[Walking 1,600 km to oppose the discharge of contaminated water from Fukushima] 3. With messages from citizens

Along with the resolution of Daegu citizens

Ten days after leaving Seoul, Kim Jwa-gwan, professor emeritus of environmental engineering at Catholic University of Pusan, published a column in the Korea Nuclear Phaseout Energy Society. This is introduced as follows.

As I passed Cheonan and entered Sejong City, it started to rain. Citizens marching through the rain.

Sejong citizen Cho Sang-ho walked with me every morning for three consecutive days.
Cho Sang-ho left the message, “Nature belongs to the next generation, not us.”
Father Kang Seung-su, who walked with me through Sejong City in the rain, writes a message.
“Dumping nuclear waste into the ocean is throwing it into our mouths.” He wrote great phrases.
Middle school students I met in Yeongdong. When they found out that I was walking to Tokyo, Japan, they shouted “Fighting!”


With Comrade Jeong Jun-il and Comrade Lee Dong-geun at Nogeun-ri Peace Park
The number of citizens who gave us drinks, saying, ‘You are doing a good thing,’ increased.
Comrades who crossed Chupungnyeong together
Comrade Jeong Jun-il did not spare any support in both material and spiritual ways. As if he were walking himself.
This message from Comrade Jeong Jun-il was greatly liked by the Japanese comrades.
Passing through Gimcheon’s Yeongnam First Gate
Passing through Gimcheon
Around this time, this exquisite illustration was floating around the Internet.
While staying overnight at St. Benedict Monastery in Waegwan, I met Father Park Hyeon-dong. This person is also the chairman of the Ecology and Environment Committee of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference, the official organization of the Catholic Church.
Message from Father Park Hyeon-dong
He made a banner with a message from Pope Francis’ speech and hung it on the wall. “We are called to form a constellation that can guide and illuminate the path of humanity.”
A seminar was held in Daegu to coincide with my arrival. It was a debate that was rich in content and gathered public opinion.
Through this seminar, Daegu citizens adopted a resolution to be delivered to the Japanese National Assembly and delivered it to me. This is an outstanding resolution.

Daegu citizens adopt the following resolution and ask me to deliver it to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the representative of the Japanese National Assembly. It is a prestigious resolution with faithful content. Introducing this,

I received the above resolution from Dongdae Station. A commemorative photo taken after receiving it.
Daegu comrades who walked 12 kilometers together until late at night
Since it was my first day off, I participated in the candlelight rally in Daegu and took the time to explain the walking march.

Edited by: Kim Mi-kyung, Editorial Member

Author: Wonyoung Lee leewysu@gmail.com

Original Article >> https://www.hanion.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=29881

(Translation Yoonhwa Cha)



Categories: Korean-Japanese citizen walking march

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