She Kept His Coat for 30 Years, Then Finally Found the Boy Who Gave It to Her After Racial Attack
A coat once placed over the shoulders of a young girl whose traditional Korean uniform had been slashed in a racial incident 30 years ago has now been returned to the ‘good Samaritan’ who offered it. Norihisa Koyama was a Japanese high school student at the time of the notorious “hanbok slashing incidents” when he […] The post She Kept His Coat for 30 Years, Then Finally Found the Boy Who Gave It…
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