KCSM Newsline September 30, 2013
Allowed six groups of japanese to visit the suburbs of the capital and other cities since august of last year. The Korean Peninsula was once under japanese clone yalt rule. Many japanese died in what is now north korea as the war came to an end. More than 20,000 remains are believed to be buried there. A North Korean Foreign Ministry official told nhk exclusively that the visits by relatives could end this year. The official said the planned construction of housing and other projects in the area could halt the program. The official revealed north korean leaders want the japanese government to ...