The chapter titled "It would not remember giving such education" that I sent out on October 17, 2020, was blocked by a criminal.
I will correct the paragraphs and re-send them.
It will now be a well-known fact for the men with a lot of insight into the world that Takayama Masayuki is the one and only journalist in the post-war world, according to the turntable of civilization.
The following is from his latest published book.
The third chapter is too impudent and ignorant.
The Korean President extorts in Japan in the second generation of parents and children.
There were no toilets in the house of a wattle-and-daub being to thatch roofing in Korean grandparents' days.
The money economy was underdeveloped, so there were no shops.
Wearing a plain cotton cloth, the woman who gave birth to the boy boasted that it was the only custom to expose the breasts.
Kō Bun'yū expresses 'Asian unexplored area' gently, but it was close to 'Papua village mixed with mid-latitude as it was seen.
Japan will look after such uncivilized people, Theodore Roosevelt said. 'We loathe involving us in Korea,' and the United States have closed their Government establishments immediately, and their diplomacy has ended.
It is just after the Russo-Japanese war.
Japan, too, was unpleasant.
Because of this country's foolishness, Japan was forced to make two wars with the Sino-Japanese War, killing 120,000 officers and men with two warfares.
So for five years, Japan made Korea a protectorate, developed infrastructure, and waited for independence.
But they only make a noise.
It was finally assassinated until Hirofumi Ito, the opposite of the annexation.
Thus, 'Evil gets rid of by educating as human beings' annexation measures are taken, and so-called Japanese Imperial rule 36 years have begun.
During that time, Japan poured about 20% of the national budget on the peninsula and kept the light of civilization on unexplored areas.
For example, Korea could not make a wheel of a car.
So Korea did not know the water wheel, cart, or train.
Japan opened a peninsular longitudinal railway connecting Busan to Gyeongseong (now Seoul) and further north to Sinuiju during the protection period.
It is this Gyeongui Line that Kim Dae-jung rejoined the railway that was still divided north and south.
The railway crosses the Liangjiang River and is connected to the Manchurian Railway and the Siberian Railway.
In the third year of imperial rule, unexplored people could buy tickets for the London line in Seoul.
Japan found schools, taught the present Hangul characters, built a power plant, and lit up civilization in the houses.
Japan named the unnamed women with a naked breast Yoshiko and taught them to hide their breasts.
By the way, they didn't want a clean environment without corruption or torture, and it was only once in the March 1st incident in 36 years of Japanese imperial rule.
Japan was defeated by the war with Britain and the United States, and the United States and the Soviet Union were to follow these troublesome people.
Japan finally dropped the burden, but three million died in the north and south after the war occurred on the peninsula.
Japan did not get caught up in the war because of the stupid McArthur constitution, but Korea's Karma could not be eliminated easily.
They confiscated a total of 90 billion yen worth of assets such as railways and dams made by Japan, and even private companies such as Japanese nitrogen, at the time, for free.
Among these included the Keijō Imperial University's historical collection, which Korea does not know the value of.
Besides, it brought a lot of massive industrial facilities and machinery in Korea from Japan.
Japan followed the policy of Compensation mission leader Edwin Pauley, saying, 'Japan does not require more industrial power than pots and pans.'
Koreans also tried to get wartime compensation from Japan.
Korea did not have war, but it would not be that, and Socialist Suzuki Mosaburo was also disgusted and refused.
Ten years later, Park Chung-hee eventually took out $ 500 million, saying, 'Korea cut the word for compensation, so give Korea money.'
It was equivalent to twice the national budget of South Korea in those days.
Park also said that it should add technical cooperation.
He attempted to modernize the Korean industry with Japanese-made machines and Japanese technology based on Japan's infrastructure.
The money was funded by money from the Japanese government and donations from a Korean-owned pachinko parlor.
It is a miracle of the Han River that South Korea achieved by it.
Some say that 90 percent thanks to Japan, but Koreans' remaining 10 percent was indeed done.
It will be excellent if thinking of the people who were a little before one century in an unexplored region.
By the way, 10% of them are Seongsu Bridge, a symbol of a miracle in the Han River.
The bridge the Koreans built was 15 years old and collapsed without wind, and 32 people died.
The department store in Seoul, where 500 people died, was six years old and given that it had a nearly triple life.
The daughter of Park Chung-hee, who extorted in Japan and gave birth to the miracle of the Han River, is now the President.
If it feels so unpleasant, he said that 'the second Han River miracle will occur.'
Now what kind of invent a pretext for a quarrel do you want to extort?
I would not remember giving such an education.
(March 14, 2013 issue)
