PCPSD

noun, uncountable
the abbreviation of post-colonial possession stress disorder
an illness which can develop after a colonial possession of another country
These pictures by junior high school students in Seoul show PCPSD symptoms.
by Adamo-chan August 13, 2005
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comfort woman

also Gisang
noun, countable
a Korean woman who earns money by having sex with people
A Korean comfort woman trafficker lied to me that he ran his own business when he urged me to come to Japan.
by Adamo-chan July 17, 2005
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Mt. Rainier Caffe Latte

the brand of Seattle-style concept packaged espresso beverages from Morinaga Milk Industry Co.,Ltd in Japan
Morinaga: Enjoy Mt.Rainier Caffe Latte at Starbucks Coffee shops in Japan!
Schultz: ???
by Adamo-chan August 22, 2005
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Gisang

also comfort woman
noun, countable
a Korean woman who earns money by having sex with people
A Korean Gisang trafficker lied to me that he ran his own business when he urged me to come to Japan.
by Adamo-chan July 17, 2005
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Yasukuni

noun, countable
the Yasukuni
a secret office in the headquarters of the Chinese Communist Party in Beijing where a secret apparatus works on producing and spreading patriotic propaganda in order to manipulate public opinion into venting growing discontent with the internal affairs on anti-Japanese sentiment.
The wave of anti-Japanese sentiment has been manipulated by the Yasukuni from the very beginning.
by Adamo-chan August 15, 2005
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aigo

interjection
pronunciation: "i.e. go"
used when someone of Korea descent begs for help, forgiveness, mercy, etc
"Aigo!, Soviet's invading Korea."
"Aigo!, will Japan defend Korea?"
Hence, Korea was annexed to Japan in 1905. Aigo!
by Adamo-chan September 12, 2005
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Zainichi

za-i-ni-chi noun, plural, countable
Koreans being residing in Japan are referred to as Zainichi.
During the Japanese occupation of the Korean peninsula in the period 1910-1945, Zainichi came to Japan to seek a better life. They abandoned thier own country due to the Cold War between the United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics or the Korean War broke out in 1950 although the General Headquarters in Japan ordered them to return to Korea in 1945.
by Adamo-chan June 24, 2005
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