Korean-Japanese Students Joint Symposium at Korea University

Yasue Erikawa
June 23, 1970

CARP members were attacked by the red-students of Musashino Art University in Tokyo city

There is no denying the fact that the lifting up of student power and communism are a great menace to the peace and freedom of the entire world, particularly to the existence of Asian countries.

Under such a serious situation, on June 23, there was opened the Korean-Japanese Students Joint Symposium on Communistic Problems at the Auditorium of Korea University with the presence of a 500 plus audience, including 14 J-CARP (Japanese Collegiate Association of Research for Principles) members under the auspices of K-CARP.

In this symposium, there were studied Japanese economic diplomacy in relation to the so-called four principles by Chou En Lai, Red Chinese Premier, critique on the leftist student movement in Japan, and the Korean student's movement. A written declaration was adopted for further positive systematic cooperation between both Korean and Japanese students and for the forerunners in the movement for victory over communism based on the Divine Principles.

Miss Erikawa's Speaking for Korean-Japanese Students Joint Symposium at Korea University in Korea

The theme lecturers alike proved the greatness of the Divine Principles.

Mr. Kim Duk Soo, a student of Korea University protested that there might be no expectation of a sound movement for world peace or so-called saving the nation without any background of steadfast theory, and nothing but the Divine principles in the world could be the theory and the truth.

Mr. Suzuki, a student of Waseda University said "The theoretical basis of the movement for victory over communism in Japanese universities has been originated from the Divine Principles in Korea. The leftist student movement in Japan is under the control of Japanese Communist party and AJC (Anti-Japanese Communist) party. 71 colleges or universities went on strikes, due to their violence last year.

Their violent behavior has come to be the target of national criticism. Communism, which has cultivated such violent students, should be severely impeached.

Life is open to menace in the anti-communist movement in Japan. But the movement for victory over communism is now gradual strengthening and autonomies of 10 of 71 universities under the command of Zengakuren (Japanese leftist students group) were transferred to CARP (Collegiate Association of Research for Principles)"

Mr. Akazawa, a student of Tokyo University said that Japanese policy and the four principles by Chou En Lai were unpermitted from a moral point of view and the principles by the Red Chinese premier is aiming at the scaffold for the Bolshevization of south eastern Asia by means of making political and financial fields in Japan divided into procommunist and anticommunist blocs. He protested that for the frustration of the communist plot, nothing other than strengthening anticommunist movement by both countries was urgently required and the readjustment of Japanese policy, Japanese politics from economy should be its premise.

Mr. No Byung Woo, a Korea University student said that Japanese agreement to the four principles could be no other than hallucination and she should not give up her leading role for the pursuance of impending profit since it would necessarily bring forth the crisis of the obstruction of Asia.