Japan and South Korea have agreed to cooperate over remains from the Chosei coal mine in Ube, Yamaguchi Prefecture, where workers from the Korean Peninsula were among the victims of a 1942 flooding, the Japan Times reports. Japan Times
The Japan TimesJapan and South Korea agree to cooperate over remains from undersea mineWorkers from the Korean Peninsula were among victims of a 1942 flooding at the Chosei coal mine in the city of Ube in Yamaguchi Prefecture.
What does this kind of cooperation mean for how both countries handle wartime history?
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