Against Forgetting
The Against Forgettting project pays tribute to “comfort women,” the hundreds of thousands of women who were forced into sexual slavery by Imperial Japan between 1932 and 1945, as well as to bring awareness to contemporary issues surrounding war and sexual violence worldwide while condemning the government officials who refuse to recognize these crimes.
Los Angeles performance
February 2018 by the Peace Monument in Glendale, in collaboration with artist Yoshiko Shimada's Becoming a Statue of a Japanese ‘Comfort Woman’.
Seoul performance
In May 2019, by the Statue of Peace in front of the Japanese Embassy in Seoul, part of the 1,385th Wednesday Demonstration in collaboration with artist Yoshiko Shimada.
Tokyo performance
At the University of Tokyo, July 2019. A mission to provide young people in Japan with reliable information on the history of comfort women.