Thank you for your reply.
It’s glad to hear many things from such an intelligent person like you.
If there’s something I have to say, this is simply a Japanese thing between Truth guy and me, Netouyo and my folks, there’s something you never knew.
Like I said, “Truth”is weirdest name to pick, unless he’s become a God, also it’s a very singular word with Netouyo using, spelled “真実”in Japanese, this is quite popular word which they really love to use, but this is not an only reason why I think about him as a racist Netouyo.
It’s not my business however you think of what he is, I’m going to do my things, I don’t think he’s in a term of “unique conclusion maker” at all, this is a matter of Japanese, requiring us to involve with, or not to avoid, and not to tolerate.

You know how he figured me out, ‘word police’, great, just like Netouyo,
“However, their message is correct. The Korean-Japanese are exploiting the system and financially support North Korea … who is currently threatening a nuclear attack.” this is quite not actually happened but nuclear attack threatening, of course we’re not the only threat receiver, “exploiting” is a word also loved by Netouyo so much.
And, there’re two types of Korean nationals in Japan, North and South, he’s intentionally ignoring the difference, he blames every Koreans for what North Korea did, it’s obviously not rational.
And, long term resident Koreans should not be accused by North Korean atitude, this and that must be devided, almost of our nationals know that they are not those of front line troopers as what he thinks, besides, North Korean center building has just been auctioned for money problem, he’s not rational.
How would you figure out this man “unique”, who’s saying “their message is correct”, no, never correct.
Every Zaitokukai’s message is simply a violation of human rights, no more.

If I were you, prefer to step back to make a room for someone being his national, and hand it over.
I wish I could just avoid Netouyo, if I could.

I’m trying to, hope there’s not a doubt happened with my sincerity.
Here’s a reply written for your recent comment, haven’t posted it yesterday.

The Japanese camp thing that you suggested, I’ve heard about it, remind me Daniel Inoue so much, deceased last year after given a medal if my memory was not wrong, and there were many people who went to become voluntary soldiers to fight against Japan or the other Axis back then, and there were highly odds of death count observed with their services, which I’ve heard of.
Also I understand that many of native American people went with the same way at that time, which is depicted well in a movie of “Windtalkers”, starred by Nicolas Cage, directed by Chinese director John Woo, it was very sad, heartaching story I remember.
Those people are victims of the age, of course there’re more others, I’m not going to blame any of citizens for their senior people’s assets, unless they’re going to intend to justify these things.
It should be applied to us too, we can’t go and justify or hide any of incidents which our seniors commited, especially about bad things, but unfortunately, for this two decades or so, there’re people appeared trying to do it desperately, they say “You’re not paying enough respects to our seniors”, or “Our seniors never had a mistake, why would they, we have been made only from good gene, also kept handing down quite good tradition”, like this, there’s no useful dialogue happened between them, usually.
PM Shinzo Abe, he’s the very kind of these, that’s why me and my folks are worried about, also why he’s fascinating Netouyo people so much, much as once he orders his supporters to make a call to TV station and complain them about the “treatment of Shinzo Abe”, on his Face Book, there’re a huge number of calls made by Netouyo people, which means his supporters are including a lot of Netouyo, this is an actual incident happened last December, before the election.

African American issue might be difficult for us to well understand, but almost of us had been surprised when Mr.Obama was represented, it made me feel some kind of great change coming, also I was surprised recently by South Korea chosen female President too, which thing is supposed to be not happened here for almost a hundred years from now in my guess.
I remember how Denzel Washinton was like, when he got Academy Award for Best Actor, it was very touchy moment looking at him on the stage, there was obvious something on his face but pure kind of joy.
Mr.Martin Luther King’s name is well known in Japan, with his famous speech too, Malcolm X is not so famous in here I think, he also once was Denzel’s role to star.
I’ve been trying to know about the issue through books, many of films, so on.

