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UNESCO urges Japan to let world know of Hashima Island's brutal history - Duration: 1:56.
In other news...
Japan's Hashima Island is where hundreds of Korean workers were forced to toil in coal
mines.
While Tokyo has failed to implement its promise to let the world know of the island's brutal
history,...
UNESCO urged Japan to inform the world and seek dialogue with South Korea regarding the
matter.
Kim Hyo-sun tells us more.
UNESCO has urged Japan to tell the world about the brutality committed against the forced
laborers of Korea who worked on Japan's Hashima Island during its colonial rule of the Korean
Peninsula from 1910 to 1945.
The decision came at UNESCO's 42nd session of the World Heritage Committee on Wednesday,...
during which the international body reviewed the follow-up measures promised by Japan when
its 23 industrial facilities including those on Hashima Island, which is located off the
coast of Nagasaki in southern Japan, were registered as World Cultural Heritage sites
back in 2015.
Tokyo promised to inform the world about the dark side of Hashima's history.
Yet, the fortress-like island which attracts thousands of visitors annually,... is only
introduced as a coal mine that was opened in the 1940s.
And breaking the promise it made to UNESCO,... Japan dropped the word "forced" when referring
to those who worked on the island, falsely saying that Koreans provided "voluntary help."
UNESCO called for the faithful implementation of its recommendations,... while urging Japan
and South Korea to engage in dialogue on the issue.
Seoul's foreign ministry called such decision "meaningful,"... adding it will continue to
seek dialogue with Tokyo as well as the international community.
The South Korean government's report says about 500 to 800 Koreans are estimated to
have been forced to work under harsh conditions on the island,... and over one-hundred died
from malnutrition or accidents.
Kim Hyo-sun, Arirang News.
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180628 EXO (엑소) At GMP Airport Heading To Tokyo, Japan - Duration: 3:21.
180628 EXO (엑소) At GMP Airport Heading To Tokyo, Japan
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UNESCO urges Japan to let world know of Hashima Island's brutal history - Duration: 1:54.
In other news...
Japan's Hashima Island is where hundreds of Korean workers were forced to toil in coal
mines.
While Tokyo has failed to implement its promise to let the world know of the island's brutal
history,...
UNESCO urged Japan to inform the world and seek dialogue with South Korea regarding the
matter.
Kim Hyo-sun has this story.
UNESCO has urged Japan to tell the world about the brutality committed against the forced
laborers of Korea who worked on Japan's Hashima Island during its colonial rule of the Korean
Peninsula from 1910 to 1945.
The decision came at UNESCO's 42nd session of the World Heritage Committee on Wednesday,...
during which the international body reviewed the follow-up measures promised by Japan when
its 23 industrial facilities including those on Hashima Island, which is located off the
coast of Nagasaki in southern Japan, were registered as World Cultural Heritage sites
back in 2015.
Tokyo promised to inform the world about the dark side of Hashima's history.
Yet, the fortress-like island which attracts thousands of visitors annually,... is only
introduced as a coal mine that was opened in the 1940s.
And breaking the promise it made to UNESCO,... Japan dropped the word "forced" when referring
to those who worked on the island, falsely saying that Koreans provided "voluntary help."
UNESCO called for the faithful implementation of its recommendations,... while urging Japan
and South Korea to engage in dialogue on the issue.
Seoul's foreign ministry called such decision "meaningful,"... adding it will continue to
seek dialogue with Tokyo as well as the international community.
The South Korean government's report says about 500 to 800 Koreans are estimated to
have been forced to work under harsh conditions on the island,... and over one-hundred died
from malnutrition or accidents.
Kim Hyo-sun, Arirang News.
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[VIET/ENG/JAPAN SUB] BTS News in LA (Behind the mission) - Duration: 13:39.
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UNESCO urges Japan to let world know of Hashima Island's brutal history - Duration: 2:00.
In the first half of the twentieth century, the Japanese Empire forced hundreds of Koreans
to do hard labor on Japan's Hashima Island.
Tokyo had promised a few years ago when Hashima was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site...
that it would tell the world about that dark period in the island's history
But it has failed to do that.
Now UNESCO has urged Japan to follow through on that promise and seek dialogue on the matter
with South Korea Kim Hyo-sun has this story.
UNESCO has urged Japan to tell the world about the brutality committed against the forced
laborers of Korea who worked on Japan's Hashima Island during its colonial rule of the Korean
Peninsula from 1910 to 1945.
