors and forcing them into sex slavery. The lady in the video was only 14-15 years old at the time. She was a minor and they didn't care.
I watched this and wept, for the 14 year old child, and the woman she became. I want to hug her. I will look for her in heaven.
kathleen johnson me too, I so hoped she was a Christian
@Duck Cat
She could still end up in heaven. Christian or not.
@Duck Cat She said 'hate the sin, not the sinner'.
Only a Christian would say such a thing.
I'M So sad she had to live a long live being alone because if what happened to her. I hope she was able to find some peace in The Lord...I was crying so much as well, even more so when she said "i'm 92, and still have no peace with this issue."
@@7eguegueh499 that's actually not true... :/
Great interview. It broke my heart that she did not want to get married, not for herself, but to not be a burden to a man that has to deal with her trauma. This self sacrifice shows the damage that was done to her and speaks louder than any lousy apologie Japan can ever make.
To the ones that have shed a different light on the questionable facts regarding comfort women, I appreciate the effort.
Please keep in mind that this to can be a strategy to cover up and the truth will probably be somewhere in the middle. How can we ever be sure that the information which is presented to us is true? Bottomline is, we were not there when it allegedly happend. Nevertheless, my gut feeling believes this woman. Maybe one day I will be proven wrong. However, if you feel like this video is nonsens, please report the video to UA-cam for spreading false information instead of my comment as it now marked as spam.
When President Park Chung-hee seized power through a military coup in 1961, he initiated a “social purification drive” that included a “pros**tution prevention law.”
However, rather than eliminate pros**tution, Park instead created 104 special pros***ution districts, being desperate to retain the cash that American soldiers would otherwise spend in Japan. Referred to as “Yankee Princesses” or “Western Princesses,” women who worked in these districts were lectured to by Korean university professors, who lauded them for helping to accrue “precious foreign currency for the nation’s economic development” and for performing “patriotic” work.
SK records refer to the women as “fifth category supplies” - an addition to the four normal supply categories, reminiscent of the Japanese classification of women as “military supplies.” . . . The similarities in the pattern of operations include soldiers lining up in front of the tents, the women being classified according to the ranks of the men they served, and a hierarchical order of access to their se:xual services
SK have continued until today to procure pros**tutes under conditions of near-coercion for the use of their own troops and U.S. servicemen. In 2003, after informal and non-binding hearings instituted by the Philippine government, the Seoul District Court ruled that three night club owners near U.S. Camp Casey must compensate Filipina women who said they had been forced into pros**tution at the clubs
If Koreans thoght the Japanese comfort women system was so bad, why did the Korean Government set up a similar 'comfort women' system for UN soldiers after the Japanese left Korea?"
@@kaorin2356 ask the SK government🙂 I don't know.
@@kaorin2356 god, I see you in every single comment. I'll tell you, the point is not who is worse, SK or Japan when talking about "comfort women".
The thing is that Japan has never formally apologized for everything they've done in the past. Sure they "apologized" for some crimes, but not all of them.
They try to hide history and their past crimes.
@@alicepalisa
-At UN human rights conference
The representative from Taiwan started by saying, “Unlike the women from Korea, Taiwanese women are gentle and obedient, so the Japanese soldiers treated us kindly. That’s why we take a somewhat different stance from the Koreans who stridently demand reparations.”
BBC Published: 27 March 2020
1968 - the year that haunts hundreds of women
When Tran Thi Ngai was raped, she did not get justice, or even sympathy.
Instead she ended up in prison
The man had come in to buy soy sauce. Tran Thi Ngai was working as a midwife and nurse, but that morning she was looking after her parents’ shop in southern Vietnam while they were out.
He had grenades hanging from his armour, guns on his belt. It was the summer of 1967, and the Vietnam War - pitting South Vietnamese forces, the US and its allies, against the North Vietnamese Communists - was escalating.
As he approached the counter, he held out the money. As Tran reached to take it, he grabbed her arm, then her hair, and dragged her into the back room of the shop. There he raped her.
“It felt as if my life was over,” Tran says. All she could do was channel her energies into working harder than ever.
When she noticed her stomach swelling she assumed she was just putting on weight. Then one day she felt a kick and realised she was pregnant.
Her parents were horrified that she was expecting a baby out of wedlock - a major taboo. The country’s social mores were heavily influenced by Confucianism, and women were expected to remain virgins until they were married.
“My parents called me ‘chửa hoang' (pregnant out of wedlock) - they beat me up badly.
“I didn’t want to carry on living. I felt completely dead inside.”
She tried to kill herself several times but survived - “it felt as if the foetus was fighting for me”.
Her parents only stopped beating her once she gave birth - in February 1968. She was overwhelmed by how beautiful her baby girl was, but was soon overtaken by anxiety.
“I was worried about my child growing up, worried about money, worried about how I could get back to work to earn a living.”
She named the baby Oanh. But, hard as it is to comprehend, she wanted to recognise the baby’s father in some way. The middle name would be Kim. That was the soldier’s surname. Her rapist was neither Vietnamese nor American. He was South Korean.
Four years earlier his nation had joined the US in fighting the Communist Vietcong in South Vietnam.
Not long after giving birth, Tran woke one night to find that Kim had appeared again, looking for her.
“He didn’t say a word, stood there for one or two minutes, then left,” she says. -
We hosted over 40 Japanese exchange students years ago in our Australian home and I had a great time with all of them. They were all kind and respectful. It wasn't until we were hosting two 16 year old students for 3 months that I found out the truth about their education. One girl was Japanese and one was German. It didn't come up immediately but eventually conversation did come up about WW2 after we watched a movie that touched on it. The German girl was horrified about the Japanese girl's lack of knowledge of things that the rest of the world knew. The two girls, both the same age, were a massive contrast of knowledge and information. It was the first time I realised how Japan has white-washed their brutal past. They need to learn it to avoid it happening again.
I really agree with your opinion thank you for your comment.
StephBer1 Japan is not the country it was 75 years ago! It's a great country today
Karen Chastain yeah that’s true but they actually have a big problem there, their education is really short and controlled. They don’t know so much o geography, and general knowledge. I love japan but sometimes I think they’re trapped inside themselves u.u
Hi I’m 18 year-old Japanese high school student. Actually I didn’t know “the truth” in this video until I studied abroad because our teachers never say, and I know Japanese people (including students) are still believing these “Comfort Women” were prostitute for money. I tried to share the truth about it on Twitter or any other SNS, but all people told me “You’re terrorist, get out from Japan” It’s so scary. And I’m so sad. It’s our shame.
@@maryrosie6193 probably there will be closure and validation many years from now. I'm in America and I think that the best we can do is teach the children in our families to appreciate the truth and good character. ✌ thanks for sharing.
Her whole childhood and innocence was taken away from her at such a young age because this dumb world made stupid choices. All she wants from all that happened is an formal apology from the Japan Government and that the Japanese textbooks correct their history and write the truth about what really happened but they wont even do anything about this, even after so many people were forcefully taken away from their family, abused and traumatized. Madame Kim is someone who i'll always remember from now on thanks to you, Asian Boss.
Poor girl, poor women.
Shes been through so much, shes been having sex 7 years(she was a nurse for a year) every single day to the point she wanted to commit suicide. And then the japanese goverment just calls her a prostitute so its fine like what about the 8 years
To the far right Japanese friend who talked to me...
The my reply didn't went you because I hung the link. So I've arranged the conversations we had.
I am not good at English. I'm sorry about that point.
I don't want to fight with the far right Japanese.
