Japan's own migrant crisis

[Cyka UchuuJin]

Boats with decomposed bodies recently found floating offshore

TOKYO —
Japan is investigating nearly a dozen suspicious boats recently found drifting off the country’s coastline, some with decaying bodies aboard, officials said Friday, as media speculated they came from North Korea.

At least 11 cases involving wooden boats—some badly damaged—with 20 bodies on board have been reported during October and November, a coast guard spokesman told AFP.

http://www.japantoday.com/category/nati ... 5-11-28_AM

[matsuki]

Where is the measuring tape?

[Takechanpoo]

thats nothing new at all. it has ever happened intermittently at the side of Japan sea.
especially the area around Noto peninsula has been called chosen ginza(朝鮮銀座 korean ginza), which is well known as a landing place for north korean agents and refugees.

[wagyl]

... since time immemorial in fact. Both Noto peninsula in Ishikawa and Oga peninsula in Akita have ancient legends of devils coming, with cow horns and iron tools, causing mayhem (stealing our wimmins, etc.) It doesn't take much imagination to view the legends as oral records of raiding parities from the Korean peninsula (bringing with them cattle husbandry and iron age technology).

[Russell]

... since time immemorial in fact. Both Noto peninsula in Ishikawa and Oga peninsula in Akita have ancient legends of devils coming, with cow horns and iron tools, causing mayhem (stealing our wimmins, etc.) It doesn't take much imagination to view the legends as oral records of raiding parities from the Korean peninsula (bringing with them cattle husbandry and iron age technology).

In fact, ancient times were much better.

At least the immigrants from the Korean peninsula arrived alive...

[kurogane]

... since time immemorial in fact. Both Noto peninsula in Ishikawa and Oga peninsula in Akita have ancient legends of devils coming, with cow horns and iron tools, causing mayhem (stealing our wimmins, etc.) It doesn't take much imagination to view the legends as oral records of raiding parities from the Korean peninsula (bringing with them cattle husbandry and iron age technology).

Stirrups, too, or so I heard. Stirrups. For da horsies.