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Korean musicians in Japan
Korean Musicians in Japan
==Introduction==
The relationship between Koreans and Japanese has been precarious throughout the last two millennia. With a history of invasions, annexation, abductions, comfort women, Liancourt Rocks issues, the Sea of Japan naming dispute, cultural bans, textbook revisions, and Yasukuni Shrine controversies between them, many Koreans and Japanese have harbored negative feelings toward each other, both in active violence and passive prejudice.
As a result of the Japanese annexation of Korea, many Koreans live in Japan today, and make up the largest ethnic minority group in Japan . Zainichi (Japanese resident) Koreans have endured a low status, often being regarded as “violent,” “ignorant,” or “subversive.” 〔Morris-Suzuki, Tessa (2005-02-07). "Japan's Hidden Role In The 'Return' Of Zainichi Koreans To North Korea". http://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?ItemID=7194. Retrieved on 2007-02-14.〕
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