The far right Japanese say "South Koreans, Chinese etc. are a liars", "Japan military sexual slavery is a prostitute". It hurts me. So I don't want to talk anymore.
Some Japanese friends admit this and feel sorry. It really matters to us. The horrors of the Japanese military in Korea, China, Indonesia, Taiwanese, Philippines and Vietnam etc. should be judged by the keywords below. I am not going to reply any more. If you want to see the remaining historical material, please search it. It's up to you to judge.
I know Japanese chief cabinet secretary Kono and some prime minister have apologized and tried to solve this problem. However, it is a matter of consistency and attitude. Japan's attitude changed whenever the Liberal Democratic Party politicians took power in Japan. Also, it still does not teach relevant history to Japanese children, and Japanese media ridicule Korea day after day. In addition, there is a separate "Korea hate section" in bookstores in Japan. Some Japanese saying "Japan military sexual slavery is the prostitute" in street parade.
Of course, there were bad humans in Korea, and there may be cases where girls were abused. You want to believe it was mainstream? why don't you blame the Japanese army for their terrible deeds? Even after watching these videos, you don't blame the Japanese army until the end.
And this issue should be approached as a matter of human rights ethics. I understand your love for your country because you are in Japan. However, they should admit and apologize so that such things will not happen again in the future. That's justice. The small material you bring is a small fragment of 35 years of sad history.
In fact, it's natural for them to be rewarded. Because Japanese soldiers can't make them 14-year-old girls again. But they prioritize consistent apologies from the Japanese government before compensation. So '2015, the Japanese military sexual slavery agreement' refused. Because what is more important than compensation is the consistent apology and attitude of the Japanese government. North Korea also has the Japanese military sexual slavery survivor. She says needs the Japanese government compensation, not the private fund. That means first a proper apology from the Japanese government is needed. I'm sorry that there are no English subtitles.
Of course the reason why they went there is also important.
Any Korean adoptive father or anybody Korean who did wrong should be blamed in history. All of them. But only, Japanese accusations do not include the atrocities of the Japanese army. That makes me angry. Should I find more Japanese atrocities and show them? And do you affirm that there was no "human trafficking" or "false recruitment" of the Japanese army?
- The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls.
Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN
Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법
Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다
I also want to apologize to my Vietnamese friends as a Korean. For the first time in school, I heard In detail about the Korean army in the Vietnam War from my teacher. Since then, I have learned the horrors of the Vietnam War more deeply through many Korean media. Moon Jae-in, Roh Moo-hyun and Kim Dae-jung conveyed the mind of apology to Vietnam. but this is not enough. Victims should be prioritized. The Vietnam War is a battle in which Koreans participated in the war between the United States and Vietnam. Most Koreans acknowledge and apologize for the atrocities the Korean military committed in the Vietnam War. There are far-right groups in any country. They speak of the honor of the Korean military first about the Vietnam War. Of course, we cannot hate the Korean troops who participated in the war from the perspective of Koreans. But if they are bad for women and children's civilians, it should of course apologize and compensate. It's a separate matter. There are also people in Korea who naturally have opposing opinions. But the mainstream thinking that society is pursuing exists. I think most Korean thinking should apologize for the atrocities of the Vietnam War, and that is the universal values and lessons that mankind has to pursue through war..
I was reading some of the comments and couldn’t believe it. I Used to have high respect for Japanese but reading the comments made me loose it all.
How could you think a woman at this age could lie?! Also drag something like this for so long and asking for apology only and say that she can forgive the sinner. Can you imagine what she went through?!
I feel so sorry for her and people who are so proud that can’t accept their disgraceful history. Well done to this 17 year old school girl who apologised.
Painful story and disgusting and selfish man.
Believe me, as someone who lives in Japan myself, a lot of people from the older generations are disrespectful, prideful jerks who never apologise and believe they can do no wrong!
@@manaharukaze1666 When it comes to things that Japanese historians don't like to talk about ... *cough* unit 731 *cough* ...
@@manaharukaze1666 you are always trying to prove something through your academic blah blah, through your alleged scholarly blah blah... Don't you see that it's not as complicated as you think when we let our feelings feel and let our hearts open? You are an example of a cerebral heartless Japanese who, instead of contributing to healing and better future for all involved in this historical wound, is disgusting a lot of people here. You don't come across as intelligent at all despite your well curated data. In fact, you come off as defensive, hiding behind purported facts to prove 'no guilt.' ... Jeez, stop it, people feel your vibes, not what you say. People are not that stupid, you know?
@@iitoiito you're just another right-winger. Get lost!
@@manaharukaze1666 so you'll believe the words of historians, but not believe the words of hundreds of thousands of women and their families who've experienced this? Selective hearing is a disease.
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It is important to note that war crimes in Vietnam and the comfort women issue are not analogous. However, the comparison highlights the South Korean government’s inconsistent approach to fact-finding initiatives, a crucial element of the “victim-centred approach”.
The South Korean government justifies its hypocritical position in the Vietnam-American War by pointing to the silence of the Vietnamese government. The Vietnamese government has indeed refrained from making any statements on the issue, but this justification is inconsistent with the notion of the “victim-centred approach”. This approach prioritises victims’ ownership of post-conflict reconciliation over “official” state responses. Additionally, there is a clear asymmetry in economic power between a developing Vietnam and a wealthy South Korea. Vietnam’s silence as an emerging economy, dependent on aid and foreign investment for continued growth, is reminiscent of South Korea’s own silence on Japanese colonial war crimes, which was met with fierce public opposition.
To fully engage in this process of transitional justice, the government should consider two initiatives as starting points for transitional justice.
It's terrifying how women in almost every culture and country have had something like this happen to them.
I mean same with the men. War doesn’t exactly care about your gender
@@monkeyming5545
Exploitation comes to every one at the war
Monkey Ming we really can’t say anything without somebody saying “mEn tOo” like yes, we know 😐
Noodle Kujo when a woman is talking about their issues as a woman, you don’t need to interrupt and say “M-MEN TOO👿👿👿😡😡😡” yes, men have some issues but that doesn’t mean you get to invalidate women’s issues. this video isn’t talking about “comfort men” it’s talking about comfort women, so if you want to talk about men’s issues then go to a video about that.
@@Jailson_rah um,ofc we know,tvs and internet exist😐
"I didn't want to screw up another man's life " 😭
Neelam Dipben Rai Yea that line got me hard.
But she deserves happiness too which she could have got through marriage and healing by having good relationships in her life
This stuck out to me too, She is the one who was abused,the trauma she has endured,i cant even imagine. some how she feels responsible for screwing them up? No words to describe how terrible and sad this is.
Right that part broke me
@dom toredo according to wiki she did but she could never bring herself to tell her husband what happened to her.
I remember my grandmother told me that her older sister was around 13 years old when Japan came to Indonesia. My great grandma cut her hair, dressed her like a boy and put some dirt on her face and body so that she would not get raped by the soldiers.
Lucibelle Lucia I’m so sorry :(
A VERY SMART GRANNY --- ALTHOUGH IT WAS NOT A GUARANTEE
@@barrymcdougal4816 was gonna say, theres all kinds of freaks
@Kao rin I'm just gonna say it, this is not korea we talk about, it's Indonesia, so it's not the same
😰😰😰
How could some people deny their history and insist that she is lying?
Their attitudes towards comfort women are so disappointing.
If you wonder why Koreans, Chinese, Indonesians, Malaysians, Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Filipino etc. are still angry?
Pleases search the K.E.Y. W.O.R.D below on UA-cam.
It's up to you to judge.
