The following is the continuation of the previous chapter.
Eve of campaign against the Japan - U. S. Security Treaty 1970,
When I was occupying Yasuda Auditorium in Hongo and students enjoying Kanda in Quartier latin in Ochanomizu,
The social department desk said, ‘Please go to Nemuro’.
Even though Japan was peaceful, Nemuro fisherman every day was under wartime.
The Soviet warship awaited as soon as they fished, and shooting was also done.
Capitalizing on new shipbuilding, we chased persistently and capture, ship sold out in the Soviet Union, fishermen has been forced to work for a minimum of 4 years to be thrown in internment.
Fishermen who caught four years ago finally comes back to Japan.
It was meant to ‘cover stories of Nemuro's absent family members.’
There was a fisherman 's wife, a 4 - year - old daughter and an old father coming back when visiting one of the answering houses.
His wife opened an album and told her daughter ‘This is your father.’
When his father was caught, his daughter in Mommy's tummy, she had been burning into her memory hard to see the father's face he had not seen yet.
The old father just said to be with her.
"Once in a while I went to Okhotsk and was attacked by the Soviet ship just like my son." "When wondering, if it was already useless, the ship of the tribe turned over and left". "Ship shadows are visible ahead and it grows bigger and bigger, it was a destroyer with the rising - sun flag. There was a young sailor on the ship's side when we passed each other. It saluted unconsciously. Tears came out” “The country protected us, it was a good age"
Mother and child went to Hakodate where the return ship arrived, and I returned to Tokyo.
This draft continues.