Things about us, there’re serious racial discrimination existed as you already knew, foreigners, especially targeted long term resident Koreans, next to Chineses, there’re very dirty words in Japanese for only using to insult these two nationals, I can’t tell you how these words like, these are usually forbidden at any places where civilized, anyone must be kicked out in a second once it’s been spoken, but tolerated on the internet, which is “taboo breaking”thing or “words police”thing what “Truth”somthing Netouyo guy said.
We have more other problems as Buraku or Douwa issue, Truth guy also refered to insult them, which is hard to explain since those victims have no difference from other Japaneses in the meaning of “Japanese race”, very complicated.
One thing to add, Zaitokukai attacks these people as same as Koreans too, several members were already convicted for forcing into their facility and messing around, which is called “Suiheisya-hakubutsukan assaulting”.
There’s more, as Ainu people issue, thay are descendants of native residents in Hokkaido area.
Maybe I shouldn’t go too far, and better to stop it this time before my small brain starts collapsing, thank you for reading.

Thank you, I’m really grateful to hear from you such of generous words, though we have been holding a lot of awful racists in own country, even annoying you for long time in here, please give us some break to maintain, or manage.

Thank you for cheering me up, I’m very grateful.
It’s really moved that you do have such a profound perspective and view, and given a so much correct suggestion, guess you might be so educated, and talented.
In Japan, there’s an odd traditon existed kind of “ethnical superiority”, which I really don’t understand having a knowledge of how it went before the war, through the war, also after the war, though we Asians might have few feeling of “chosen ones” as you say, it’s really really odd.
Fortunately, our extremists seem to have few possibility to connect with other racists groups on abroad, by their singularity of “Japanese superiority”, or their less capability of foreign language.
Zaitokukai or Netouyo people haven’t succeeded to rewrite the page of Wikipedia yet, its English version.
Unfortunately, the youger people which you suggested, are more likely going to be racistic, since their situations look not so good, rather bad, and yet no hope is rising, they feel that the class deviding is proceeding, then some of them prefer to hold to the internet, insult Koreans, Chineses(so sorry), spell around the forbbiden words, which is an only way to compensate for their “sacrifice”, some of “brave”or “more frustrated”ones go and join Zaitokukai.
Almost of Netouyo, which is extrmists, and Zaitokukai’s homeland, are defining themselves as none other than very victims, having a reasonable right to “defense themselves”, by violating other’s rights.
Anyone taking the words of “human rights”, quickly given a conformation of “anti-Japan personality who deserves to be kicked out from our country”, then they tell “We=Japan itself don’t need you anymore”.
Me, quite seems to be one of the obvious evil, they gave me many conformations such as a Korean, Chinese, communist, agent of anti-Japan syndicate, this time Filipino, naive left winger, whatever.
There’s no way to make them understand that I’m just an angry Japanese, quite uncomfortable with their activities.
I’ve been trying with my folks to make them less worse, through these of “conformation receiveng”, please laugh it out.

It’s very kind, and generous of you giving me such a too much valuation.
Though we have many many annoying racists hanging around in our own Internet area, or in the real world, also no useful measure yet to be found to keep them quiet, or make them less worse, what’s worse is, even this kind of English site is no more their exception, couldn’t help sighing.
Trading barbs as you say, should be taken care much more than now especially by Japanese ourselves, which we couldn’t so far, I imagine how you’re surprised when you once looked at what Netouyo writing everyday, can’t show you for the sake of its grisliness.
Particulary, prejudice against Korean people’s genetic, and cultural character, is really bad, awful.
Some of my on line friends are long term resident Koreans, they’ve been suffering from this prejudice all the time.
I always wonder how could they desperately believe in that genetic inferiority exits among Korean people only, not among ourselves, though we might have really close type of gene in the first place, close enough to be unable to distinguish which is which, quite unbelievable.
Anyway, it’s very glad to know that Taiwan, is such a great place where a quite profound man like you lives, I’d like to visit there if I had a chance.

What kind of privilege those Korean PR have been enjoying? Can you be more specific? What kind of legal and financial benefits are they enjoying all along?

You also made a serious accusation and called them directly as the fifth column. If they really are, why the government of Japan hasn’t taken any actions?

So all you are saying is that the government of Japan can’t handle it, the average Japanese are not happy so some of them call on the Japanese to kill the Koreans in the public can be justified?

Sometimes I think you are quite stubborn, Konkurīto in Japanese.

