The following is the sequel of the preceding chapter.
Breaking Takagi Kenichi lawyer became a plaintiffs defense head in 1975 - in 1989 and against the Japanese government was woken up by Sakhalin suit.
The plaintiff maintains that it is 'Japan took 43,000 Koreans to Sakhalin, forcing and made only a Korean left after the war Japanese Government should take these consequences'.
It was the problem that the complicated situation in USSR which occupied Sakhalin, tearing Japan and the Soviet Union mutual nonaggression treaty originally and then Korean Peninsula which was cut off north and south twines and the responsibility in Japan was the suit by it should not be possible to be asked but to search into the postwar compensation in Japan by it.
Twice in 82 years, Mr. Yoshida is testifying that it is 'it took 204 young women, going to Jeju Do and it sent them to Sakhalin, too,' and so on, appearing to the court.
It covered at the author Mrs.Arai Sawako of 'why can the Korean on Sakhalin not return' ( Soshisha Publishing Co., Ltd ) who served as the Sakhalin reunion support meeting representative last year.
Arai ‘To bring out post-war compensation, they rope in until Yoshida Seiji, I think how could they have prepared such a trial.
There were very few people who passed from the Korean Peninsula to former Karafuta, and at that time they were obliged to be accompanied by Japanese nationality. Most people are hired by high wages and aimed at new field, forced entrainment is a big lie. Numbers of ‘43 thousand left behind’ and the argument are also great lies.’