I don't speak English well. So I translate a few things and leave the same message here and there. So I feel sorry for giving inconvenience to others. But I feel that this is the only little thing I can do now. I don't risk my life for independence like my ancestors, but just a small reminder. However, I just hope that at least one person does not turn a blind eye to the truth by searching the keywords below. Using history as a mirror, we should develop. I just hope it is just and moderate.
★The present position of the Japanese government
Search key word : Prime Minister Abe Shinzo’s Lies
★ A far-right Japanese that does not apologize and loathe to Koreans.
Search key word : Japan's anti-Korean hate speech: British journalist's view
★ Japanese Military Sexual Slavery
Search key word1 : Life As A “Comfort Woman”: Story of Kim Bok-Dong | STAY CURIOUS #9
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★ North Korean woman : Japan military sexual slavery
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Search key word4 : Korean Comfort Women Video / KBS뉴스(News)
★Taiwanese woman : Japan military sexual slavery
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Search key word1 : 二战台湾慰安妇 WW II Taiwanese Comfort Women
★ German woman : Japanese military sexual slavery
Search key word : [이 시각 세계] "일본군, 동맹국 독일 여성들도 성노예로" (2020.11.13/뉴스투데이/MBC)
★ Dutch Australians woman : Japanese military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : "Comfort Woman" survivor, Jan Ruff O'Herne on Talking Heads in 2009
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★ Philippines woman : Japanese military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : Philippines' WWII sex slaves demand justice from Japan
Search key word2 : Ethelin Teo dressed as a boy for years to avoid becoming a "comfort woman" | THE LAST SURVIVORS
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Search key word4 : FILIPINO COMFORT WOMEN || WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM DURING WORLD WAR 2
★ Malaysia Survivors Interview
Search key word1 : Ethelin Teo dressed as a boy for years to avoid becoming a "comfort woman" | THE LAST SURVIVORS
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★ The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery (Full Length)
Search key word : The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery (Full Length)
★ The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls.
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Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다
★ Unit 731
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Search key word4 : Why Japan's UNIT 731 Made the SS Look NICE
Search key word5 : ZDF documentary on Unit 731
Search key word6 : NIT 731 - Harbin museum
★ Hashima Island
Search key word1 : The dark history of conscription and forced labor behind Japan's Hashima Island
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Search key word3 : 【TVPP】HaHa - Finding hajima Island victims cemetery
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Search key word5 : [Infinite Challenge] 무한도전 - Haha, A heartbreaking story of the 'Hashima Island' 20150912
★ The Kanto Massacre
Search key word1 : 너무나도 끔찍한 일제의 관동대지진 조선인 학살 사건
Search key word2 : Japan's State Crime - Kanto Massacre of Koreans by Japanese Imperialists
Search key word3 : [4 Angles] The Great Kanto Earthquake and Massacre of Ethnic Koreans in Japan
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Search key word5 : Arirang Special - M60Ep224C02 Massacre conducted by the Japanese Governmen
Search key word6 : Arirang Special - M60Ep224C01 The Kanto Earthquake of 1923
★ The Nanjing Massacre
Search key word1 : The Nanking Massacre | Documentary
Search key word2 : THE NANJING MASSACRE - DOCUMENTARY OF THE RAPE OF NANKING
Search key word3 : Extremely rare evidence of Nanjing Massacre filmed by US pastor in 1937
Search key word4 : Rape in Nanking Words from WWII Japanese Soldiers
★ Japan's atrocities on the American island of Tinian
Search key word1 : WWII in Color-Battle of Tinian
Search key word2 : WW II : RARE COLOR FILM : SAIPAN AND MARIANAS
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I was going to say something. But I realized that every person is a women xD *in the comment section* and say “men are too” but oh well, not every one will think or agree the same and we have to accept that.
臭いものに蓋をする
if something smells, put a lid on it
- japanese saying 👺👺
Brainwashed Japs that's why
As a German, I can say that we get taught about our war crimes intensively, more than a year is dedicated to that topic, I think other countries should teach about their crimes as well
Amen. I had 5 years in total were we only talked about WWII and what germany did during that time in history class.
Yeah but Japan is distorting the truth. And thats why many young japanese dont know how cruel their people were in the past and have know idea about their history
@Diana Compared to that I wonder how much you are getting taught what your fellow Germans, who lived there for hundreds of years had to suffer in Eastern Europe when the Soviets came and placed their collabortors in power.
@@mogyesz9 We don't, we really don't get taught anuthing about that,, I had to learn about that by reading a novel
Yeah like when spain made native american people work in tough condicions. My history class talked about
I am Japanese and this is a first comment. Thanks for sharing a invaluable story.
I've learned Japanese history for 7 years as a required subject including the period of WWⅡ. In the class, I heard a lot about Japanese damage from the war, but hardly heard about foreign countries.
I was shocked at her story and thought she told the truth. Some of Japanese claim there wasn't such a fact and most Japanese people are indifferent about this problem. Even though I also used to think so, I got this video to be more interested in this problem. We should know and must resolve this problem. I think it is Japanese duty.
I hope a true amicable settlement and to form friendship with all Asian countries.
we don't hate japanese, just the government that trying to cover up the fact.. the only way to resolve this problem, is to admit it and apologize to those that suffered.
help0105 you are a nice Japanese. I hope all Japanese think like you...
I might be missing something here. Japan has made many official apologies to Korea over the issue of comfort women since its surrender, and has provided money to the Korean government (but maybe not directly to the victims?) in the past. Is there something I am missing about why this issue is not at rest yet? While I agree that this was a horrendous practice, I don't know why Japan needs to be shamed over and over for it today.
I despise the double standard over this. Why is the USA not being asked to apologize for the atomic bombs, Agent Orange or the abominable mess they've been creating in the middle east and Africa since the 60's. I can bet that if Japan had won the war and was a superpower in the place of USA today, we wouldn't even be having this discussion.
elborrador333 The intricacies of the issue lie not in the fact that they have somewhat apologized for it, but more for in the way that it was done. More importantly, it seems like the common theme with the surviving comfort women is that they want the official record in Japan cleared up and taught.
Think about it, with an entire generation or two not learning this ever happened and these elderly women passing away and monuments being removed.. it will be as if it never happened.
@@elborrador333 The USA apologized a few years ago, when Obama was president. I think what Koreans want is that the Japanese government properly acknowledges this to THE WORLD and THEIR PEOPLE. They want the Japanese education system to include this as something that happened and teach the generations to come what a horrible act it was, honor and acknowledge the victims and to NEVER REPEAT IT. To never repeat history, we must learn it........
Last year there was a documentary about comfort women in China, it's called "twenty two". When they started to make the film, there were 22 of them alive. But by the time it was finished, there were only 9 left.
It was really hard to watch the whole thing, I teared many times in the cinema. When they were trying to recall what happened there, their faces began to shake and their voice began to tremble. So the director did not have the heart to ask more details and choose to focus the documentary on their daily life.
They were never given a proper apology, but they do not hate today's Japanese people because of it. One of them was taken care of by a Japanese girl who came here to volunteer and they were like mom and daughter. After all those sufferings, all they wish for now is that China and Japan can get along and that such tragedy will never happen again in the future. Most of them do not demand apologies any more, they just want to move on and live a normal life.
For those who passed, may them rest in peace; for those who still lived, may them live comfortably and undisturbed.
It's not about apology only. The main problem is that these things are not taught in the school and they want to bury it in the history. They should learn from Germany!
In 2017, a documentary named 《二十二》(Twenty-two) attracted millions of people in China and brought this topic back to people's attention. The documentary talked about the 22 comfort women left in China and their life, however January this year, the number was down to 14 only. Before it turns to "0", we should do something.
