A Look at Life in Japan

In this September 26, 2017, photo, students practice flag cheering Routines at a Tokyo Korean junior and senior high school in Tokyo. Many third- and fourth-generation descendants of Koreans brought to Japan during the imperialist years before and during World War II remain loyal to their roots. Families send children to private schools that favor North Korea and teach the language, culture and history of their ancestry. Despite recent North Korean missile launches and nuclear tests, students say they take pride and view their community as a haven from the discrimination they face from ethnic Japanese. (Photo by Eugene Hoshiko/AP Photo)
A Look at Life in Japan
   
  Military Woman Gallery

Must See Places

Google Ads Privacy