Since the late 1920’s, there have been various living problems in Korean society in Japan, such as employment problems, housing problems, education problems, medical hygiene problems, and legal problems. Especially in the Korean society in Japan, the most serious problem is the housing problem where the increase of the labor force and the change of living style, the refusal of the Japanese landlord’s housing rental, the negative response of the Japanese authorities, etc. This article analyzes Japanese contemporary Japanese attitudes to housing problems by analyzing contemporary discourses on Korean housing problems in the 1930s, I examined the aspect of the active and voluntary life rights struggle of Koreans in Japan. According to a survey of Japanese authorities around 1930, the cause of the housing problems of Koreans in Japan is treated as the responsibility of the Koreans in Japan, and from then on the discourse over the housing problems of Koreans in Japan has always been Reproduction and propagation was taking place repeatedly. Furthermore, Japanese authorities continued to create stereotypes based on ethnic discrimination and prejudice against Koreans in Japan. In this context, “Min-jung Shibo” was established with the aim of establishing the living rights of Korean residents in Japan, advocating for their rights, advancing their culture and improving their culture. Especially for housing problems, editors, columns, articles, contributions, and literary works were used to investigate the cause of the problems. “Min-jung Shibo” has actively called for participation in the struggle for life rights. However, since the demise of “Min-jung Shibo”, the struggle for the right to life over the housing problems of Koreans in Japan does not reach the stage of organized struggle. And it was limited to partial and sporadic activities, such as preventing forced evictions of land and housing and legal action. Nevertheless, it should be appreciated that “Min-jung Shibo” was interested in housing problems of Koreans in Japan. And it should be noted that “Min-jung Shibo” sought a voluntary and systematic struggle for living problems.