In the twentieth century, Korean women had no name until Japan annex Korea.

Isn't it a person with the DNA of the Korean peninsula that is no exaggeration to say that it was an outrageous slavery state? The title that was submitted on 2018-07-10 is the official hashtag ranking: 20th place in the latest issue.
"In the 20th century, there was no name for a woman till Japan came to Korea."
While introducing the latest issue of Masayuki Takayama, the one and only journalist in the post-war world, there was an opening point.
President Lee Myung-bak suddenly landed on Takeshima at the end of his term,
In addition, he said that Japanese Emperor must come to South Korea and must apologize them...
Me who looked directly at this abnormal his speech and action ...
On earth, what kind of country is Korea? Or what kind of people are Koreans ...
Search them for the first time in the Internet, which I mention many times as the largest library in human history ...
South Korea = history of Korean Peninsula and the actual state I finding in only 1 hour are as previously mentioned.
What characterizes the Korean Peninsula is that Yangban ...
It is a pride that I am the first person to tell this thing to the world clearly.
When I learned about the aspects of Yangban, I immediately realized that it was an archetype of the strange aspect of 'protection money' of Japanese Yakuza.
Because almost all of the Japanese yakuza are Korean people in Japan.
They do not work, extort others, and sponge on others ... not only yakuza but also politicians on the Korean peninsula ... The essence is similar to them ... Opposition politicians naturalized from Korea that is surprisingly present in Japanese opposition, it is a tradition that still remains continuously.
This manuscript continues.