Korean residents seek protection for failed union customers

Korean residents seek protection for failed union customers

OSAKA, Japan - South Korean residents in Japan march to the Finance Ministry's Kinki Bureau in Osaka on Dec. 19 seeking financial protection for customers of the defunct Kansai Kogin. The credit union, whose customers are mainly resident South Koreans, was declared insolvent on Dec. 16.

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