In the 1990s, a UN investigation into the WWII ‘sex slaves’, also known as ‘comfort women’,  in Seoul. A ‘comfort woman’ survivor, Sun-Hee, speaks out about her story and suffering after over forty years of silence.

In this wooden space, there is close proximity between the audience & performance to create an intimate relationship between them, enhancing the audiences’ understanding of how recent generations are still carrying this experience with them.