福岡韓国民団70年史를 통해 본 재일동포의 역할

Abstract

- Research is needed to shed light on the history of Koreans in Japan. So far, the overall research has been done enough. However, it can be said that there is little research on one area. - This time, I would like to consider what activities, especially the ways in which Fukuoka’s Korean-Japanese, who were closest to Busan and originated in Japan settled in japan and - This time, I would like to consider the activities of the Korean-Japanese in Fukuoka, where the return ship departed, in particular, how they settled in Japan, and what efforts they made to survive in Japan. - In order to do so, 1) strengthen solidarity and advocate rights in Japanese society 2) cooperation with the community 3) Linkage with the home country 4) Consider what activities have been done to improve bilateral relations. Fukuoka Prefecture’s Mindan members have made their own efforts to survive in Japan, they examined what discrimination they had made against foreigners in Japan, and what activities was done by Korean permanent residents to defend their rights. The study also examined how to connect with the residents of the community as members of Japanese society and various of aspects of what exchanges and activities of the nation as citizens were concerned about their home country. In addition, What efforts have been made to improve the relationship between Korea and Japan. Although there were many mentions of activities linked to activities at the Central Headquarters of Mindan, there was little analysis and research on the activities of the local civil complex. So, it is believed that the 70 years history of activities in Fukuoka province has been somewhat clear. Finally, I want to consider what the challenges left of the Mindan are. Mindan has gradually reduced the number of permanent residents, and many people take Japanese citizenship by marriage or naturalization. Koreans in Japan are also moving to 3 and 4 years old. In this situation, Mindan also considered what it should look like.