Part 1 Nagasaki

01 Where Their Breath Remains - Nagasaki Prison
02 The last 'love letter' sent by Uiyeoldan member Park Jae-hyeok - Nagasaki Port
03 Hell Island, a World Heritage Site - Gunhamdo and Gunhamdo Digital Museum
※ Eating Nagasaki Castella at Dejima Pier
04 For True Peace to Be Achieved - Hypocenter and the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum
※ At Urakami Cathedral and Dr. Nagai's house 'Yeogidang'
05 Reasons to Protect - Nagasaki Peace Museum
※ Standing on that hill and thinking about 'Kirishitan' - Japan's 26 Martyrs' Memorial Hall
※ Standing in front of Oura Cathedral
06 A Facilitator of Japan's Modernization: A Photo of the "Old Wolf" in His Home - Glover Garden
※ When you stand in front of the statue of Puccini and Madame Butterfly, the aria "One Fine Day" flows out.
※ A day at the hot springs is also nice - Island Nagasaki and Ankyung Bridge

Part 2 Fukuoka

01 The Last Place of Yun Dong-ju and Song Mong-gyu - Fukuoka Prison
02 The Sword That Assassinated Empress Myeongseong - Kushida Shrine and Seongbok Temple
※ About the pro-Japanese collaborator Woo Beom-seon and the patriot Go Yeong-geun
※ Traces of Baekje remaining in the old land - Mizuki Ruins
※ Time to encounter Kyushu's history - Dazaifu Government Office and Kyushu National Museum

Part 3 Shimonoseki

01 The Real Scene of the Movie "Herstory" - Yamaguchi District Court Shimonoseki Branch
02 The Great Footsteps of Our Ancestors Engraved in Shimonoseki - Landing Site of the Joseon Tongsinsa
※ Remembering the Joseon Tongsinsa at the crimson Akama Shrine
03 Why are you swayed by the fate of Joseon? - Sino-Japanese Peace Memorial Hall
※ Let's walk across the famous Kanmon Strait
04 Without understanding the two groups that led the Meiji Restoration - Choshu and Satsuma

Part 4 Hiroshima

01 Traces of Tragedy We Must Remember - Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and the Cenotaph for Korean Victims
02 Base for the invasion of Joseon - Hiroshima Imperial Headquarters in Hiroshima Castle

Part 5 Osaka

01 Osaka Castle: Where the World Hero Yun Bong-gil Spent His Last Month
※ Osaka Castle Keep and the 4th Division Headquarters Miraiza
02 〈Tree Frog in the Specimen Room〉 Yeom Sang-seop's declaration, "I declare independence at the risk of my life" - Tennoji Park
※ The place where the cries of the Korean people resonated - Osaka Central Public Hall
03 Where Did All Those Koreans Go? - Ikutama Park Underground Air-Raid Shelter and Osaka Army Arsenal
04 Drawing Joseon Youth Jo Myeong-ha - In an Alley in Osaka

Part 6 Kyoto

01 Why I Offered One Bottle of Alcohol, Seven Glasses of Alcohol - Kyoto Komudō
※ The eight characters engraved on the Hokoji bell are "National Peace and Security" and "Pungrak (the prosperity of the ruler and his subjects)".
02 Meeting the Beautiful Young Man Yun Dong-ju - Doshisha University
03 Kyoto Streets Filled with Their Breath - The Site of Yun Dong-ju and Song Mong-gyu's Boarding House
※ I wish I could walk around Kyoto University.
04 Joseon Dynasty's Jeongjomun's Obsession - Goryeo Art Museum
05 The Meiji Restoration - Kyoto Imperial Palace and Nijo Castle
※ The streets of the millennium capital are even more beautiful at night
06 Yun Dong-ju's Last Smile - Uji's Rain of Memory and Reconciliation
※ Let's drink green tea
07 In the Name of Koreans in Japan - Utoro Peace Memorial Hall
08 Generations of Struggle - Danba Manganese Memorial Hall

Part 7 Kanazawa

01 36.52540N 136.67260E, A Land You Can't Go to Now - Yun Bong-gil's Martyrdom Site
02 14 Years of Being Trampled Again - Yun Bong-gil's Secret Burial Site
※ Remembering the Guardian Park In-jo
03 The place where Yun Bong-gil spent his last night became a bathroom - Kanazawa Castle
※ Walking through Kanazawa Castle and Kenrokuen Garden while looking at a map from the 1930s
04 The mural the young artist truly wanted to paint… - The site of Yun Bong-gil's remains
※ World-class hero Yun Bong-gil falls asleep with Baek Jeong-gi and Lee Bong-chang.
05 In memory of the young Yun Bong-gil - Kanazawa Yun Bong-gil Memorial Hall
06 Reasons for Concerns about Far-Right Movements - Kanazawa Monument to the Greater East Asia War

Part 8 Tokyo

01 Yang Geun-hwan's Betrayal of Pro-Japanese Collaborator Min Won-sik - Tokyo Station Hotel
02 Kim Ji-seop's Beggar Throws a Bomb at the Emperor - Lee Jung-gyo
03 Lee Bong-chang's suicide bombing of the Emperor - in front of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department headquarters
04 A scene where it's a shame to even offer a drink - The martyrdom of Lee Bong-chang
※ What I did for Lee Bong-chang
05 Prelude to the March 1st Revolution: February 8th Independence Movement Site - Hibiya Park
※ Remembering Kim Sang-deok, the chairman of the Special Committee on Anti-Japanese Activities and a graduate of Waseda University
※ I hope all Koreans will watch the movie "Aftermath"
06 Meiji Shrine, Deified by the Japanese Right
07 Glorified Death Leads to Kamikaze - Tokyo's Nogi Shrine
※ Traces of Japanese colonial rule, site of uprisings Myeongdong - Namsan Tour
08 The place that was the target of pro-Japanese collaborators - Yasukuni Shrine
09 Korean Hero Ahn Jung-geun Kills Ito - Ito Hirobumi's Grave
※ Let's call him General Ahn Jung-geun!
10. Defender of the Korean People - Fuse Tatsuji Hyeonchangbi
11. The Place Where Yun Dong-ju's Last Poem Was Written - Rikkyo University and the Site of Yun Dong-ju's Boarding House
12. Founding Site of the Tokyo Branch of the Shinganhoe - Waseda University Scott Hall
13 Remember This Place - Women's War and Peace Archive
14. Where Uiyoldan member Kim Si-hyeon nurtured his dreams - Meiji University Law School
15. Korean Victims' Monument in the Heart of Tokyo - Yokoamicho Park and Tokyo Metropolitan Reconstruction Memorial Hall
※ Memorial Monument for Korean and Joseon Victims of the Great Kanto Earthquake
16. The Righteous Man of Shin-Okubo Station - Young Lee Su-hyeon

Part 9 Chiba, Miyagi

01 "Unyamo, please don't come here" Kim Ji-seop's martyrdom site - Chiba Prison
02 How Japan Remembers Ahn Jung-geun - Daerimsa Temple, Miyagi Prefecture

Epilogue
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