Yuting Hu I was looking for the comment
Thanks for brought that up
She wants an official formal apology, not one tossed between speeches. An apology addressing the comfort women themselves, with an actual legislation.
Exactly. They have done sort of “apologies”, but those were mostly “We’re sorry you feel that way.” And not taking any of the responsibility.
The Walnut i was thinking somewhere along the lines of going to Korea and holding an official apology session with the comfort women. And a law which makes children learn who comfort women are, like Germany who makes the children learn about the holocaust.
The Walnut an interview with the women showed that they were clearly involved and interested. I think it would be an emotional reassurance for them if they could get a face-to-face apology. Of course, this probably won’t happen. Japan won’t reach Germany’s level of education since this part of history isn’t covered by other countries.
The Walnut Please read my previous comment again.
The Walnut If you read my previous comment, it says “it won’t happen”. Considering, not only financial costs of sending a representative to their homes, but the time it would take, I highly doubt the Japanese government would care. It won’t happen. It’s sad, but that’s reality.
My great grandmother was a comfort woman in the Philippines during Japanese occupation during WWII. My heart broke for her and breaks for these women still 💔
To know who comfort women really were, search "US report 49 comfort women" written by the US in 1944 during WW2. It is around 7 pages and totally readable.
And this story does not add up either. Ms. Kim Bok-Dong was born in 1926 (please google), taken at 14 yrs and 8 years being detained which means she had been detained until 1948. But WW2 ended 1945. (Japanese army in Singapore surrendered Sept 12, 1945, whereas Japanese Gov Surrender Aug 15, 1945.) This story is a propaganda. She even said in 2013 she was victimized by Japanese army in Korean War (1950-53). Japan even didn't have army anymore at that time.
But she didn't lie alone. She was with The Korean Council for Justice and Remembrance that supports Korean comfort women, but it collects donations from ROK people and passes them to Pro N-Korea activities. The chair woman Yoon Mee-Hyang was sued. Her husband Kim Sam-suk, his sister Kim Eun Ju and her husband were arrested for sp*ying for N-Korea. Lee Yong-Soo is most iconic comfort woman with KCJR, who is known for her changing testimonies. Others change their testimonies, too. These lies have been spread to split South Korea and Japan. Communists and socialists are taking advantage of this.
@Pale Peak I don’t believe that for a minute.
That lady wasn’t laying
why should women of every century suffer then you think why but we as women of this generation should be proud of our women of history how strong they are ❤🌹
If you wonder why Koreans, Chinese, Indonesians, Malaysians, Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Filipino etc. are still angry?
Pleases search the K.E.Y. W.O.R.D below on UA-cam.
It's up to you to judge.
I don't speak English well. So I translate a few things and leave the same message here and there. So I feel sorry for giving inconvenience to others. But I feel that this is the only little thing I can do now. I don't risk my life for independence like my ancestors, but just a small reminder. However, I just hope that at least one person does not turn a blind eye to the truth by searching the keywords below. Using history as a mirror, we should develop. I just hope it is just and moderate.
★The present position of the Japanese government
Search key word : Prime Minister Abe Shinzo’s Lies
★ A far-right Japanese that does not apologize and loathe to Koreans.
Search key word : Japan's anti-Korean hate speech: British journalist's view
★ Japanese Military Sexual Slavery
Search key word1 : Life As A “Comfort Woman”: Story of Kim Bok-Dong | STAY CURIOUS #9
Search key word2 : Japanese Military Sexual Slavery
Search key word3 : 10 Worst Japanese War Crimes
Search key word4 : Japanese soldiers killed comfort woman and ate her flesh
Search key word5 : Japanese Military Sexual Violence Victims 일본군 성폭력 피해자
Search key word6 : Rape Sex Slaves & Comfort Women: Japanese Atrocities in Asia
Search key word7 : Japanese Military Sex Slaves
Search key word8 : Comfort Womens FOR jAPAN aRMY @@@@@
Search key word9 : Short Animation For Her - English ( Subtitles rework )
Search key word10 : China's last "comfort woman" suing Japan dies
★ North Korean woman : Japan military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : [컬러복원버전] 만삭의 위안부
Search key word2 : 뉴스타파, '만삭의 위안부' 박영심 할머니 원본 영상과 인터뷰 공개
Search key word3 : 뉴스타파 목격자들 47회 “슬픈 귀향 1부 ‘북녘 할머니의 증언’”
Search key word4 : Korean Comfort Women Video / KBS뉴스(News)
★Taiwanese woman : Japan military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : JAPAN: TAIWANESE COMFORT WOMEN SUE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT
Search key word1 : 二战台湾慰安妇 WW II Taiwanese Comfort Women
★ German woman : Japanese military sexual slavery
Search key word : [이 시각 세계] "일본군, 동맹국 독일 여성들도 성노예로" (2020.11.13/뉴스투데이/MBC)
★ Dutch Australians woman : Japanese military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : "Comfort Woman" survivor, Jan Ruff O'Herne on Talking Heads in 2009
Search key word2 : Japan's wartime atrocities: Japanese Army's Sex Slaves
★ Philippines woman : Japanese military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : Philippines' WWII sex slaves demand justice from Japan
Search key word2 : Ethelin Teo dressed as a boy for years to avoid becoming a "comfort woman" | THE LAST SURVIVORS
Search key word3 : Meet Estelita Dy: A Filipino Comfort Woman Survivor | STAY CURIOUS #13
Search key word4 : FILIPINO COMFORT WOMEN || WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM DURING WORLD WAR 2
★ Malaysia Survivors Interview
Search key word1 : Ethelin Teo dressed as a boy for years to avoid becoming a "comfort woman" | THE LAST SURVIVORS
Search key word2 : The Japanese Occupation of Kuala Lumpur, through the eyes of a survivor | THE LAST SURVIVORS
Search key word3 : Pak Omar witnessed Japan's first major attack of WWII | THE LAST SURVIVORS
Search key word4 : Yap Chwee Lan saved countless lives in her attic during WWII | THE LAST SURVIVORS
Search key word5 : James Jeremiah survived Japan's WWII bombing of Penang | THE LAST SURVIVORS
★ The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery (Full Length)
Search key word : The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery (Full Length)
★ The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls.
Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN
Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법
Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다
★ Unit 731
Search key word1 : Japanese World War II veterans recall horrors of Unit 731
Search key word2 : The Horrors of Unit 731
Search key word3 : UNIT 731 & The Devil's Doctors - Beyond The Dark #2
Search key word4 : Why Japan's UNIT 731 Made the SS Look NICE
Search key word5 : ZDF documentary on Unit 731
Search key word6 : NIT 731 - Harbin museum
★ Hashima Island
Search key word1 : The dark history of conscription and forced labor behind Japan's Hashima Island
Search key word2 : 4 Angles－The Truth of Hashima Island
Search key word3 : 【TVPP】HaHa - Finding hajima Island victims cemetery
Search key word4 : [무한 도전] 무한 도전-하하, '하시 마섬'방문 조부모 생존자 이야기 20150912
Search key word5 : [Infinite Challenge] 무한도전 - Haha, A heartbreaking story of the 'Hashima Island' 20150912
★ The Kanto Massacre
Search key word1 : 너무나도 끔찍한 일제의 관동대지진 조선인 학살 사건
Search key word2 : Japan's State Crime - Kanto Massacre of Koreans by Japanese Imperialists
Search key word3 : [4 Angles] The Great Kanto Earthquake and Massacre of Ethnic Koreans in Japan
Search key word4 : 4 Angles－The Great Kanto Earthquake and Massacre of Ethnic Koreans in Japan 관동
Search key word5 : Arirang Special - M60Ep224C02 Massacre conducted by the Japanese Governmen
Search key word6 : Arirang Special - M60Ep224C01 The Kanto Earthquake of 1923
★ The Nanjing Massacre
Search key word1 : The Nanking Massacre | Documentary
Search key word2 : THE NANJING MASSACRE - DOCUMENTARY OF THE RAPE OF NANKING
Search key word3 : Extremely rare evidence of Nanjing Massacre filmed by US pastor in 1937
Search key word4 : Rape in Nanking Words from WWII Japanese Soldiers
★ Japan's atrocities on the American island of Tinian
Search key word1 : WWII in Color-Battle of Tinian
Search key word2 : WW II : RARE COLOR FILM : SAIPAN AND MARIANAS
To the far right Japanese friend who talked to me...
