PERSONALITY;
The interrogations show the average Korean "comfort girl" to be about twenty-five years old, uneducated, childish, and selfish. She is not pretty either by Japanese of Caucasian standards.性 質；
尋問により判明したところでは、平均的な朝鮮;人慰安婦は25歳くらいで、無教育、幼稚、気まぐれ、そして、わがままである。慰安婦は、日本的基準から いっても白人的基準からいっても、美人ではない。
LIVING AND WORKING CONDITIONS;
In Myitkyina the girls were usually quartered in a large two story house (usually a school building) with a separate room for each girl. There each girl lived, slept, and transacted business. In Myitkina their food was prepared by and purchased from the "house master" as they received no regular ration from the Japanese Army. They lived in near-luxury in Burma in comparison to other places. This was especially true of their second year in Burma. They lived well because their food and material was not heavily rationed and they had plenty of money with which to purchase desired articles. They were able to buy cloth, shoes, cigarettes, and cosmetics to supplement the many gifts given to them by soldiers who had received "comfort bags" from home.
While in Burma they amused themselves by participating in sports events with both officers and men, and attended picnics, entertainments, and social dinners. They had a phonograph and in the towns they were allowed to go shopping.
LIVING AND WORKING CONDITIONS;
In Myitkyina the girls were usually quartered in a large two story house (usually a school building) with a separate room for each girl. There each girl lived, slept, and transacted business. In Myitkina their food was prepared by and purchased from the "house master" as they received no regular ration from the Japanese Army. They lived in near-luxury in Burma in comparison to other places. This was especially true of their second year in Burma. They lived well because their food and material was not heavily rationed and they had plenty of money with which to purchase desired articles. They were able to buy cloth, shoes, cigarettes, and cosmetics to supplement the many gifts given to them by soldiers who had received "comfort bags" from home.
While in Burma they amused themselves by participating in sports events with both officers and men, and attended picnics, entertainments, and social dinners. They had a phonograph and in the towns they were allowed to go shopping.
生活および労働の環境；
ミッチナでは慰安婦たちは、通常、個室のある二階建ての大規模家屋（普通は学校の校舎）に宿泊していた。それぞれの慰安婦は、そこで寝起きし、業を営ん だ。彼女たちは、日本軍から一定の食料を買っていた。ビルマでの彼女たちの暮らしぶりは、ほかの場所と比べれば贅沢ともいえるほどであった。この点はビル マ生活２年目についてとくにいえることであった。食料・物資の配給量は多くなかったが、欲しい物品を購入するお金はたっぷりもらっていたので、彼女たちの 暮らし向きはよかった。彼女たちは、故郷から慰問袋をもらった兵士がくれるいろいろな贈り物に加えて、それを補う衣類、靴、紙巻きタバコ、化粧品を買うこ とができた。
彼女たちは、ビルマ滞在中、将兵と一緒にスポーツ行事に参加して楽しく過ごし、また、ピクニック、演奏会、夕食会に出席した。彼女たちは蓄音機をもっていたし、都会では買い物に出かけることが許された。
She is not pretty
かわいそうな日本兵、日本政府に謝罪と賠償を求めたい
