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In truth, however, this was not something Japanese "noticed." Rather, during the 1950s,
the resident Korean associations had aggressively demanded the public assistance, and had
sometimes negotiated applications as a group (Higuchi 2002, 183). The Ministry of Public
Welfare attributed the resulting high Korean dependency rate to "violent group-based
intimidation." It counted close to 10,000 cases of intimidation connected to welfare applications
(Higuchi 2002, 184). Indeed, in some cases the Japan-resident Koreans arrived in the welfare
office en masse, and beat officials who hesitated to enroll them in the program. [42]
Today, the fraction of Koreans on welfare remains high. According to Table 7, it is high
even compared to other immigrants. In 2017, 3.1 percent of all Japanese were on public assistance.
Of the Japan-resident Koreans, 15.1 percent remained on it. [43]
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