Again, It’s common sense that a citizen enjoys more financial benefits than PR. If you are saying that PR enjoys more benefits than citizen in Japan. Then you should ask your government to change it instead of targeting PRs.

For the crimes or criminal activities as you alleged that they involved in, that’s even easier, if you are PR and is convicted, you have to be deported.

Man, third generations and some of them I believe can only speak Japanese and they still choose to be PR. I think the reasons are not that simple as you alleged.

Demanding equality by threatening to kill Koreans in the public and many held the same belief were excited when she shouted : we can kill you…..

Frankly speaking, they are similar to KKK in the States.

It’s you who ignored the mountain but tend to pick on a grain of sand in the shoe.

Tea Party is regarded as the far right in the States.

But even though they are far right, they don’t campaign killing people in the public. On the contrary, KKK and neo-nazi do. They also have many reasons to justify their causes and they get sympathy more than you can imagine in the States and Europe.

It’s a global issue not only happened in Japan. In Germany, there are Turks . In France, there are Africans. It’s a global phenomenon and in some countries, it deeply affect local politics. Especially when the economy is in downward spiral, and people tend to use “stereotyped ones” as scapegoat. Usually things are also very complicated in those Eurpean countries and were intertwined with bitter history experience and reality.

You are still trying to defend those who threaten to kill in the public and deny they are similar to KKK or neo-Nazi.

Here is a picture to show even a little girl can be a KKK member.

You are making funny comparison. If they want to protest NK, they should go to NK embassy and shout : “We will kill you if you attack us”. I have no problem at all.

But the girl was in the wrong place saying the wrong thing.

Anyway, I don’t want to discuss this issue with you since both of us have made ourselves clear.

Thank you!

Truth: The US Tea Party movement is made up of a many local grassroots organizations across the 50 States, and it does not have a clear central authority making policy. Nor do different subgroups agree with each other on all the issues. I wouldn’t call them necessarily far right. Not so clear cut. There are libertarians and populists amongst them. Tea Partyers tend to be against big government rules and against burgeoning bureacracy. They don’t believe that the government should throw money at problems (anti-spending) and want to get rid of all earmarks until the country can balance its budget. They hate the national deficit. They also take the Constitution almost to the letter. They’ve gone beyond “taxation without representation is tyranny.” In general they hate taxes. They are for free enterprise and are especially supportive of small business and believe in letting market forces play out. They also are against nationalized healthcare with a vengeance and so obviously do not like Obama. Many people in the Tea Party movement are not strictly aligned with Democratic or Republican parties. though vast majority are closer to the Republicans. They tend to vote for whomever is closest to their core beliefs. Some vote Libertarian, some even Democratic. Some of Tea party folks are kooks, but some are critical thinkers who can back up their opinions.

To the degree this anti-Korean group is for strict immigration laws maybe it is somewhat similar to Tea Partyers, but it seems Japan’s situation is very different from the US. For one thing, in the US if your parent were born in a foreign country but you were born in the US, you are automatically a citizen subject to the privileges and responsibilities of citizenship. (For instance, all males 18 and over are subject to military service if a draft is imposed. And any citizen can vote at 18.) It seems in Japan you can be a 3rd generation ethnic Korean Japanese and still not be a citizen — by choice or maybe due to extenuating circumstances — which would be useful to identify. The main issue for the US is illegal immigration from Mexico and also other countries, and what to do about it. Recent polls show that forty-five percent of American citizens who associate with the Tea Party support a path to citizenship of illegals, 16% favor granting only visas to undocumented immigrants, and thirty-six percent favor deportation. I’m not sure how any of those options would apply to this anti-Korean group’s “platform,” if they are indeed sophisticated enough to have a platform per se. One thing though,some of the Tea Party rallies around illegal immigration are very racist, claiming “There are just too many Hispanics.”

Immigration issues can be contentious in any country. Those doing work around defining immigration policy need to carefully study the history and politics of immigration in their own country and also examples from other countries in order to protect rights of the immigrant (or illegal immigrant) and also those of long-time citizens — this in order to be fair to everyone and mitigate avoidable conflict.

Let me add, though that this video-girl’s hate speech is just over the top, and needs to be challenged.

