present the Zainichi experience from a Zainichi director was the 1975 film River of the Stranger by Lee Hak-in. Zainichi director Sai Yoichi's All Under the Moon was the first to receive critical acclaim, earning several best film awards in 1993. In 2000, Zainichi author Kazuki Kaneshiro's Naoki Prize winning book Go would be made into a popular film of the same name, and Zainichi director Lee Sang-il would release his first film, Chong. Yang Yong-hi would be the first to address the Chongryon experience, with her documentary Dear Pyongyang in 2005. Korean American creatives have used the Zainichi experience to parse their own experience as part of the greater Korean diaspora, with films such as Benson Lee's 2016 film Seoul Searching, and author Min Jin Lee's 2017 novel Pachinko, which has been made into a limited series of the same name by Apple TV+. Notable people See also Koreatowns in Japan Sōshi-kaimei Kantō Massacre Shinano River incident Demography of Japan Ethnic issues in Japan Japan–Korea disputes List of Koreans in Japan History of Japan–Korea relations Anti-Korean sentiment in Japan Hanshin Education Incident Koma Shrine Koryo-Saram Other ethnic groups in Japan Ryukyuan people Ainu people Yamato people References Further reading External links FCCJ (The Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan) Mr. Suganuma of former Public Security Investigation Agency tells it about Zainichi Korean (Japanese, English) South Korean Residents Union in Japan (Mindan) (Korean, Japanese, English) History of Mindan (English) Online Newspaper covering Zainichi Korean and Mindan (English) The Federation of Korean Associations, Japan (Korean, Japanese) North Korean Residents Union in Japan (Joseon Chongryon) (Korean, Japanese) Selection of articles on Koreans in Japan from pro-DPRK "People's Korea" The Han World – a site for Korean residents in Japan. The Self-Identities of Zainichi Koreans – a paper on Zainichi. MINTOHREN: Young Koreans Against Ethnic Discrimination in Japan Panel discussion in San Francisco Nichi Bei Times Article Testing Tolerance: Fallout from North Korea's Nuclear Program Hits Minorities in Japan article from The Common Language Project Japan Times: "Young 'Zainichi' Koreans look beyond Chongryon ideology" "From Korea to Kyoto; Chapter One of Community, Democracy, and Performance: the Urban Practice of Kyoto's Higashi-Kujo Madang Migration patterns of Korean residents in Ikuno ward, Osaka ― Japanese Journal of Human Geography (人文地理) Ethnic groups in Japan Immigration to Japan Japan–Korea relations