Indeed. And their site at http://www.cnet-ta.ne.jp/juche/defaulte.htm is great: You can order the promising book “KIM JONG IL – The Lodestar of the 21st Century”.

A must-read site on DPRK: http://www.1stopkorea.com/index.htm?nk-trip1.htm~mainframe

It’s a travelogue by Scott Fisher, an American student of North/South Korean relations. He’s fluent in Korean, has lived for years in Seoul, and is your guide to the Airirang Festival in Pyongyang in April 2002. As a “tourist” in the country to see a gymnastics exhibition, he’s able to offer a fascinating insight into North Korea’s attempts to put up a brave face to international travellers, and some fascinating glimpses behind that mask as well.

As for Mohamed Fofona, he’s reachable through the International Institute for the Juche Idea – iiji@po.cnet-ta.ne.jp. Pay up.