Publisher/Self-Published（私家版）

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This book has been published since the late 70s, led by Kim Chong-gon, a Korean and Korean photographer in Japan, who was also a member of the self-operated gallery “Connect in Sixth Gallery”. No. 1 to No. 4 of the photo doujinshi “Paramu (wind)”. The Korean and Korean people in Japan account for a total of nearly 500,000. The language is not good, but some Japanese people see people in Japan with discriminatory eyes. So why was there a person called “resident in Japan” in the first place? It was the beginning of the colonial rule over Korea and Korea by Japan (imperialism) from the beginning of the 20th century. It is based on “De-Asia”. From that history, people living in the second and third generation who were born after the war have experienced a lot of discrimination and suffering. Kim, who had been thinking about what can be done through photography, is that through this magazine, not only the problems of Koreans and Koreans in Japan themselves, but also various problems are recognized correctly for us Japanese. Is appealing.