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''Rimjingang'' is a North Korean magazine published by Asia Press which is based in Osaka, Japan. ==About== In 2007, Asia Press began publishing a magazine entitled Rimjin-gang ''Rimjingang'' secretly operates with journalists and reporters hidden within North Korea. The magazine aims to bring outside news to the people of North Korea. The reporters, North Korean civilians and defectors who receive media training in China from the Asia Press North Korea reporting team, are able to use techniques such as hidden cameras to create their articles. Reporters learn journalistic principles as well as personal computer skills. After the fourth issue of the Korean edition was released, Choi Jin I left the group and began releasing her own periodical called ''Imjingang'' in the Korean language in Seoul in April 2009. One of the major reasons for the "divergence" was said to be that ''Imjingang'' intended to be rather a communication tool for defectors and North Koreans while ''Rimjingang'' aspires to be a project purely for journalistic activities and to foster journalists and journalism in North Korea. Since then, Choi Jin I has made ''Imjingang'' a completely independent magazine, which is no longer connected with Asia Press. ''Rimjingang'', published in Japanese/English, in Japan and ''Imjingang'' published in South Korea are no longer related. Rimjingang's reports are smuggled out of North Korea via China and printed in Japan. Their pictures and footage have been delivered to major newspapers and magazines all over the world, such as ''The Washington Post'', ''The Economist'', ''The Nation'', ''The Wall Street Journal'', and the ''Japan Times''. ''Rimjingangs reports were quoted by ''the New York Times'' and ''Newsweek'' magazine. For TV, it was aired on various stations such as BBC (UK), Channel 4 (UK), KBS (South Korea), ARD (Germany), Al-Jazeera (Arabic Satellite), ABC (Australia), TBS (Japan), and TV-Ashahi (Japan), PBS US, etc. In 2010, the magazine published a video of a woman foraging for food in North Korea which received worldwide attention.〔http://www.youtube.com/user/ASIAPRESSrimjingang#p/u/1/Xh4CtTGAzKw〕 Currently, the Japanese edition of the magazine is published periodically. In October 2010, ''Rimjingang'' released its first English hardcover edition.〔http://www.asiapress.org/rimjingang/english/cover/index.html〕 The name ''Rimjingang'' is also the North Korean name for the Imjin River, which crosses the demilitarized zone and flows into South Korea from the North. One of the magazine's North Korean journalists chose this name to symbolize sending the thoughts of the North Korean people to their brothers and sisters in the South. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Rimjingang」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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