The Korean minority people have lived in Japan for almost a century.They were produced by the Japanese Imperialism. The Korean minority problem in Japan, therefore, is one of some aspects in the course of the development of Capitalism in modern Japan.
We can generally think that this problem is broadly divided into two stages, the first stage is before the World War 2, and the second is after that. Recently, the population of the second and the third generation in the Korean minority people in Japan increased, and the crisis of the ethnic identity seems to arise among them.
So, the Korean minority problem in Japan has not only the historical context, but also the contemporary significance. Nevertheless, it has not sufficiently been researched in social sciences yet.
I consider this problem from the interrelationbetweentheKorean minority peple and the Japanese majority people in Japan. Here, I pick up and use three sociological perspectives, minority, marginal man and identity, and begin to research the Korean minority problem in Japan.
By means of marginal man theory, I can see to examine some of the Japanese who have any relations with the Korean. Generally speaking, though no one of these perspectives cannot perfectly catch the totality of this problem, it is evident that each perspectives successfully illustractes certain characteristics of this problem today.
That is my understanding in this preparatory study. So, it is said that this indicates variety of the Korean minority problem in Japan today.
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