Yuki Tanaka's Japan's Comfort Women

Yukinori Tanaka's "comfort women in Japan" is a commentary on Japanese comfort women - sexual slavery and prostitution during World War II and American profession of Yuki Tanaka. This book was published by Routledge in 2002. This book is a "comfort station" founded by the Japanese Army during World War II and includes thousands of Japanese, Koreans, Chinese, and other Asian nations organized sexual violence and prostitution It targets people and European women. Victims When I first entered this book, I found the origin of Comfort Station

This comment is developed mainly based on excessive emphasis on Yukinori Tanaka's "sex" theory, but does not discuss "slavery". Tanaka 's attitude to the comfort women problem depends on the relationship between war and sex. This relationship means the universality of certain features of the comfort system, or the characteristics of military prostitution utilized by at least all countries. By examining the structure of his book and the technical terms he uses, Tanaka is aiming to investigate certain kinds of war experiences and the old generation of World War II from Japan, the United States and Australia I kept silence. Essentially, Tanaka relies heavily on aspects of "gender". Among them, A. Hamish Ion pointed out that "the problem of mind is slavery rather than sex."

Since December 1991, the problem of comfort women is a controversial topic, and Kim Hak-sung and several other Korean women filed a lawsuit seeking compensation of the Japanese government as former "comfort women". There is no doubt that there are a huge number of literature on the problems of Japanese and American scholars. In addition, the media has also explained many different perspectives being discussed from today. However, Tanaka Tanaka conducted an interesting analysis on the Japanese comfort system in his book "Japanese comfort women - sexual slavery during World War II and Prostitution and American occupation." He began talking about his father and uncle being part of the Kwantung army; one of many groups who joined the comfort system. Mr. Tanaka stated that Japanese soldiers are not "monsters" but rather average and mediocre people, their participation is not "malicious collective conspiracy" but "individual choice".