'This was not easy to do as the Japanese harbour police "Keep a Iymx-eyed watch on all Koreans and Ghinese coming into Japan. A Japanese in Shanghai, for 2 mone tary consideration consented to talk to. his brother' steward ona Japanese freighter and the latter, for a further consideration, talked '0 three other members of the crew and smuggled the Korean into Tapa, When Kin came to Tokio, he Diet had adjourned for the New Year recess and, as he was walking the wide stretch of ground at Babasakiemon, flanking the inner moat of the Imperial Palace, he decided to make an attempt on the Imperial Palace.
He chose a very rainy eveing and approached the Nijubashi (Twin Bridges), one of the chief entrances to the Imperial Palace, dressed in conventional Japanese. ki the suspicions of the policeman on duty near the bridge who challenged the intruder, Kin reached into the folds of his kimono and, as answer, hurled a bomb at the police officer which exploded and sent the: inion of the law reeling. The shouts of the policeman brought two of the sentry soldiers, always on guard here, to the scene who promptly: barred the route of the Korean. Kin dived into the folds of his kimono once more, drew another bomb: and hurled it at the soldiers. It failed
and hurled this too, but it didn't explode," He drew forth another explode either. By' this time the soldiers and the policeman leaped fon the man and, after a fierce struggle, over powered him.
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