The decision came at UNESCO's 42nd session of the World Heritage Committee on Wednesday,...
during which the international body reviewed the follow-up measures promised by Japan when
its 23 industrial facilities including those on Hashima Island, which is located off the
coast of Nagasaki in southern Japan, were registered as World Cultural Heritage sites
back in 2015.
Tokyo promised to inform the world about the dark side of Hashima's history.
Yet, the fortress-like island which attracts thousands of visitors annually,... is only
introduced as a coal mine that was opened in the 1940s.
And breaking the promise it made to UNESCO,... Japan dropped the word "forced" when referring
to those who worked on the island, falsely saying that Koreans provided "voluntary help."
UNESCO called for the faithful implementation of its recommendations,... while urging Japan
and South Korea to engage in dialogue on the issue.
Seoul's foreign ministry called such decision "meaningful,"... adding it will continue to
seek dialogue with Tokyo as well as the international community.
The South Korean government's report says about 500 to 800 Koreans are estimated to
have been forced to work under harsh conditions on the island,... and over one-hundred died
from malnutrition or accidents.
Kim Hyo-sun, Arirang News.
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FIFA World Cup 2018™: Japan's Inventive 4-2-3-1 - Duration: 4:16.
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Stressful last day in Japan - Duration: 13:49.
thank you so much Mr Ooyama
you really are a life saviour
everyone, you have to come to Ishibashi Gakki in Shinsaibashi
please come and look for Mr Ooyama
he's the nicest ever
he seriously is a life saviour
please come to Ishibashi Gakki
I'm advertising for Ishibashi Gakki
there's lots of instrument stores
you can only come to Ishibashi Gakki
look at the amount of acoustic guitars they have
look look look
there's so much
this is where I met my baby over here
I can do muscle training with this
our food's here!
over here we have some..
dumplings and dim sum
there's like a soup dumpling thing
not too sure
spring rolls
miso soup? wakame soup?
this one looks interesting
fried shirasu?
the famous lo ba beng(?)
let's dig in
is this supposed to look like this?
it looks different in Australia
chee chong fan
it's similar
it looks something like that
really?
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超有名な外国人YouTuberとイギリスでデート 【Feat. Abroad in Japan】 - Duration: 10:04.
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UNESCO urges Japan to let world know of Hashima Island's brutal history - Duration: 1:58.
In other news...
Japan's Hashima Island is where hundreds of Koreans workers were forced to toil in coal
mines.
While Tokyo has failed to implement its promise to let the world know of the island's brutal
history,...
UNESCO urged Japan to inform the world and seek dialogue with South Korea regarding the
matter.
Kim Hyo-sun tells us more.
UNESCO has urged Japan to tell the world about the brutality committed against the forced
laborers of Korea who worked on Japan's Hashima Island during its colonial rule of the Korean
Peninsula from 1910 to 1945.
The decision came at UNESCO's 42nd session of the World Heritage Committee on Wednesday,...
during which the international body reviewed the follow-up measures promised by Japan when
its 23 industrial facilities including those on Hashima Island, which is located off the
coast of Nagasaki in southern Japan, were registered as World Cultural Heritage sites
back in 2015.
Tokyo promised to inform the world about the dark side of Hashima's history.
Yet, the fortress-like island which attracts thousands of visitors annually,... is only
introduced as a coal mine that was opened in the 1940s.
And breaking the promise it made to UNESCO,... Japan dropped the word "forced" when referring
to those who worked on the island, falsely saying that Koreans provided "voluntary help."
UNESCO called for the faithful implementation of its recommendations,... while urging Japan
and South Korea to engage in dialogue on the issue.
Seoul's foreign ministry called such decision "meaningful,"... adding it will continue to
seek dialogue with Tokyo as well as the international community.
The South Korean government's report says about 500 to 800 Koreans are estimated to
have been forced to work under harsh conditions on the island,... and over one-hundred died
from malnutrition or accidents.
Kim Hyo-sun, Arirang News.
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Woman Becomes Youngest Town Mayor in Japan - Duration: 0:49.
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World Cup 2018: Preview: Japan v Poland - Duration: 3:08.
World Cup 2018: Preview: Japan v Poland
Japan are within touching distance of reaching the knockout phase of the FIFA World Cup™ for the third time in their history.
A draw against Poland will guarantee the Samurai Blue qualification from the group stage, while depending on other results, even defeat at the Volgograd Arena could grant the Japanese a spot in the Round of 16.
However, both players and coach alike are united in their conviction not to set out for a draw.
"Four points from two games is a decent result, but we haven't achieved anything yet," said captain Makoto Hasebe.
"When we step out on to that pitch, we have to think solely about winning.
