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Railway network was key to Japanese army's control of Korea 09/28/2007 BY AKIRA NAKANO,THE ASAHI SHIMBUN When I got off the train, a sign on the platform informed me that Seoul lies 56 kilometers to the south and Pyongyang 205 km to the north. Dorasan, the northernmost station in South Korea on the Gyeongui Line, was constructed five years ago. This view was taken in Paju City. (AKIRA NAKANO) A..

Takeshima islets, an issue where ethnic pride still rules the day 09/28/2007 BY KOICHI KOSUGE,THE ASAHI SHIMBUN Japan and South Korea continue to fiercely dispute ownership of this group of remote, rocky islets in the Sea of Japan (called the East Sea in South Korea). Japan's colonizing history has cast dark shadows over the issue. In 1946, following Japan's defeat in World War II, the General H..

Prof probes 'grammar control' Midori Matsuzawa Daily Yomiuri Staff Writer Now a professor at Fukuyama Heisei University in Hiroshima Prefecture, Toshiaki Ozasa once served as the principal of Hiroshima University's affiliated high school. In that role, he says, he might have been questioned by the then Education Ministry if his school's entrance exam had included an English sentence like the fol..