不逞鮮人

• IPA^(key): [ɸɯ̟ᵝte̞ːsẽ̞ɲ̟d͡ʑĩɴ]

不(ふ)逞(てい)鮮(せん)人(じん) • (futei senjin) 

1. (historical, dated, ethnic slur) insubordinate Korean person; a Korean subject opposed to Japanese imperial rule [c. 1910 to 1945]
   • 1981, Kita Morio, quoting an unidentified report on the Great Kanto earthquake (1923), “輝ける碧き空の下で [Under a brilliant azure sky]”, in Shinchō, volume 78, page 252:

     しかし、次(つぎ)のような記(き)事(じ)もあった。「驚(おど)ろくべき不(ふ)逞(てい)鮮(せん)人(じん)の跋(ばっ)扈(こ)井(い)戸(ど)に猫(ネコ)イラズを投(とう)入(にゅう)し随(ずい)所(しょ)に放(ほう)火(か)　警(けい)官(かん)已(や)むなく是(ここ)を殺(さつ)害(がい)す八(はち)十(じゅう)名(めい)以(い)上(じょう)逮(たい)捕(ほ)せり」

     Shikashi, tsugi no yō na kiji mo atta. “Odoroku beki futei senjin no bakko ido ni neko irazu o tōnyū shi zuisho ni hōka keikan yamunaku koko o satsugai su hachijū-mei ijō taiho seri”

     But there were also reports such as the following: “Is it any surprise with disloyal Koreans throwing rat poison in wells and starting fires all over the place that police have recently had to arrest more than eighty murderers?”

• 怪(かい)鮮(せん)人(じん) (kaisenjin, “suspicious Korean person; Korean subject suspected of a crime”)
• 鮮(せん)人(じん) (senjin, “Korean person”, dated)
• 朝(ちょう)鮮(せん)人(じん) (chōsenjin, “Korean person”, contemporary)
• 在(ざい)日(にち) (zainichi, “(foreign person) resident in Japan”)