Aging Japanese Women Find a Resigned Solace in South Korea - The New York Times
Choe Sang-Hun
A South Korean philanthropist named Kim was operating orphanages in Gyeongju in southeastern South Korea when he traveled to Japan and saw what looked like Korean women protesting in front of the Japanese emperor’s palace.
['A', 'South', 'Korean', 'philanthropist', 'named', 'Kim', 'was', 'operating', 'orphanages', 'in', 'Gyeongju', 'in', 'southeastern', 'South', 'Korea', 'when', 'he', 'traveled', 'to', 'Japan', 'and', 'saw', 'what', 'looked', 'like', 'Korean', 'women', 'protesting', 'in', 'front', 'of', 'the', 'Japanese', 'emperor’s', 'palace.']