You won't get the result when you hope that a draw will be enough.".
Poland are already going home from the tournament, but Adam Nawalka's side will not want to leave Russia with zero points on the board.
The Polish will do everything they can to make life difficult for Japan, as Robert Lewandowski, the leading marksman in European qualification, attempts to score his first goal at Russia 2018.
The team just needs a draw with Poland to qualify for the Round of 16, but there is no doubt the Samurai Blue will play at full throttle and try to get three points, avoiding any risks.
The coach Akira Nishino will probably start the same line-up as in the previous two matches.
The scorer of the key goal against Senegal, Keisuke Honda, is still viewed as the trump card and will most likely come off the bench.
If Poland fail to win against Japan, it will be their worst ever performance at a World Cup.
In 2002 and 2006, the team had also spurned their chances of qualification for the knockout rounds after two matches, but in both cases managed to win their final group-stage game.
A few changes are expected in the starting line-up, including potentially Lukasz Fabianski instead of Wojciech Szczesny in goal.
Japan (19) hold the World Cup record for most matches played at the tournament without ever receiving a red card.
Prior to the 2018 edition, the record was held by Colombia (18), but their run was ended by Carlos Sanchez's sending off in the third minute of their opening fixture against Japan.
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高畑充希が本気で歌うX JAPANの名曲「紅」が「かっこよすぎる！」と話題｜E-TALENTBANK co.,ltd. - Duration: 0:53.
26日に公開されたNTTドコモの新CMが、オンエア開始早々大きな話題になってい 。 「紅の空に篇」と題したCMの中で女優の高畑充希が、あのX JAPANの 紅」を港で熱唱しており、その素晴らしい歌唱力もさることながら、CMの中で発揮され 、あのあまりにも有名なサビの威力が"神がかっている"と絶賛の声が相次いでおり、T itterでは「歌上手いね〜」「 XJAPANファンからしたら嬉しいです」「高畑 んの歌声やっぱり迫力あって好きです」「演技だけじゃなく歌も自由自在だね」「紅をチ イスしたdocomoもやるなー」「高畑充希ちゃんかっこよすぎる！」などのコメント 数多く投稿されている
もはや、言わずと知れた名曲「紅」。この「紅」をはじめとする、これまで世に出た JAPANの曲はそれほど多くないが、「Endless Rain」「Tears」 Rusty Nail」「Forever Love」と、どれもが名曲と呼ばれる大ヒ ト曲ばかりであり、この打率の高さはやはり、作詞・作曲を手掛けるYOSHIKIの、 まれ持った作曲能力の表れではないだろうか
現在、X JAPANの22年ぶりとなるニューアルバムのリリースが、いよいよ間 に迫っているという噂が世界的にも話題になっている。
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Is Japan colonising an ASTEROID? Space agency to land probe 180million miles away - Duration: 5:25.
The Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has sent a probe millions of miles into space to attempt to land on the space rock dubbed "Ryugu"
The Hayabusa2 ship is expected to reach the asteroid today. And now conspiracists believe they are testing to see whether inhabiting the rock in the future is a possibility
One channel, , uploaded a video questioning whether the Japanese are hiding the truth
Tyler Glockner, who runs the page, speculated that the space experts are up to something bigger than they're letting off
Since he uploaded the clip earlier today, it has already racked up more than 62,000 hits
And viewers were quick to add their own opinions. "It doesn't look natural at all," one viewer claimed
Before another added: "They will probably try to colonise it." And a third stated: "The Japanese are up to something
" Top Facts About Asteroids Asteroids are small, rocky objects that orbit the Sun
The first asteroid was Ceres, discovered by Giuseppe Piazzi in 1801. There are currently over 600,000 known asteroids in our solar system
Most asteroids are found orbiting in the Asteroid Belt, a series of rings located between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter
1 / 10 Getty Images There are Millions of Asteroids in the solar system, usually found in the Asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, however those in that pass the Earth are called Near-Earth objects Hayabusa2 left Earth on December 3, 2014, to study the asteroid as scientists believe it may contain trace amounts of primordial water and organic matter from the birth of our solar system
Should these be found, it could help to answer questions about how life started on Earth
Despite originally appearing round, Ryugu was found to be diamond-shaped. Mission principal investigator Seiji Sugita said in a statement on Friday that their predictions on its structure have changed over time
EPIC apocalyptic asteroid impact craters Conspiracy theorists claim the Earth is due a direct hit with an asteroid
Here's some extraordinary impact craters caused by alien objects 1 / 14 Getty Images Eastern Russia's Lake El'gygytgyn, which sits inside a small asteroid impact crater He said: "As we approached Ryugu and were able to distinguish individual features in the asteroid's topology, it became clear that Ryugu has a land of rich terrain
"Numerous clusters of rock roll on the surface. Among these, a large rocky mass (about 150 meters [490 feet] across) stands out on the upper part of Ryugu due to its brighter colour
"The belt-shaped ring of peaks that surround the equator are also slightly brighter than their surroundings
"This colour difference may reflect a difference in material composition and the size of the particles that form the rock
"We can also see many sunken regions that look like craters. These depressions may have been made in collisions with other celestial bodies
A structure that looks like a grove is also visible."
