michael perelman wrote: > So Japan does not have to build large prison complexes to house young > Koreans or does not have to contend with a large undeducated Korean or > untouchable class who are not give the opportunity to contribute to > society. > That reminds me, what is a Japanese pachinko parlor? Bruce Cumings says the pachinko parlor business is worth around $250 billion in Japan which is greater than the GNP of S. Korea. He also says that most Japanese pachinko's are owned by Koreans loyal to the North with over 1 billion dollars sent by these Koreans to the North every year.( Korea's Place in the Sun p 336). Sam Pawlett
