Title インドネシアにおける残留元日本兵の戦後史 - 残留日本人団体 福祉友の会 の分析を中心にして - Author(s) プルナマワティ Citation 地域政策科学研究, 7: 197-218 Issue Date 2010-03-10 URL http://hdl.handle.net/10232/9437 http://ir.kagoshima-u.ac.jp
PURNAMAWATI The Japanese soldiers who remained in Indonesia after WWII were stigmatized in post-war Japan as fugitives and in Indonesia were seen as the former enemy despite having fought in the Indonesian War of Independence -. In they established a welfare association called Fukushi Tomo no Kai and began the fight to restore their honor. As a result, they were able to visit to Japan, and receive payment of their military pension and commendation from the ambassador. The purpose of the paper is to clarify what role the Fukushi Tomo no Kai played in post-war Indonesian society, and the influence it had on the first, second and third generation Japanese-Indonesians in shaping their identities. The monthlies, and, are analyzed to see how the Fukushi Tomo no Kai has changed and what identity change can be seen between the first generation and their children. Finally, the paper elucidates that the second and third generation Japanese consciously chose the identity of Japanese-Indonesian latching onto the merits of their Japanese decent in relation to post-war Japan and international and global changes, which was different from the identity of the st generation.
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