TOKYO • The fourth and fifth generations of zainichi Koreans in Japan are already being born, and their parents hope their lives will be shaped for the better by the easing of North Korea's strained ties with the world.
Young parents are also finding their own ways of passing on their Korean heritage to their children and figuring out how they will fit in with Japanese society.
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