There are people who remember that Korea and Taiwan took part in Koshien (Japan’s national high school baseball tournament) several commemorative times after the war.
There are people who remember that Korea and Taiwan took part in Koshien (Japan’s national high school baseball tournament) several commemorative times after the war. There are also reports from people who remember a Korean school in Japan taking part. ○ As for Syngman Rhee (the first president of South Korea) seizing Takeshima by force, it used to be that this happened before the Korean War, and that North Korea, seeing the occupation of Takeshima, moved south and thus the Korean War broke out, and yet back when Naoto Kan was prime minister it got rewritten into: Rhee fired on Japanese fishing boats and seized thousands of them during the Korean War, and the landing happened after the war; and all printed matter suddenly switched to that version just like that, and a professor at the University of Tsukuba indirectly raised a ruckus that South Korea’s recent historical falsification operations were beyond the pale, but since it’s the Back to the Future phenomenon, they couldn’t definitively say whether the parties used a time machine, and so it all got left vague, or so the story goes. Also, the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea (the predecessor body of today’s South Korean government) is now said to have been under the umbrella of the Chinese Nationalist Party (the predecessor body of today’s Taiwanese government), established in Shanghai with their support, and after the outbreak of the Second Sino-Japanese War to have been located in Chongqing together with the Nationalists, and that story that they were just a group of smut-book sellers hawking porn mags is something people have stopped saying much of lately, and you don’t hear it much anymore. That said, it seems at least that the fact that Syngman Rhee was in America the whole time hasn’t changed. You also see fewer instances of that crackpot theory that Hangul was made by the Japanese. There are a great many people who feel that South Korea suddenly popped into existence around the time of…
This case is part of the Mandela Effect case database based on "The Window of Opportunity: A Guidepost to the Mandela Effect — The Ultra-Secret X-Files" by Aoyama Takuto.