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Inside the Fukushima Nuclear evacuation zone are still waiting for their owners to return, nearly three years later. A former japanese Prime Minister has assured South Koreans that japan holds an apology he made for its colonial aggression. Tomiichi murayama issued a statement in 1995 on the 50th anniversary of the end of world war ii. He expressed deep remorse and a heartfelt apology for japans colonial rule in asia. Murayama is the former leader of japans social Democratic Party which is currently in opposition. He is on a private visit to south korea, invited by the countrys opposition lawmakers. Translator i am convinced that my statement has national consensus. Therefore, i can assure you that mr. Shinzo abe, as Prime Minister of japan, cannot deny my apology. Murayama called on South Koreans to work to improve relations with japan that have soured over historical and other issues. Translator japan and south korea must maintain friendly ties, for their mutual benefit. The developm