The my reply didn't went you because I hung the link. So I've arranged the conversations we had.
I am not good at English. I'm sorry about that point.
I don't want to fight with the far right Japanese.
The far right Japanese say "South Koreans, Chinese etc. are a liars", "Japan military sexual slavery is a prostitute". It hurts me. So I don't want to talk anymore.
Some Japanese friends admit this and feel sorry. It really matters to us. The horrors of the Japanese military in Korea, China, Indonesia, Taiwanese, Philippines and Vietnam etc. should be judged by the keywords below. I am not going to reply any more. If you want to see the remaining historical material, please search it. It's up to you to judge.
I know Japanese chief cabinet secretary Kono and some prime minister have apologized and tried to solve this problem. However, it is a matter of consistency and attitude. Japan's attitude changed whenever the Liberal Democratic Party politicians took power in Japan. Also, it still does not teach relevant history to Japanese children, and Japanese media ridicule Korea day after day. In addition, there is a separate "Korea hate section" in bookstores in Japan. Some Japanese saying "Japan military sexual slavery is the prostitute" in street parade.
Of course, there were bad humans in Korea, and there may be cases where girls were abused. You want to believe it was mainstream? why don't you blame the Japanese army for their terrible deeds? Even after watching these videos, you don't blame the Japanese army until the end.
And this issue should be approached as a matter of human rights ethics. I understand your love for your country because you are in Japan. However, they should admit and apologize so that such things will not happen again in the future. That's justice. The small material you bring is a small fragment of 35 years of sad history.
In fact, it's natural for them to be rewarded. Because Japanese soldiers can't make them 14-year-old girls again. But they prioritize consistent apologies from the Japanese government before compensation. So '2015, the Japanese military sexual slavery agreement' refused. Because what is more important than compensation is the consistent apology and attitude of the Japanese government. North Korea also has the Japanese military sexual slavery survivor. She says needs the Japanese government compensation, not the private fund. That means first a proper apology from the Japanese government is needed. I'm sorry that there are no English subtitles.
Of course the reason why they went there is also important.
Any Korean adoptive father or anybody Korean who did wrong should be blamed in history. All of them. But only, Japanese accusations do not include the atrocities of the Japanese army. That makes me angry. Should I find more Japanese atrocities and show them? And do you affirm that there was no "human trafficking" or "false recruitment" of the Japanese army?
- The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls.
Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN
Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법
Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다
I also want to apologize to my Vietnamese friends as a Korean. For the first time in school, I heard In detail about the Korean army in the Vietnam War from my teacher. Since then, I have learned the horrors of the Vietnam War more deeply through many Korean media. Moon Jae-in, Roh Moo-hyun and Kim Dae-jung conveyed the mind of apology to Vietnam. but this is not enough. Victims should be prioritized. The Vietnam War is a battle in which Koreans participated in the war between the United States and Vietnam. Most Koreans acknowledge and apologize for the atrocities the Korean military committed in the Vietnam War. There are far-right groups in any country. They speak of the honor of the Korean military first about the Vietnam War. Of course, we cannot hate the Korean troops who participated in the war from the perspective of Koreans. But if they are bad for women and children's civilians, it should of course apologize and compensate. It's a separate matter. There are also people in Korea who naturally have opposing opinions. But the mainstream thinking that society is pursuing exists. I think most Korean thinking should apologize for the atrocities of the Vietnam War, and that is the universal values and lessons that mankind has to pursue through war..
So many women are abused in the world it’s heartbreaking
Men will never be able to relate
I don't think you even realize how many more men die from violence you dumb cow.
@@slylover123 hmmm, I weird boast but ok
@@rfiqysri6737 both had it bad, there's no comparing it
yeah it sucks. both sides had it terrible. the men didnt want to go to war but they did and so many of them brutally got shot and died.
And men still get annoyed when we say justice for women
@yoshi muras every other man can have discriminated us for saying woman rights. Saying that we have the same rights as them. We cant just point out "korean men" because this didnt only happen in japan or korea..WW2 happened around the globe
Exactly
@yoshi muras i also already said that but ok
Noodle Kujo they want the justice but when it comes to duty they juat run away talk about women right
@@dieversitea No we just want justice for all
A case of a KOREAN camp follower " Mun Oku-chu" in the WW2.
A former Korean camp follower woman in the WW2 Mun Oku-chu said in her memoir: "I was recruited by a Korean camp follower's owner. I saved a considerable amount of money from tips, so I opened a saving account. I could not believe that I could have so much money in my saving account. One of my friends collected many jewels, so I went and bought a diamond. I often went to see Japanese movies and Kabuki plays in which players came from the mainland Japan. I became a popular woman in Rangoon. There were a lot more officers in Rangoon than near the frontlines, so I was invited to many parties. I sang songs at parties and received lots of tips. I put on a pair of high heels, a green coat and carried an alligator leather handbag. I swaggered about in a fashionable dress. No one in town could guess that I was a camp follower woman. I felt very happy and proud. I received permission to return home, but I didn't want to go back to Korea.
I wanted to stay in Rangoon." According to Professor Ahn Byong Jik of Seoul University, Mun Oku-chu continued to work as a prostitute in Korea after the war. Yet she testified before UN Special Rapporteur Radhika Coomaraswamy that she was abducted by the Japanese military.
As an subscriber of Japanese descent, this video broke my heart. The past actions of our war criminals cannot be undone but denying an apology and peace from women like Madame Kim is a cruelty of this generation's government. I hope this goes viral among the Japanese youth and some meaningful change could happen. We must not forget these women.
it's a taboo thing for Japan. Remember that there was a brave mangaka who brought the nanking massacre into his manga, and it was kind of a madness on that time. I forgot what manga it is
+Renaldi Saputra ohh, i remember that, sadly the origins of the manga is now quite hard to find
They are liar.
Don't be fooled.
Please help make change in the japanese society. there are many japanese activists for these war crime victims but they still have not much voice in Japan...
War criminals? weren't they your soldiers? disgusting.
Omg the story break my heart😭 how can they do that to 14 years old girls?😭😭😭
@The Pinnacle Of Truth ???
@The Pinnacle Of Truth are you some kind of japanese nationalist or something?
@The Pinnacle Of Truth piss off
@The Pinnacle Of Truth you are disgusting
If you wonder why Koreans, Chinese, Indonesians, Malaysians, Vietnamese, Filipinos, etc. are still angry??.
Pleases search the K.E.Y. W.O.R.D below on UA-cam.
I don't want to fight with the far right Japanese.
The far right Japanese say "South Koreans, Chinese etc. are a liars", "Japan military sexual slavery is a prostitute". It hurts me. So I don't want to talk anymore.
