The following is the continuation of the previous chapter.
In October 1995 Takazane Yasunori, an emeritus professor at Nagasaki University who was a representative of a civic group named "Association for Protecting the Rights of Koreans in Japan at Nagasaki" in October 1995, succeeded the priest of Oka Masaharu, a pastor and a peace activist, with his colleagues it opened.
Regarding Takazane who died in April, the local Nagasaki newspaper reported the death on the front page and posted a commentary on the society in the heading "Elucidating the actual situation of harming history".
In October 2015, Takazane told a Korean student who visited the museum, "The Koreans were living in a bad housing environment of Hashima Island which is always damping."
The museum explains Hashima Island as follows.
"This island isolated from the land, compulsory enthusiasts sent the day of combat despite being cruelly violent in a poor working environment beyond imagination. They called Hashima Island to Hell Island.”
South Korea also utilized Takazane's activities.
In March 2004, the Korean National Assembly enacted the "Special Law on Truth on Forced Mobilization under the Japanese Imperialism Republic of Korea" and set up a committee for truth-seeking activities.
A report summarizing the results was announced in June 2016, and the names of Takazane and the museum were clearly stated as "overseers’ advisory committee" to support data collection and field survey.
The report compares the correspondence between Germany and Japan in the introduction.
"Germany also reflects that time and fulfills its responsibility as a nation, such as disseminating the sins of the history committed by the Nazis to people all over the world, but Japan, the country of perpetration of the Asia-Pacific War, suffered damage from the forced mobilization of Koreans We have now reached the present without doing any tragic actions given to the person and a sincere apology for the damage.”
Takazane also worked on exchanges with North Korea.
In November 2016 he also served as the executive chairman of the North Korean "Kumgangsan Opera Theater" Nagasaki performance.
According to Chongryon's newspaper, Choson Sinbo, Takazane said "We must overcome the situation where the Japanese government's enemy policy towards Korea, an exoticism policy against Chōsen gakkō is full of passages."
Takazane is also connected with Suh Sung, professor at Ritsumeikan University who was arrested as a "North Korean spy" by the Korean Army Security Command in 1976 and imprisoned as a political prisoner.
Takazane was also a member of Suh Sung who was imprisoned and a party to save two Su brothers aiming to rescue Suh Sung's younger brother.
Takazane, who heard the lecture Suh Sung made in Kyushu in 1994, in the following year's publication, he is writing such a document at the beginning of "We met in a human form and can live together" (Children's Booklet Booklet).
"Suh Sung's lecture is a proof of the continuation of the movement that aims for unification, and it is a question of Japan's politics with malice more than" undoing "unification and Japanese sovereign people still do not want to share" pain ", it asked for reflection without Fraud and conversion of fundamental consciousness. "
Students whose Suh Sung called "the most disciples" are currently writing articles as Asahi newspaper reporters. (Titles omitted)
* This most disciple is Hakoda Tetsuya I criticized.
