The Japanese are going to be unable to put up with Korea anymore.

The Japanese are going to be unable to put up with Korea anymore.
South Korea, don't presume on Japan's goodwill always.
2019-01-13
Official hashtag ranking: Daegu 60th
The following is an article published on page 12 of today's Sankei Shimbun entitled 'South Korea, don't presume on Japan's goodwill.'
Three years ago, I interviewed Mr. Lee Dai-ichi, a former restaurant manager living in Tagawa city, Fukuoka Prefecture, at the time (64).
Lee's uncle worked at the Hojyo coal mine in Chikuho before the war.
'My uncle came to Japan under the command of a Korean village chief from Daegu (now Korea), but he told me that there were plenty of people from the peninsula who asked for their jobs at will.'
The Japanese government enacted the National Requisition Ordinance in July 1939.
It was September 1944, one year before the end of the war, when people from the Peninsula, who was deferred for recruitment, were eligible.
Until then it was free recruitment by private sector mediation.
Because of the danger, the labor cost of mine labor was high at extraordinary.
According to Mr. Ueda Tatsuo, a former cultural property expert, HoJo town, at that time (91) =, in 1920, wages for coal miners were wages when one straw rice bag (60 kg) was 12 yen, the average monthly salary was 37.77 yen.
One straw bag of rice is the amount consumed by an adult man in a year.
It is a calculation that was given rice for three years in one month.
It is because the Korean Supreme Court appeared in the foolish attempt, although it was as expected as I reviewed the news gathering memo.
It is a lawsuit that four Koreans filed against the Nippon Steel Corp.
Neither is a requisition, came to the mainland on their own intention for higher income according to recruitment.
It followed the four people's say to pay compensation instead of unpaid wages.
It is a denial of the 1965 Japan-Korea claiming rights agreement that clearly and ultimately resolved.
It is possible to do the property attachment of a Japanese company, too.
Only if Japanese Filing a suit to the International Court of Justice that supports but dispute partner countries whose agreement is Necessary and of 'regret' volley, it is equal to do nothing.
Economic sanctions and entry restrictions such as visa restoration should be considered.
Japan paid South Korea a total of $ 500 million for compensation and without compensation.
It also abandoned all infrastructure such as roads, ports, railways, and hydroelectric power plants left on the Korean peninsula.
Total assets are about 17 trillion yen; the South Korea part is estimated to be 8 trillion yen converted to the present.
GHQ, former army, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it was calculated from those materials.
If South Korea abolishes the agreement, Japan should post a bill of 8 trillion yen.
The Japanese are going to be unable to put up with Korea anymore.
South Korea, don't presume on Japan's goodwill always.
Editorial Vice-President Sasaki Rui