Some Japanese friends admit this and feel sorry. It really matters to us. I feel warm to Japanese friends who apologize in the tender-hearted comments in this video. The horrors of the Japanese military in Korea, China, Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam etc. should be judged by the keywords below. I am not going to reply any more. If you want to see the remaining historical material, please search it. It's up to you to judge.
Most of the Japanese I know are kind and warm.
Merely, They don't know much about history involved because sadly don't much learn it at school. So most Koreans don't hate the Japanese. I just hate the Japanese government for trying to reduce and cover up without admitting it.
I'm going to turn off the alarm. ㅜㅜ Bye...
- The present position of the Japanese government
Search key word : Prime Minister Abe Shinzo’s Lies
- A far-right Japanese that does not apologize and loathe to Koreans.
Search key word : Japan's anti-Korean hate speech: British journalist's view
- Japanese Military Sexual Slavery
Search key word1 : Japanese Military Sexual Slavery
Search key word2 : 10 Worst Japanese War Crimes
Search key word3 : Japanese soldiers killed comfort woman and ate her flesh
Search key word4 : Japanese Military Sexual Violence Victims 일본군 성폭력 피해자
Search key word5 : Rape Sex Slaves & Comfort Women: Japanese Atrocities in Asia
Search key word6 : Japanese Military Sex Slaves
Search key word7 : Comfort Womens FOR jAPAN aRMY @@@@@
Search key word8 :Short Animation For Her - English ( Subtitles rework )
- North Korean woman : Japan military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : [컬러복원버전] 만삭의 위안부
Search key word2 : 뉴스타파, '만삭의 위안부' 박영심 할머니 원본 영상과 인터뷰 공개
Search key word3 : 뉴스타파 목격자들 47회 “슬픈 귀향 1부 ‘북녘 할머니의 증언’”
Search key word4 : Korean Comfort Women Video / KBS뉴스(News)
- German woman : Japanese military sexual slavery
Search key word : [이 시각 세계] "일본군, 동맹국 독일 여성들도 성노예로" (2020.11.13/뉴스투데이/MBC)
- Dutch Australians woman : Japanese military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : "Comfort Woman" survivor, Jan Ruff O'Herne on Talking Heads in 2009
Search key word2 : Japan's wartime atrocities: Japanese Army's Sex Slaves
- Philippines woman : Japanese military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : Philippines' WWII sex slaves demand justice from Japan
Search key word2 : Ethelin Teo dressed as a boy for years to avoid becoming a "comfort woman" | THE LAST SURVIVORS
- The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery (Full Length)
Search key word : The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery (Full Length)
- The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls.
Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN
Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법
Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다
- Unit 731
Search key word1 : Japanese World War II veterans recall horrors of Unit 731
Search key word2 : The Horrors of Unit 731
Search key word3 : UNIT 731 & The Devil's Doctors - Beyond The Dark #2
Search key word4 : Why Japan's UNIT 731 Made the SS Look NICE
Search key word5 : ZDF documentary on Unit 731
Search key word6 : NIT 731 - Harbin museum
- The Nanjing Massacre
Search key word1 : The Nanking Massacre | Documentary
Search key word2 : THE NANJING MASSACRE - DOCUMENTARY OF THE RAPE OF NANKING
Search key word3 : Extremely rare evidence of Nanjing Massacre filmed by US pastor in 1937
Search key word4 : Rape in Nanking Words from WWII Japanese Soldiers
- Japan's atrocities on the American island of Tinian
Search key word1 : WWII in Color-Battle of Tinian
Search key word2 : WW II : RARE COLOR FILM : SAIPAN AND MARIANAS
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To the far right Japanese friend who talked to me...
The my reply didn't went you because I hung the link. So I've arranged the conversations we had.
I am not good at English. I'm sorry about that point.
I know Japanese chief cabinet secretary Kono and some prime minister have apologized and tried to solve this problem. However, it is a matter of consistency and attitude. Japan's attitude changed whenever the Liberal Democratic Party politicians took power in Japan. Also, it still does not teach relevant history to Japanese children, and Japanese media ridicule Korea day after day. In addition, there is a separate "Korea hate section" in bookstores in Japan. Some Japanese saying "Japan military sexual slavery is the prostitute" in street parade.
Of course, there were bad humans in Korea, and there may be cases where girls were abused. You want to believe it was mainstream? why don't you blame the Japanese army for their terrible deeds? Even after watching these videos, you don't blame the Japanese army until the end.
And this issue should be approached as a matter of human rights ethics. I understand your love for your country because you are in Japan. However, they should admit and apologize so that such things will not happen again in the future. That's justice. The small material you bring is a small fragment of 35 years of sad history.
In fact, it's natural for them to be rewarded. Because Japanese soldiers can't make them 14-year-old girls again. But they prioritize consistent apologies from the Japanese government before compensation. So '2015, the Japanese military sexual slavery agreement' refused. Because what is more important than compensation is the consistent apology and attitude of the Japanese government. North Korea also has the Japanese military sexual slavery survivor. She says needs the Japanese government compensation, not the private fund. That means first a proper apology from the Japanese government is needed. I'm sorry that there are no English subtitles.
Of course the reason why they went there is also important.
Any Korean adoptive father or anybody Korean who did wrong should be blamed in history. All of them. But only, Japanese accusations do not include the atrocities of the Japanese army. That makes me angry. Should I find more Japanese atrocities and show them? And do you affirm that there was no "human trafficking" or "false recruitment" of the Japanese army?
- The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls.
Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN
Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법
Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다
I also want to apologize to my Vietnamese friends as a Korean. For the first time in school, I heard In detail about the Korean army in the Vietnam War from my teacher. Since then, I have learned the horrors of the Vietnam War more deeply through many Korean media. Moon Jae-in, Roh Moo-hyun and Kim Dae-jung conveyed the mind of apology to Vietnam. but this is not enough. Victims should be prioritized. The Vietnam War is a battle in which Koreans participated in the war between the United States and Vietnam. Most Koreans acknowledge and apologize for the atrocities the Korean military committed in the Vietnam War. There are far-right groups in any country. They speak of the honor of the Korean military first about the Vietnam War. Of course, we cannot hate the Korean troops who participated in the war from the perspective of Koreans. But if they are bad for women and children's civilians, it should of course apologize and compensate. It's a separate matter. There are also people in Korea who naturally have opposing opinions. But the mainstream thinking that society is pursuing exists. I think most Korean thinking should apologize for the atrocities of the Vietnam War, and that is the universal values and lessons that mankind has to pursue through war
My grandma’s sisters used to put a chicken poop on their faces so the Japanese soldiers not attracted to them. Story from Indonesia
SH Aulia my grandma used to hide in barrels whenever the Japanese soldiers came, they were scared for their lives, story from Indonesia too
Do you know what an outhouse is? my grandmother hid inside when the Germans came to our village. Story from Poland
My grandpa hid above a rambutan tree while eating the fruit if theres any
similar stories but what I've heard from older generations in Malaysia is that they would hide in sugarcane fields to hide from Japanese soldiers, and used guerilla tactics to resist the Japanese force
@@gp9888 I am german and i feel so horrible for what my ancestors did
FKL-dv5sp = F KL
The case of a KOREAN camp follower " Kim Gun-ja" in the WW2 or the Korean War
In 1993 a former Korean camp follower in the WW2 or in the Korean War " Kim Gun-ja " told Professor Ahn Byong Jik of Seoul University, "I was sold by my foster father." Yet she testified before UN Special Rapporteur Radhika Coomaraswamy that she was abducted by the Japanese military. Kim Gun-ja also testified before United States House Committee on Foreign Affairs in 2007 and said she was abducted by the Japanese military.
