- People commemorated the 25th anniversary of a tragic accident at a Tokyo railway station, honoring a South Korean student and a Japanese photographer who died attempting to save a man.
- The scholarship fund established with condolence money has supported over 1,294 students from around the world to study in Japan.
- The mother of the South Korean student expressed hope for continued improvement in Japan-South Korea relations, reflecting her son’s belief in understanding and closer ties.

A: Hey! Did you hear about something on the news today?

B: No, what happened? Tell me!

A: It was about a really sad event that happened 25 years ago. People gathered at a train station.

B: Oh wow, what for?

A: To remember two people who died trying to save someone. One was a South Korean student and the other was Japanese.

B: That's so brave, but so tragic!

A: Exactly! The student, Lee Su-hyon, wanted to help build a better connection between Korea and Japan.

B: That's really admirable. What happened to his family?

A: His mom came all the way from South Korea. She put flowers down and remembered him.

B: That must have been difficult.

A: It was. They even made a scholarship fund with the money people gave. It’s helped so many students!

B: Seriously? That’s amazing! A positive thing from a really sad situation.

A: Yeah! His mom said things between Japan and Korea haven't always been easy, but she hopes they can get better.

B: She sounds like a really wise woman.

A: She said her son thought we shouldn’t dwell on the past. He wanted us to understand each other better.

B: That's a beautiful message. Let’s hope we all remember it.