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Japan in World War I | The 20th century | World history | Khan Academy Hebrew - Duration: 3:54.
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NICE Japan's offside trap is one of the most pleasing things we've seen at the World Cup so far - Duration: 2:15.
NICE Japan's offside trap is one of the most pleasing things we've seen at the World Cup so far
Up against Senegal in their Group H clash, the Japanese pulled off one of the best offside traps we've ever seen.
We're sure England fans were keeping an extra eye on Japan's clash with Senegal this afternoon.
The Three Lions secured passage to the next round with their brilliant 6-1 win over Panama earlier today, which means they'll definitely play against someone from Group H in the last 16; be it Japan, Senegal, Poland or Colombia.
And while nothing's certain, there's a strong chance it could be either Japan or Senegal following their 2-2 draw today, which means both teams are in control of their own fate.
Simply put, if they each win their last game of the group, then they're through to the last 16.
Goals from Liverpool's Sadio Mane and a late strike from Keisuke Honda were the highlights of the game, but one moment towards the end of the first-half has got everyone talking.
It's not everyday you hear fans raving about an offside trap.
After all, it's more something you'd expect a coach to appreciate.
But plenty of us were loving Japan's wonderful movement when defending a Senegal set-piece on the 44th minute, which saw the Japanese back-line move in unison to leave five Senegalese attackers in an offside position as the ball was whipped into the box.
The quick movement and understanding between the players was poetry in motion.
Honestly, we can't remember an offside trap executed with such precision – and it'll no doubt go down as one of the most pleasing things we'll see at this World Cup.
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Japan vs Poland Live Score, FIFA World Cup Live latest updates - Duration: 5:29.
Japan vs Poland Live Score, FIFA World Cup Live latest updates
Japan vs Poland Live Score, FIFA World Cup Live Updates: Poland suffered two defeats against Senegal and Colombia in their opening match and they are already out of the tournament.
But facing their final battle against Japan, the side will be hoping to pick up a consolation win before bowing out of the tournament.
Japan have been absolutely brilliant as they defeated Colombia in their opening game and then held Senegal to a 2-2 draw.
They will hope they can continue the same form and reach the Round of 16 without any troubles.
Catch Live score and updates as Japan and Poland face each other in Group H match.
It is only the second time Poland are facing an Asian opponent in World Cup finals.
They last met Korea Republic back in 2002 in which they lost 2-0.
Will they have the same result tonight?.
Japan focus on winning not drawing, says captain Makoto Hasebe.
Japan's only planning is for victory against already eliminated Poland and the Blue Samurai will not think about playing for a draw to qualify for the World Cup's knockout rounds, according to captain Makoto Hasebe.
Japan's 2-2 draw with Senegal on Sunday left them top of Group H but level on four points and goal difference with the Africans, with Colombia on three.
One point against Poland would be enough for Akira Nishino's side to reach the last 16 for the third time, regardless of what happens in the Colombia-Senegal match which will be played at the same time on Thursday.
"Japan are not the kind of team that can aim for a point and go and carry that plan out," Hasebe told Japanese media on Monday, on a sweltering day at their Kazan training base.
It is for the third time in Russia, that Poland have exited the World Cup tournament in the group stages itself.
They earlier finished in the group stages in 2002 and 2006.
Japan won both of their previous showdowns against Poland without conceding a goal.
Boh were friendly matches and the last one, which was held in Lodz in March 2002, ended 2-0 following goals from Hidetoshi Nakata and Naohiro Takahara.
Poland's fixture against Japan marks an exciting achievement for European football.
In this match, it will be for the 1000th time that a European nation will appear at the FIFA World Cup.
Poland are already out of the tournament but they want to leave the competition with a head held high.
Japan faced too many issues before the start of the tournament.
The coach was sacked and was replaced just two weeks before they travelled to Russia.
But the side which is packing experienced players has managed to restore faith among fans.
