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| ANGOL CÍM | Koreans in Japan | 8314 |
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| https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Koreans_in_Japan |
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| vigasznők (japán: 慰安婦, ianfu; angol: comfort women) - Comfort women - Trostfrauen (japanisch 慰安婦 ianfu, englisch comfort women) - Женщины для утешения |
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| Koreans in Japan | |
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| History | Korea under Japanese rule • Korean independence movement • Hanshin Education Incident |
| Culture | Chōsen-seki • South Korean nationality law • Special permanent resident (Japan) • Zainichi Korean language |
| Enclaves | Ikuno Korea Town • Ōkubo, Tokyo • Utoro, Uji |
| Organizations | Mindan • The History Museum of J-Koreans • Chongryon • Chōsen gakkō • Choson Sinbo • Korean Christian Church in Japan • Koryo Museum of Art • United Koreans in Japan official football team |
| In media | Korean musicians in Japan • Pachinko • TV series • Zainichi cinema |
| Discrimination | Anti-Korean sentiment in Japan • Comfort women • Kantō Massacre • Makoto Sakurai • Manga Kenkanryu • Uyoku dantai • Zaitokukai |
 Japan portal •  Category |
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