Ms.Lee Heeja, a korean, bereaved of the Pacific War has filed a lawsuit against Japanese government to withdraw her father`s enshrinement. Mr.Furukawa Masaki, a Japanese, organized a group to support the trial for the compensation for Korean`s suffering under past Japanese Imperialism. In 1995, they met in kobe first, where it was suffering severely by great earthquake. Ms.Lee`s countenance became stiff. It took a few years for Mr.Furukawa to understand her expression. On June. 2005, After 60 years since her father`s death, she held a memorial service and deeply cried. It was raining and Mr.Furukawa stayed quiety beside her holding his umbrella for her.

60 years have passed since the Pacific War came to an end, which meant defeat to Japan as an assaulter and free to Korea as a sufferer. But the vestiges of the war haven’t been cleared even after 60 years. While Korea hasn’t done the past full of blood and pain, Japan doesn’t reflect their crime of aggression but only shows the signs of militarism again, for example, Japanese history textbooks controversy, recently. This is because we can’t find any further solution under the name of assaulter and sufferer.

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