Repatriation of Koreans from Japan (1959-1984)
After the ww2 was over, Koreans were not Japanese anymore.
As Koreans in Japan behaved like victors to cause trouble with the local people, Japanese government wanted to send them back to their homeland but SK rejected as there was no room for them.
To the contrary, NK was anxious for them as cheap laborers.
Japan and NK tied up to launch a campaign with fascinating words like "NK is Paradise on the ground." and "Costs for life are all free."
86,501 Koreans and 6,839 Japanese as families crossed the channel to the "Paradise".
Asahi Shinbun enchants. "Advancing NK", "Hard workers there", "More apartment on the old airfield"
Consulting with Japanese authority
Leaving for Paradise