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As a tragic example of the current situation of the Chongryon community and their families, there is Yasuo Hayashi (Lim Tae-nam), a Korean Zainichi who was one of the main culprits in the Tokyo subway sarin gas attack by Aum Shinrikyo. Yasuo's father was a North Korean secret agent from the Jochongryeon faction, and was already marked by the Japanese police all the time. Yasuo, who did not know that he was a Korean in Japan until middle school, always despised Koreans in Japan, but when he found out that his father was a North Korean agent and that he was a Korean, he was shocked by his own hypocrisy of despising Koreans in Japan until now. and felt disgusted. Afterwards, he suffered the death of his father while studying electrical engineering at Kokakuin University [38], and after graduating from college, he wandered around the world and joined the Aum Shinrikyo organization.

Even within the church, he was in a position such as a driver, and he was suspected of being a spy by Shoko Asahara. In the end, he became involved in the Tokyo incident and to prove his loyalty, he carried three sarin gas solutions instead of others carrying only one bag and pierced more holes. Most of the victims occurred. After this, he was considered one of the most dangerous fugitives during his life on the run for more than a year, and was eventually caught and sentenced to death in 1996. The death penalty was carried out in 2018, more than 20 years later.

At that time, GHQ (Allied Powers Supreme Headquarters) allowed Koreans to return home after the war and placed a limit on the amount of property they could take upon returning home. Many Japanese did not follow this order, and even after the war ended, there were cases of Korean workers who were still exploited in Japanese factories or farmlands. I chose to live in Japan.[39]

Beginning in 1952, the Japanese government enacted Article 14 of the 'Foreigner Registration Act' to force Korean residents in Japan to have their fingerprints stamped. The principle is to renew for three years, and in case of violation, imprisonment for up to one year or imprisonment and a fine of 30,000 yen are required. However, as time passed, it was pointed out that it was a means of monitoring and controlling foreigners, and in September 1980, 1st-generation Korean Jong-seok Han refused to take fingerprints at the Shinjuku Ward Office, and the 2nd generation also joined in and started a 'fingerprint refusal movement' to the government. They called for the abolition and held a trial. In the end, the Japanese government eased the fingerprinting cycle to five years in 1982 and once in 1987, respectively, and completely abolished it in 1993.

Zainichi Koreans who have now resettled in Korea currently live mainly in Jeju Island and Gyeongsang Province. It can be said that these descendants have been assimilated into Korea today. And he is fluent in both Korean and Japanese.[40] Still, some of them are still unable to adapt to Korean society and suffer. However, the generation after the 1990s has a stronger identity as a Korean than the previous generation.

It has been argued that the history of Koreans in Japan who have taken the lead in helping their motherland from liberation to the present should be published in elementary, middle and high school textbooks. #