Agreed. I think I mentioned the Tea Party is anti big government and anti-tax. They believe everyone should pay for their own healthcare. Problem with that is that if you aren’t lucky enough to have a health plan at your work place or in retirement, you’re out of luck. If you’re very wealthy you can pay out-of-pocket. That said, IMO, although I’m for health care reform we need to realize that not everyone is going to get the same exact quality of nationalized healthcare. There is simply not enough money in the system. There is going to have to be different levels according to what one can pay, with a basically good level at minimum for all. But the US also needs to really monitor this because there are many who will try to game the system. They do it already. Medicare for instance has to be monitored so that doctors don’t put in claims for stuff they didn’t really do or overcharge. . Lots of corruption in Medicare. I do not disagree with everything that the Tea Party stands for. For e.g., I think having such a huge US national deficit is ridiculous. And I can’t stand all the waste in government. I could go on, but I think I’m going way off-topic 😉

The internet right might be similar to a degree in that they are not structured organizations any more. They are just small groups with little ideology who come together quickly via the internet. They are not considered “proper” right wingers. Not even “proper” hardline right wingers.

Japan and America’s history regarding immigration is so different. It’s incomparable. It would a very bad idea for Japan to naively borrow ideas from America, especially unproven ones for reasons that we can discuss, but that is what is happening. The moderate left wing parties and groups such as the teachers unions tend to be very naive, inexperienced and quick to pick up on faddish ideas in many people’s opinions.

I would say it would depend on who she was shouting at. If it was at honest, law abiding citizens then, fine, I would agree with you. But if it was at some criminal gang or anti-Japanese Korean nationalist group, then I would not have so much much sympathy for them.

In fact, I cannot say this because it is against the law, but if someone was to kill all of the pachinko bar owners tomorrow (over 70 percent are of Korean ancestry), I’d be very happy.

It’s like say, “I wish all the drug dealers and pimps were dead”.

As an aside, I just learned that the Korean prostitute rackets (illegal, tax free) are destroying the legal Japanese prostitution business (must pay individual and city tax etc) because they are undercutting them. They are starting to dominate the health delivery prostitution market (home delivery prostitutes, no brothels, no love hotels).

The Korea girls have sex for less. Without a doubt many are forced into it to pay off debts back in Korea and are trafficked by Korea gangs. Many come in on tourist visa for “holiday prostitution” and work illegally.

It’s another example. How would you feel if on the other side of the road was an illegal Korea prostitution business?

Same too with Korean hostess bars.

Nancy will come back and tell me I am “being racist” for saying such things. On the other hand, if you are interested I can show you where the men are lining up in a residential area just near to a pre-school or the woman walk the streets. Only foreign woman do and, generally, they are the only ones who have sex with foreigners.

Most Japanese know and see all these things. Most foreigners won’t because they can’t read the signs or understand the code words.

Prostitution occupies an ambiguous position within Japanese society for a number of reasons (technically it is illegal) but given it is a very big and lucrative business worth 10s of billions USD it attracts and requires a big business to run it, and that means criminal gangs.

Korean involvement of it happens at all levels from organizing, to trafficking, to overstaying on holiday or “entertainment” visa as prostitutes.

There are an estimated 50,000 women from South Korea employed illegally in the sex business in Japan. Supporting their business is an industry of managers, protection, illegal immigration, forgery (passports and papers), fake marriage brokers and so on.

Because of a crackdown on the sex trade in South Korea, poverty and sexual discrimination there, they come to Japan to make easy money.

All street prostitutes you will see in Japan are foreigners and protected by criminal gangs. Obviously it upset people living in the area.

Nancy, your response is nothing but hysteria, sarcasm. I asked you to stop calling me a ネット右翼 because that is not my position and yet you deliberately did the opposite.

I think your response is typical of when someone cannot address the hard, uncomfortable facts of a discussion and wants to distract from them.

For example, let’s discuss how the biggest factories for the manufacture of shabu (amphetamine) are in North Korea, how the drug is trafficked into and around Japan by primarily Korean criminal gangs, and ask where the money goes?

