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[15] Matsui Yayori, "Kankoku-fujin no Ikita Michi" [The road a Korean woman took to live], Asahi Shinbun, evening edition, November 2, 1984, p. 5. At the time of Matsui's interview, the woman lived in Thailand. Although the article included a photo of her visiting her family in Korea in 1984, it did not mention her name.

[16] For Yun's activities, see George Hicks, The Comfort Women: Japan's Brutal Regime of Enforced Prostitution in the Second World War (NY: W. W. Norton & Company, 1994), pp. 173-178.

[17] In the next few years, approximately two hundred Korean former comfort women followed in Kim's footsteps.

[18] Kaiho Shuppansha ed., Kim Hakusun-san no Shogen: "Jugun Ianfu Mondai" o Tou [The testimony of Kim Hak-soon: An inquiry into the issue of comfort women] (Osaka: Kaiho Shuppansha, 1993), pp. 3-4.

[19] For further discussion, see Nozaki, "Feminism, Nationalism, and the Japanese Textbook Controversy over 'Comfort Women.'"

[20] Two excellent book length historical studies on comfort women have also been published in English: Yoshimi Yoshiaki, Comfort Women: Sexual Slavery in the Japanese Military during World War II, S. O'Brien, Translator (NY: Columbia University Press, 2000) (Original work published 1995); and Yuki Tanaka, Japan's Comfort Women: Sexual Slavery and Prostitution during World War II and the US Occupation (London: Routledge, 2002).

[21] Yoshimi, Comfort Women, p. 29.

[22] See, for example, Louise White, "Prostitution in Nairobi during World War II, 1939-45," in The Comforts of Home: Prostitution in Colonial Nairobi (Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1990), pp. 147-184. See also Tanaka, Japan's Comfort Women, pp. 84-132.

[23] Tanaka, Japan's Comfort Women, pp. 180-181.

[24] See Yoshiko Nozaki, "Japanese Politics and the History Textbook Controversy, 1982-2001," International Journal of Educational Research, (2003), 37(6&7): 603-622.

[25] In several cases their criticisms of historical research turned out to be due to their own errors because of their lack of expert knowledge on the subject. Right-wing nationalists have published numerous volumes and articles on the comfort women issue in the 1990s. For example, Uesugi Chitoshi, Kensho "Jugun Inanfu": Jugun Ianfu Mondai Nyumon [The verification of the "war comfort women": An introduction to the issue of war comfort women], revised and enlarged edition (Tokyo: Zenbosha, 1996).

[26] Yoshimi Yoshiaki and Kawada Fumiko, eds.,"Jugun ianfu" o meguru sanju no uso to shinjitsu [Thirty lies and truths surrounding "war comfort women"] (Tokyo: Otsuki Shoten, 1997), pp. 9-10.

[27] For example, Yoshida Seiji, Chosenjin Ianfu to Nihonjin: Moto Shimonoseki Rohodoinbucho no Shuki [Korean comfort women and the Japanese: Former Shimonoseki  labor conscription manager's memoir] (Tokyo: Shin Jinbutsu Oraisha, 1977) and Watashi no Senso Hanzai: Chosenjin Kyosei Renko [My war crimes: Taking Koreans by force] (Tokyo: San'ichi Shobo, 1983). In these volumes, Yoshida "confessed" his use of deception and coercion in recruitment of Korean women for the comfort system as an officer at an employment bureau in Shimonoseki, Japan. The employment bureau offices during the war were involved in local labor conscription. Yoshida has not responded to the charges brought against him by the nationalists.

[28] Yoshimi and Kawada, "Jugun ianfu," pp. 63-65.

[29] Yoshimi and Kawada, "Jugun ianfu," pp. 22-24. To be sure, there are several non-Japanese official documents, which refer to the facts that the women were taken by force by the Japanese authorities.

[30] Yoshimi and Kawada, "Jugun ianfu," pp. 20-31.

[31] Ueno Chizuko, "Kioku no Seijigaku: Kokumin, Kojin, Watashi" [The politics of memory: Nation, individuals, and I], Impaction, (1997), 103: 154-174. In Japan, jissho-shugi is a historical research paradigm that asks verification by empirical evidence (historical sources), which may not be exactly the same thing as positivism in Western historical studies. The article is one of the first that Ueno published on the topic. In subsequent publications on the same topic, Ueno has revised her description of the progressive and feminist historians slightly to represent them in a more positive light.

[32] Ueno "Kioku no Seijigaku," p. 159.

[33] To be sure, Yoshimi's research proved "the military involvement." The facts concerning the women and kyosei-renko (taken by force) are in dispute here, but Ueno seems to lack that precise knowledge.

[34] Ueno, "Kioku no Seijigaku," p. 159.

[35] Ueno, "Kioku no Seijigaku," p. 159-166. Ueno Chizuko, "Jenda-shi to Rekishigaku no Hoho" [Gender history and the methods of history], in Nihon no Senso Sekinin Shiryo Senta, ed., Simpozium Nashonarizumu to "Ianfu" Mondai (Tokyo: Aoki Shoten, 1998), p. 30.

[36] Yoshimi Yoshiaki, "'Jyugun Ianfu' Mondai to Rekishizo: Ueno Chizuko-shi ni Kotaeru" [The issue of "comfort women" and the view on history: Responding to Ueno Chizuko], in Nihon no Senso Sekinin Shiryo Senta, Simpozium Nashonarizumu, p. 123-142.

[37] Yoshimi, "'Jyugun Ianfu' Mondai," pp. 128-130.

[38] Yoshimi, "'Jyugun Ianfu' Mondai," p. 130.

[39] Yoshimi, "'Jyugun Ianfu' Mondai," p. 131.

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