Japan defeated Colombia in their opening match and then went on to hold Senegal to a 2-2 draw.
Now up against Poland, the Asian nation just need to draw to make it to the knockout stages.
Can they get past Poland?.
Japan vs Poland Live Score, FIFA World Cup Live Streaming: Japan's only planning is for victory against already eliminated Poland and the Blue Samurai will not think about playing for a draw to qualify for the World Cup's knockout rounds, according to captain Makoto Hasebe.
Japan's 2-2 draw with Senegal on Sunday left them top of Group H but level on four points and goal difference with the Africans, with Colombia on three.
One point against Poland would be enough for Akira Nishino's side to reach the last 16 for the third time, regardless of what happens in the Colombia-Senegal match which will be played at the same time on Thursday.
"Japan are not the kind of team that can aim for a point and go and carry that plan out," Hasebe told Japanese media on Monday, on a sweltering day at their Kazan training base.
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World Cup 2018 - Japan vs Poland: All you need to know - Duration: 5:24.
Japan take on in their last group stage match as the Japanese side look to secure their spot in the round of 16
are out of the after any attempt to rekindle their chances of a last 16 qualification were shattered by Colombia
Japan currently sit top of Group H and will be hoping to defeat down and out and Co
smail provide you with everything you need to know for the 2018 clash Japan vs including how to watch, kick-off time, squads, stats and latest odds
When and what time can I watch in the UK? Japan vs takes place on Sunday 28th June at 3pm (BST) with starting line-ups expected to be announced a hour before kick-off
What time can I watch in the US? Our American audience will be able to catch Japan vs on Thursday 28th June at 10am (EST)
How can I watch Japan vs Poland? UK Channel BBC 2 BBC Iplayer US ChannelFOX / Telemundo Where is the Japan vs match happening?Volgograd Stadium will be the match venue for vs Colombia and has a capacity of 45,568
Volgograd Stadium's last match saw Saudi Arabia overturn Egypt lead from Mo Salah's goal to win 2-1
squad Bartosz Białkowski (Ipswich), Lukasz Fabianski (Swansea), Wojciech Szczesny (Juventus Turin)Jan Bednarek (Southampton), Bartosz Bereszynski (Sampdoria), Thiago Cionek (SPAL), Kamil Glik (Monaco), Lukasz Piszczek (Borussia Dortmund), Artur Jedrzejczyk (Legia Warsaw), Michal Pazdan (Legia Warsaw) Jakub Błaszczykowski (Wolfsburg), Jacek Goralski (Ludogorets), Kamil Grosicki (Hull), Grzegorz Krychowiak (West Bromwich Albion), Rafal Kurzawa (Gornik Zabrze), Karol Linetty (Sampdoria), Slawomir Peszko (Lechia Gdansk), Maciej Rybus (Lokomotiv Moscow), Piotr Zielinski (Napoli)Dawid Kownacki (Sampdoria), (Bayern Munich), Arkadiusz Milik (Napoli), Lukasz Teodorczyk (Anderlecht) Japan squad Eiji Kawashima (Metz), Masaaki Higashiguchi (Gamba Osaka), Kosuke Nakamura (Kashiwa Reysol) Yuto Nagatomo (Galatasaray), Tomoaki Makino (Urawa Reds), Wataru Endo (Urawa Reds), Maya Yoshida (Southampton), Hiroki Sakai (Marseille), Gotoku Sakai (Hamburg), Gen Shoji (Kashima Antlers), Naomichi Ueda (Kashima Antlers) Makoto Hasebe (Eintracht Frankfurt), Keisuke Honda (Pachuca), Takashi Inui (Eibar), Shinji Kagawa (Dortmund), Hotaru Yamaguchi (Cerezo Osaka), Genki Haraguchi (Fortuna Dusseldorf), Takashi Usami (Fortuna Dusseldorf), Gaku Shibasaki (Getafe), Ryota Oshima (Kawasaki Frontale) Shinji Okazaki (Leicester), Yuya Osako (Werder Bremen), Yoshinori Muto (Mainz) Japan and head-to-head statsJapan haven't faced in over 16 years but on the two occasions they met they won
27 March 2002 - International Friendly: 0-2 Japan19 February 1996 - Carlsberg Cup: Japan 5-0 Poland 2018: Japan vs Odds Latest Japan vs odds Winner:Japan - 13/8- 19/10Draw - 21/10 First Goalscorer: - 3/1Yuya Osako - 6/1Shinji Okazaki - 11/2 *Odds provided by Oddschecker 27/06/18
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