Jfc the fact that she remembers all that at the age of 92 makes it proof that it's nearly impossible such traumatic events. It gave me chills the whole time she was telling the story.
@@claudel1027 [Diary written by Korean worker at comfort stations in Burma, Singapore found]
The diary written by a Korean man working at wartime brothels in Burma, which has been found in South Korea.
SEOUL -- A diary written by a Korean man working at wartime brothels in Burma (current Myanmar) and Singapore during World War II has recently been found, a discovery that could shed light on the truth behind the role of the Imperial Japanese Army in controversial comfort stations for Japanese soldiers.
The Korean man took part in the "4th comfort corps" that left Busan Port on the Korean Peninsula in 1942. He returned home in late 1944. His diary is the first of its kind found in Japan, South Korea and elsewhere. On the issue of so-called "comfort women" for the Imperial Japanese Army during the war, many of the testimonies were made several decades after the end of the war. The diary written by the Korean man -- a third person who had actually witnessed wartime brothels -- is important material to pave the way for cool-headed discussions on the thorny issue.
The diary was discovered by Ahn Byong Jik, professor emeritus at Seoul University, who specializes in modern Korean economic history and is knowledgeable about the comfort women issue. A museum in the suburbs of Seoul found a diary and other materials at a second-hand bookshop about 10 years ago. Ahn found the diary while combing through the materials.
The diary was written by the man from Kyongsang-namdo on the western part of the Korean Peninsula while working at the wartime brothels from 1943 to 1944. It was written in Chinese characters, katakana and Korean alphabets.
The man was born in 1905 and died in 1979. His diary written from 1922 to 1957 can be seen today.
In the diary, the man wrote on July 10, 1943, "At this time last year, I boarded a ship at Busan Wharf and took a first step on the southbound trip." On April 6, 1944, he wrote, "When a comfort squad left Busan two years ago, Mr. Tsumura who came as the head of the fourth comfort corps was working (in a market)."
A research report compiled in November 1945 by U.S. soldiers who questioned managers of comfort stations caught in Burma says that 703 comfort women and about 90 business operators left Busan Port on July 10, 1942. The accuracy of his diary is backed up by the fact that the date of their departure is the same.
Ahn says, "It is certain that the records compiled by the U.S. military refer to the fourth comfort corps." As opposed to the view generally held in South Korea that comfort women were forcibly conscripted by Japanese military and police, Ahn says, "Comfort women were recruited by business operators in Korea, and there was no need for the military to abduct them."
In the diary, the man touched on relationships between comfort stations, comfort women and the military. He wrote on July 19, 1943, "Two comfort stations that belong to a flying corps were handed over to the logistics command." On July 29, 1943, he wrote, "I've heard that Haruyo and Hiroko who had left (a comfort station) to have conjugal relations (with their husbands) returned to Kinseikan as comfort women again."
The Korean man also wrote in his diary on Aug. 13, 1943, "Comfort women went to see a movie, saying that the railway corps will run a movie." He wrote on Oct. 27, 1944, "I was asked by a comfort woman to remit 600 yen, so I withdrew her deposit and sent it from a central post office.”
The diary author himself earned 43,000 yen in two years’ time-an enormous sum when one considers the average monthly worker’s salary during that period of time was just 40 yen. The author managed an orchard after returning home, and also served on the board of a private elementary school.
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An article in Korean newspaper Kyunghyang Shinmun on June 6, 1977.
It says that a Korean comfort station owner traff*cked dozens of Korean comfort women to Asia to provide se*x to Japanese/Korean soldiers there during World War II. It was common knowledge in Korea until the 1970s that Korean comfort station owners recruited Korean women and operated comfort stations, and no Koreans opposed that concept.
Then Japanese newspaper published a series of fabricated articles in the 1980's falsely accusing Japanese military of coercing Korean comfort women. Korean communists with close ties to NK thought this was a great opportunity to defame Japan and block reconciliation between Japan and Korea. So they formed the anti-Japan lobby group in 1990 and began spreading comfort women’s false testimonies worldwide.
Their tactic was to use the case of a small number of Dutch indonesia women who were coerced by lower ranked Japanese soldiers and make it look like the same thing happened to tens of thousands of Korean women. Since they had no evidence, they coached Korean women to testify falsely.
If you wonder why Koreans, Chinese, Indonesians, Malaysians, Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Filipino etc. are still angry?
Pleases search the K.E.Y. W.O.R.D below on UA-cam.
It's up to you to judge.
I don't speak English well. So I translate a few things and leave the same message here and there. So I feel sorry for giving inconvenience to others. But I feel that this is the only little thing I can do now. I don't risk my life for independence like my ancestors, but just a small reminder. However, I just hope that at least one person does not turn a blind eye to the truth by searching the keywords below. Using history as a mirror, we should develop. I just hope it is just and moderate.
★The present position of the Japanese government
Search key word : Prime Minister Abe Shinzo’s Lies
★ A far-right Japanese that does not apologize and loathe to Koreans.
Search key word : Japan's anti-Korean hate speech: British journalist's view
★ Japanese Military Sexual Slavery
Search key word1 : Life As A “Comfort Woman”: Story of Kim Bok-Dong | STAY CURIOUS #9
Search key word2 : Japanese Military Sexual Slavery
Search key word3 : 10 Worst Japanese War Crimes
Search key word4 : Japanese soldiers killed comfort woman and ate her flesh
Search key word5 : Japanese Military Sexual Violence Victims 일본군 성폭력 피해자
Search key word6 : Rape Sex Slaves & Comfort Women: Japanese Atrocities in Asia
Search key word7 : Japanese Military Sex Slaves
Search key word8 : Comfort Womens FOR jAPAN aRMY @@@@@
Search key word9 : Short Animation For Her - English ( Subtitles rework )
Search key word10 : China's last "comfort woman" suing Japan dies
★ North Korean woman : Japan military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : [컬러복원버전] 만삭의 위안부
Search key word2 : 뉴스타파, '만삭의 위안부' 박영심 할머니 원본 영상과 인터뷰 공개
Search key word3 : 뉴스타파 목격자들 47회 “슬픈 귀향 1부 ‘북녘 할머니의 증언’”
Search key word4 : Korean Comfort Women Video / KBS뉴스(News)
★Taiwanese woman : Japan military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : JAPAN: TAIWANESE COMFORT WOMEN SUE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT
Search key word1 : 二战台湾慰安妇 WW II Taiwanese Comfort Women
★ German woman : Japanese military sexual slavery
Search key word : [이 시각 세계] "일본군, 동맹국 독일 여성들도 성노예로" (2020.11.13/뉴스투데이/MBC)
★ Dutch Australians woman : Japanese military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : "Comfort Woman" survivor, Jan Ruff O'Herne on Talking Heads in 2009
Search key word2 : Japan's wartime atrocities: Japanese Army's Sex Slaves
★ Philippines woman : Japanese military sexual slavery
Search key word1 : Philippines' WWII sex slaves demand justice from Japan
Search key word2 : Ethelin Teo dressed as a boy for years to avoid becoming a "comfort woman" | THE LAST SURVIVORS
Search key word3 : Meet Estelita Dy: A Filipino Comfort Woman Survivor | STAY CURIOUS #13
Search key word4 : FILIPINO COMFORT WOMEN || WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM DURING WORLD WAR 2
★ Malaysia Survivors Interview
Search key word1 : Ethelin Teo dressed as a boy for years to avoid becoming a "comfort woman" | THE LAST SURVIVORS
Search key word2 : The Japanese Occupation of Kuala Lumpur, through the eyes of a survivor | THE LAST SURVIVORS
Search key word3 : Pak Omar witnessed Japan's first major attack of WWII | THE LAST SURVIVORS
Search key word4 : Yap Chwee Lan saved countless lives in her attic during WWII | THE LAST SURVIVORS
Search key word5 : James Jeremiah survived Japan's WWII bombing of Penang | THE LAST SURVIVORS
★ The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery (Full Length)
Search key word : The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery (Full Length)
★ The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls.
Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN
Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법
Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다
★ Unit 731
Search key word1 : Japanese World War II veterans recall horrors of Unit 731
Search key word2 : The Horrors of Unit 731
Search key word3 : UNIT 731 & The Devil's Doctors - Beyond The Dark #2
Search key word4 : Why Japan's UNIT 731 Made the SS Look NICE
Search key word5 : ZDF documentary on Unit 731
Search key word6 : NIT 731 - Harbin museum
★ Hashima Island
Search key word1 : The dark history of conscription and forced labor behind Japan's Hashima Island
Search key word2 : 4 Angles－The Truth of Hashima Island
Search key word3 : 【TVPP】HaHa - Finding hajima Island victims cemetery
Search key word4 : [무한 도전] 무한 도전-하하, '하시 마섬'방문 조부모 생존자 이야기 20150912
Search key word5 : [Infinite Challenge] 무한도전 - Haha, A heartbreaking story of the 'Hashima Island' 20150912
★ The Kanto Massacre
Search key word1 : 너무나도 끔찍한 일제의 관동대지진 조선인 학살 사건
Search key word2 : Japan's State Crime - Kanto Massacre of Koreans by Japanese Imperialists
Search key word3 : [4 Angles] The Great Kanto Earthquake and Massacre of Ethnic Koreans in Japan
Search key word4 : 4 Angles－The Great Kanto Earthquake and Massacre of Ethnic Koreans in Japan 관동
Search key word5 : Arirang Special - M60Ep224C02 Massacre conducted by the Japanese Governmen
Search key word6 : Arirang Special - M60Ep224C01 The Kanto Earthquake of 1923
★ The Nanjing Massacre
Search key word1 : The Nanking Massacre | Documentary
Search key word2 : THE NANJING MASSACRE - DOCUMENTARY OF THE RAPE OF NANKING
Search key word3 : Extremely rare evidence of Nanjing Massacre filmed by US pastor in 1937
Search key word4 : Rape in Nanking Words from WWII Japanese Soldiers
★ Japan's atrocities on the American island of Tinian
Search key word1 : WWII in Color-Battle of Tinian
Search key word2 : WW II : RARE COLOR FILM : SAIPAN AND MARIANAS
To the far right Japanese friend who talked to me...
The my reply didn't went you because I hung the link. So I've arranged the conversations we had.
I am not good at English. I'm sorry about that point.
I don't want to fight with the far right Japanese.
The far right Japanese say "South Koreans, Chinese etc. are a liars", "Japan military sexual slavery is a prostitute". It hurts me. So I don't want to talk anymore.
Some Japanese friends admit this and feel sorry. It really matters to us. The horrors of the Japanese military in Korea, China, Indonesia, Taiwanese, Philippines and Vietnam etc. should be judged by the keywords below. I am not going to reply any more. If you want to see the remaining historical material, please search it. It's up to you to judge.
I know Japanese chief cabinet secretary Kono and some prime minister have apologized and tried to solve this problem. However, it is a matter of consistency and attitude. Japan's attitude changed whenever the Liberal Democratic Party politicians took power in Japan. Also, it still does not teach relevant history to Japanese children, and Japanese media ridicule Korea day after day. In addition, there is a separate "Korea hate section" in bookstores in Japan. Some Japanese saying "Japan military sexual slavery is the prostitute" in street parade.
Of course, there were bad humans in Korea, and there may be cases where girls were abused. You want to believe it was mainstream? why don't you blame the Japanese army for their terrible deeds? Even after watching these videos, you don't blame the Japanese army until the end.
And this issue should be approached as a matter of human rights ethics. I understand your love for your country because you are in Japan. However, they should admit and apologize so that such things will not happen again in the future. That's justice. The small material you bring is a small fragment of 35 years of sad history.
In fact, it's natural for them to be rewarded. Because Japanese soldiers can't make them 14-year-old girls again. But they prioritize consistent apologies from the Japanese government before compensation. So '2015, the Japanese military sexual slavery agreement' refused. Because what is more important than compensation is the consistent apology and attitude of the Japanese government. North Korea also has the Japanese military sexual slavery survivor. She says needs the Japanese government compensation, not the private fund. That means first a proper apology from the Japanese government is needed. I'm sorry that there are no English subtitles.
Of course the reason why they went there is also important.
Any Korean adoptive father or anybody Korean who did wrong should be blamed in history. All of them. But only, Japanese accusations do not include the atrocities of the Japanese army. That makes me angry. Should I find more Japanese atrocities and show them? And do you affirm that there was no "human trafficking" or "false recruitment" of the Japanese army?
- The document is a Japanese document from Japan and the Japanese military falsely recruited girls.
Search key word1 : "위안부는 일본군 소속" 강제연행 문서 첫 공개 / YTN
Search key word2 : 영상한국사 I 225 일본 ‘위안부’ 모집의 실상과 위안소 운영 방법
Search key word3 : 위안부 모집에 일본군 개입한 문서 찾았다
I also want to apologize to my Vietnamese friends as a Korean. For the first time in school, I heard In detail about the Korean army in the Vietnam War from my teacher. Since then, I have learned the horrors of the Vietnam War more deeply through many Korean media. Moon Jae-in, Roh Moo-hyun and Kim Dae-jung conveyed the mind of apology to Vietnam. but this is not enough. Victims should be prioritized. The Vietnam War is a battle in which Koreans participated in the war between the United States and Vietnam. Most Koreans acknowledge and apologize for the atrocities the Korean military committed in the Vietnam War. There are far-right groups in any country. They speak of the honor of the Korean military first about the Vietnam War. Of course, we cannot hate the Korean troops who participated in the war from the perspective of Koreans. But if they are bad for women and children's civilians, it should of course apologize and compensate. It's a separate matter. There are also people in Korea who naturally have opposing opinions. But the mainstream thinking that society is pursuing exists. I think most Korean thinking should apologize for the atrocities of the Vietnam War, and that is the universal values and lessons that mankind has to pursue through war..
@@claudel1027 Korean comfort station owners
The Japanese military sent notices to comfort station operators prohibiting them to recruit women against their will. The Japanese comfort station operators followed the order and only recruited willing women in Japan, but the Korean operators didn't follow the order and recruited both willing pros**tutes and unwilling women in Korea. If the Korean operators had followed the order, there wouldn't have been any comfort women issue.
Many of Korean comfort women's fathers had debts from alcohol, gambling, etc. and sold their daughters without daughters' consent. The Korean comfort station owners took over their debts, and depending on the amount of the debt, each woman's contract length was determined. Korean women were not allowed to leave until their debts were paid off. Any coercion, violence or confinement was exercised by the Korean owners. So if one wants to use the term "sex slaves" to describe former Korean comfort women, they were the sex slaves of Korean comfort station owners. They were not the sex slaves of the Japanese military. The Japanese military's involvement was limited to conducting sexually transmitted disease checkups and providing transportation to comfort station owners and comfort women.