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• [Presentation papers] Twist of Nuclear Umbrella and Nuclear Wastewater — Plutonium Pluralism

  By liferoad.org on October 29, 2023 • ( 0 )

  

  Twist of Nuclear Umbrella and Nuclear Wastewater — Plutonium Pluralism Kune Y. Suh(Prof. Emeritus of Nuclear Engineering, Seoul National University) How Good Is the US Nuclear Umbrella? The “nuclear umbrella” is a guarantee by a nuclear weapons state to defend… Read More ›

• [Presentation papers] US-China confrontation and the situation in Japan and the Korean Peninsula

  By liferoad.org on October 29, 2023 • ( 0 )

  

  US-China confrontation and the situation in Japan and the Korean Peninsula Nam Kijeong(Seoul National Univ. Institute for Japanese Studies) The Korean Peninsula in the ‘East Asian division system’ Since the 2010s, fundamental questions have been raised about the ‘war-armistice-cold war’ on… Read More ›

• [Presentation papers] Trends and prospects of American society – Trump, Biden, and then

  By liferoad.org on October 29, 2023 • ( 0 )

  

  Trends and prospects of American society – Trump, Biden, and then Joonhyung Kim (Handong Global University, Former President of Korea National Diplomatic Academy) 1. The era of great transition The world is now facing an era in which two ‘megatrends’… Read More ›

• Messages left by Japanese citizens in the collection of letters(5)

  By liferoad.org on September 30, 2023 • ( 0 )

  

  一の宮―清州―名古屋―栄―本宿ー国府―豊橋―新居町　愛　2023.8.25　ありがとう💛　by Yayoi Yoshida 2023.8.25（金）　暑い夏は　あせをかいて歩く　どこまでも歩く!！　Naolu Yoshizawa 汚染水たれ流し　みんなでとめよう　　ふじいしんご　三河の一同　2023.8.25 うすめれば安全とし　ガンとの因果は認めない　政府の語る科学は　人民を屈服させ　汚染を拡大させる　倫理なき科学だ！ 命こそ宝！　命の海を守ろう！　2023　8 /28　竹内康人 日本政府・東電の放射能汚染水を海に流すのは犯罪です、　日韓市民の共同行動で中止させましょう！　福島の漁民の理解は得られていない、　政府東電は約束を守るべきだ。 静岡県袋井市　竹野昇　2023年8月29日 「2023.8.31 汚染水放出に反対する人間は、福島の復興の足をひっぱることだと維新の会馬場代表が言った。 岸田首相も同じ考えでしょうか？なら、私は貴方の足をひっぱります！ 静岡浜ネット　沖基幸」 “Japanese government, stop immediately! It is a sin to dump Fukushima radioactive contaminated water into the sea. Respond to the strong demands of Korean and… Read More ›

• [Civil Society Emergency Seminar] Where is the U.S. headed now? -Diagnosing Biden’s tolerance of nulcear wastewater dumping

  By liferoad.org on September 25, 2023 • ( 0 )

  

• [Daily March Log 0911] Delivering a message to the Japanese National Assembly and giving a lecture

  By liferoad.org on September 25, 2023 • ( 0 )

  

  0. Today’s photo is of a USB containing messages from Korean and Japanese citizens being handed over to a secretariat official representing the Speaker of the Japanese National Assembly in the presence of an active member of the Japanese National… Read More ›

• [Daily March log 0909] Afternoon ~ 0910 Arrival at Shimbashi, Tokyo

  By liferoad.org on September 25, 2023 • ( 0 )

  

  0. Today’s photo is an on-site survey at Shinagawa Station in Tokyo showing that an overwhelming number of citizens support ‘Don’t dump polluted water into the sea!’ This result is completely different from the opinion poll results published by Japanese media… Read More ›

• [Daily March Log 0908-0909] Arrive at Yokohama Station in the morning

  By liferoad.org on September 25, 2023 • ( 0 )

  

  This is a one and a half day record from September 8th to the morning of September 9th. 0.Today’s photo shows the case and packaging we prepared to hand over the USB containing messages from Japanese and Korean citizens to… Read More ›

• [Daily march log 0907] Road to Yokohama

  By liferoad.org on September 10, 2023 • ( 0 )

  

  0. Today’s photo shows the distance remaining to Tokyo. 1. I have to walk 6.8km at dawn, which I couldn’t walk yesterday. Leave the inn and take the first train at 5:32 to go to Shin-Matsuda Station. 2. When I saw… Read More ›

• [Daily march log 0906] Difficult course at the entrance to Kanagawa Prefecture

  By liferoad.org on September 10, 2023 • ( 0 )

  

  0. Today’s photo is, after I personally wrote the cover titles of these collections of letters containing messages from citizens of Korea and Japan. 1. Mount Fuji seen through the window just before leaving my accommodation at dawn. 2. Arrive… Read More ›

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