Hideki Nishimura: Days of the Korean War fought in Japan

The author of this book, Nishimura Hidek, is a manicioc broadcast? He was a North Korean expert for over 30 years. In this book, the author not only calls to mind why the ship was divided, which was a German division between East and West, but also claims that Japan sent out the sea and LST (carcarcars takeoff, 1945373) in effect, ‘warning.’. This argument is so important that it shakes the foundation of the Constitution of Japan. The fact that Japan was transporting arms in the Korean War suggests that the Constitution of Japan was violating Article 9 as if it were taking the lead. Article 9 and 2 of the Japanese Constitution, which was declared in 1946 and followed the following year, are stated to give up ‘war ’ and ‘armies.’. This is why the Constitution of the Japanese State has been called the 'Peace Constitution' all the time. But as it later turns out, the Korean War has made Japan a place of U.S. military service and has led to many military operations, and yet the debate is still unconstitutional in both Korea and Japan, even though this fact could shake the central tenet of the Japanese Constitution. The author, by interviewing a vast array of feed, reveals how and why Japan’s ‘ fighting ’ in Korean war has been hidden in ‘war and postwar ’ Japanese society. And in the course of this coverage, the author is caught up in the movement and ideas of the youth.

Korean title: 일본에서 싸운 한국전쟁의 날들

Korean author: 니시무라 히데키

Korean publisher: 논형

ISBN-13: 9788963572413