Of course, we could also look at the increased production of heroin in NK slave camps for “political” prisoners, smuggled by Korean diplomatic corp, and ask where it goes too (estimated $1bn).

If Japan did not take such strict stances, it would be flooded by such influences. (The primary exports of North Korea are shabu and counterfeit cash. Whereas in Japan we have the Yakuza, in North Korea the government runs the business).

Let’s use some rough figures to understand the scale of the problem:

Yakuza membership is estimated to be around 90,000

Korean ancestry membership of Yakuza is said to be between 10% and 70% depending on which gumi, so let’s estimate around 40%.

40% is around 40,000 men (I use round figures for ease)

If each man supports a family from his crime, that equal approximately 160,000 (e.g. mother, father, child, grandparent). Of course, the way it works is that the women are also ‘in the business’ too running bars, mizo-shobai etc.

Now, total Zainichi population is around 650,000 and so that would equate to about 1 in 6 and what we have seen in other articles is how the spider web of criminal influences reach into religion, civil and political organizations like a cancer.

Let me make that clear. I am not saying Zainich Koreans are like a cancer, I am saying that within the Zainich Korean community, there is a cancerous web of criminal and political exploitation.

That is a proven fact and that is what reasonable Japanese are concerned about. Foreigners may not, and the issue might just seem like a “civil rights abuse” or “racism” to them but everyone in Japan knows about this and why.

They try to live by avoiding it.

You are so far out of line, I don’t know where to start. You are not helping your cause because you are obnoxious and rude, as well as ignorant. God Bless Japan and the people who love her.

In short, Nancy, you admit that there is a lot of truth in what I wrote — so much so that you cannot even start to answer it.

Instead of even attempting to answer the most simple element of it — e.g. do Zainichi Korean have special privileges ordinary Japanese don’t and have some Zainichi Koreans supported the terrorist North Korean state to the sum of 100s of millions of Dollars each year — you just spit a line of insults at me.

That’s no way for a lady to behave either.

I’ve told you I am not right wing and asked you not to call me net-uyoku and yet you have libelled me on your blog, which is linked to from your profile, presumably in order to attract more attacks … Is that lady-like too?

I have no idea who “Mr. Takashi” is. Mr. Takashi is perfectly welcome to come here and answer the questions and issues I have raised to explain the issue to foreigners and give them some insight into the issues.

For all I know, you don’t exist and are just a fantasy of his?

Well, thank you, but, I think you’d better show your nationality first, before you deny me out of the blue, since this is a very Japanese business, oh, giving up your own URL is more better, as me.
There’s no excuse I’ve ever found in what Zatiokukai doing, or no fact suited of their manifesto, and accusations, that’s what I know for sure as a Japanese.
Best thing is, reading a book of “ネットと愛国”, which means Internet and Patriotism, author Kouichi Yasuda, written all about Zaitokukai, published last year and got 2 prizes, and 1 nomination.
Why did they award him 3 times if this book is filled with ●amned forgeries.
By the way, how would you figure yourself out decent, I really wonder.

Of course, naive left winger types, influenced by liberalist ideas taken from America, will run to these people’s aid calling them “victims” and any valid criticism a “violation of rights” … but I would call the victims the young Korean women they sex traffick and exploit as prostitutes and hostess in Japan.

I would split Zainichi Koreans two ways; those who like and have accepted being Japanese and have harmonized with Japanese society, and those whose loyalties, and especially financial interests, lie with either Korea. They are split fairly equally between the two, e.g. I mention young men stay in Japan to avoid the military draft in South Korea whereas the gambling money primarily goes back to North Korea.

Zainichi Koreans make up less then 1% of the Japanese population, perhaps less than 0.5% if you exclude illegals but in some yakuza gumis they make up as many as 75% of members and even lead.

Similarity with the uyuko dental, the crazy noisy truck gangs. It will surprise foreigners to discover that they too are populated by Koreans (although not to the same proportion as yakuza). In truth, there is very little ideology to many of their gangs, it is just about making money and extortion thru intimidation. If you are in the right circles, they are ‘for hire’

As you know, the yakuza are into gambling, sex trafficking and pornography, guns, drugs, and construction kickback schemes. The over Korean involvement is perhaps 30 to 40% — from less then 0.5% of the population.

There are an estimated 50,000 South Korea prostitutes in Japan. Many have been coerced and trafficking by these people from Korea thru “debt bondage” by Korean gangs working with Japanese gangs, or more correctly Koreans in Japanese gangs. The networks are well know.

“Nancy”, a strange name for a Japanese woman but a common one for Filipinas or Chinese, will be able to confirm that what I have said above is true. If she claims it is false, them please show us the figures you believe and where you find them. The figures I gave are from official sources.

Her comments on the Chongryon headquarters are unclear.

The Japanese tax payers paid for the building and sponsored the group for many year. It was “unable to pay” the $665,100 in million loans. It was unwilling to pay and had distributed and moved the money elsewhere. And it knew it would get away with essentially stealing the “free money” because of the politics.

It is anyone’s guess how much went back to North Korea.

It is also false to say all Koreans in Japan “were forced to emigrate”. That is not true. Many were economic migrants escaping poverty in Korea, they chose to stay for the social and economic advantages of staying in Japan.

They would not be discriminated against if they did not refuse to take Japanese citizenship and behave according to society’s norms — and naturally avoid criminal gang activities.

Japan and the Japanese are very patient and tolerant but at present the criminal gang elements are being slowly squeezed, so expect to hear they squealing very loudly as their supply of cheap or free money are closed off.

There are also similar elements of “race hucksters” within the Dowa community (buraku). Of course, again, not all buraku agree with them. In fact, the buraku community is very much split by it. The government gives them free money and buildings and they complain to get more. Other buraku groups believe quietly integrating is the best path.

Little of this subtlety is communicated to foreigners and neither group of hucksters wants foreigners to know about the subtleties because those that are most vocal in exploiting the financial advantages want to hide behind the genuine groups.

Naive foreigners, especially the liberal American types, who love to be seen as “heroes” rush to defend the “poor victims” — but when you look a closer you realize that the situation is not as simple as it is being presented.

Because of the taboos about such issues, it is not the kind of thing Japanese will immediately discuss.

Everythings you offered are, all contained within traditional Japanese Netouyo delusion or forgery, put on Netouyo using sites always, so I’m not surprised at all.
Just made me more confident of what exactly you are, though you’re capable of English that far, I’ve been there many many times, had times to bump up with all kinds of poor Netouyo guys, or “self-claiming female Netouyo”, whatever.

You really made me laugh that you’re this suspicious only about“Nancy”name, are you fine?
I’m going to tell you what you wanted to know, this was named after “ナンシー関”, of course you might have known her if you’re a Japanese, understood?
My former Japanese blog, which is not existed now, had put her name on the top of each page, just under the blog title, everyone who involved me knows it but you.
I’ve been working with Mr.Takashi, who’s a superintendent of たかしズム, with my Japanese HN of パブロン中毒, pretty well known in the neighborhood, I wonder a little why Netouyo guy like you never knows me.
By the way, Mr.Takashi is really waiting for you to come, since I told him about you, he said he’ll welcome you so much, his URL is put on my profile.
Anyway, it’s not for you to define how to split the Korean people like which is which, how would you have that authority?
You have no authority of long term resident Korean people to judge like this at all, no one follows your order or verdict, sorry you.
Prostitution thing is also a issue what Netouyo always likes to refer, and delusional images of criminal monster figure with Korean people, you’re completely follow the tradition of Netouyo-way, very conservative type of Netouyo.
These things are never become any reason to violate Zainichi Korean’s rights, who was it to decide to make it happen? You?
How would you have an authority to define every foreigner must be going to be naturalized?
Why aren’t they allowed to live as they were born and raised, or keep their cultural tradition?
Is it for you to order?
I don’t think so.

There’s no excuse of human rights violation, like I said before, unless you’re going to keep your own rights, no Netouyo guy had ever made a rational answer for this context.
You’re not an only rights possessor, and you’re not a kind of hero who’s breaking taboo, there’s no taboo waiting for you to be smashed, just a poor Netouyo messing around and annoyng others.
You haven’t been awaken the truth at all, but brain-washed over.