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It's so stupid. Meanwhile, America and the rest of the Western world laughs at them and the "beef" between Asian nations, especially China, Korea, and Japan.
Exactly! Can't wait to see the next one!! But I think there could be something that the video won't be able to capture. I suspect there will be many people (in Japan) who basically don't have a strong opinion, or don't really understand what is going on, but in your videos you can't just show a bunch of people saying "I don't know." It would be interesting to know statistics on how many people you start to talk to but who end up not saying much (and therefore are cut from the final video.) Even though this is big news in Japan, I think a lot of young people won't have an well-informed opinion about it.
Ah cool thanks for accepting my request, Asian Boss please make video what Japaneses thought about Weathering With You? The movie recently became the most popular movie in Japanese cinemas, thanks
At one point, a large number of orders for fluorine-related products were placed in a hurry, and after that, a Korean company went missing. The fluorine related chemicals can be used to produce toxic gases and chemical weapons. The destination is "North Korea" There is surprising information to support this. Please listen carefully. The following information was obtained from Japanese and U.S. intelligence officials. "The U.S., led by the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency), has been thoroughly scouring North Korea and Iran for sources of strategic materials needed to develop nuclear and biochemical weapons. the White House is enraged by the emergence of South Korea"
[illegal export to Korea] It has been revealed that South Korean companies illegally exported goods that could be used to produce weapons of mass destruction to North Korean allies such as Syria and Iran. South Korea's lax awareness of the illegal international distribution of strategic goods has been highlighted.
People who are commenting on anime and kpop are missing the point. Relations between countries is an important issue and if such problems don't get solved the citizens of both countries are going to suffer. [EDIT] I wanted to add that from what I personally understood after watching the video, the boycott isn't happening as retaliation for what Japan did during the war but that's part of history that cannot be forgotten. (AsianBoss has a great video on Comfort Women that I highly suggest you check out if you haven't already.) Japan made the process of exporting goods to Korea more difficult and that's why Koreans are, for a lack of a better word, rioting. Liking anime and or Kpop is completely irrelevant and I do understand that people use it as a joke but when I watched thr video nobody was addressing the actual issue and that's what lead me to write this comment.
9:50 When you boycott Japanese shops, you jeopardize the jobs of Korean employees as well. I hope this issue is resolved soon. For the sake of both countries.
it's stupid and pointless imo, boycotting their own stores in their own cities. Only hurting and bothering everyone around them, not Japan or anything.
@DerpyDoge it's still terrible... I mean less stores to work at for people who really need this money, then you'll have more competition for employment.. It's just awful
Nah but "reparations", these people don't care about the impact it has on their fellow Koreans. The people getting in on this boycott fit in only two categories. 1: angry spiteful people who hate another race and can't move on from an atrocity which happened before most of us were born, and want to milk that guilt for everything they can. 2: entitled millennial Koreans who believe doing so will make their peers view them as morally superior.
True is that there isnt alternatives for boycotting. So the opposite side of boycoting is stupid opinion. There is no Korean who wanna against Japan except crazy ediot. but always Japan starts the war.
@Purple Candy We feel very sorry about the fact. The president visited Vietnam and had a speech about the issue. I think you have never seen the speech. But I think it's not enough. We should keep in mind what we did. No matter Vietnamese forgive us, we should keep saying sorry for them. Because it's a fact.
이유가 빠졌네요. 질문에도 답변에도 '왜 이 불매운동이 시작되었는가' 명확한가요? 길거리에 일부 한국인들 인터뷰하면서, 화면에 NO아베 피켓들고 있는 사람들의 인터뷰는 하나도 없는지 궁금합니다. 어줍잖게 관심 끌어서 채널 유입 늘리기 위한 수단인가요? 이 영상의 의도가 뭔지 궁금하네요. 댓글 정말 안다는 편인데, 어이없는 댓글들이 여럿 보여서 한번 씁니다. 불매하고 있는 한국인이 갖고 있는 보편적인 정서도 파악하지 않고, 이렇게 영상으로 외국인들에게 편향된 시선을 갖게 하는 것도 잘못이란 말입니다.
@@jhl7918 영상 제목이 'Why Koreans Are Boycotting Japan'인데, 정작 보이콧하는 사람들의 의견을 묻지 않는 것은 도리어 주관적인 시선이라고 생각합니다. 적어도 보이콧을 하는 이들과 하지 않는 이들, 적어도 양쪽의 이견을 보여줘야 한다고 생각합니다. 그게 오히려 다양한 의견이라고 생각하고요.
@@chungqurry3809 저는 NO아베 피켓을 든 사람들이 한국인을 대표한다고 말한 적도, 의미한 적도 없습니다. 적어도 불매하는 사람들이 있다면 그 사람들의 말을 들어봐야 한다는 얘깁니다. 저렇게 뚜렷하게 자신들의 목소리를 내는 시민들이 있다면, 무엇 때문에 그러는지 이유를 저들에게 묻고 판단하자는 것입니다. 영상 보셨다면 아시겠지만, 시위 당사자의 인터뷰는 없고, 지나가는 사람들의 인터뷰만 있습니다. 다시 한번 말씀드리지만, 저는 시위하는 사람들이 한국인을 대표한다고 한 적 없습니다. 대표라는 단어는 쓴 적도 없고요.
@@suun5158 님은 "왜 한국인은 일본을 보이콧하나"라는 제목의 동영상이 편향된 시선을 갖게한다고 말했어요. 길거리에서 랜덤으로 인터뷰하는 사람들의 의견이 일반적인 반응이라고 생각해요. 솔직히 한국인중에 시위에 나간 사람은 별로없고, 그 사람들도 특정 단체 소속이잖아요. 시위하는 사람들의 의견을 한국인의 의견처럼 보여주면 그게 더 편향된것이라고 생각해요.
I pity him so much ... he was ryt.. its government issues and students shuldnt be affected.. wat if koreans r n japan and dey face the same prob... Wat shuld be solved dat shuld be done
Nope, over 1 million Koreans died during the Japanese occupation as forced labor, sex slave, bullet sponge, etc. Many teenagers were used as Japanese military sex slave and didn't come back home. Japanese call the victims prostitutes instead of apologizing.
7:40 “It’s the Japanese government and Abe that Koreans have issues with right? Innocent Japanese brands and their customers shouldn’t be blamed.” 9:50 “Japan is our neighbor and as such, we have to learn to coexist.” This whole dispute harms both countries, I hope it ends asap
japan is a big sinner. even a tiny retaliatory attitude on their end will only cause the already extreme hatred to grow even more. the way u speak hints me u r ignorant of Korean's WW2 pain and suffering. well, its not like u will understand...
Xing Ha Lee Bold of you to assume I’m ignorant simply because I’m agreeing with the interviewees and just want this pointless dispute to end. I am well aware of all the terrible crimes (“ianfu”, Nanjing, etc.) Imperial Japan has done to the people in Korea, China, and so on. I simply state my hopes for peace and progression in foreign relations, thank you.
@Caio Coelho Dude every country did bad things. But the Korean comfort women who had to serve Japanese soldiers, even as children.. they want to hear an apology. Still Japan says their stories are fake. It's the victims who need an apology. I'm glad all Korean are fighting as one. Your country people should do the same and speak up if they want things to change instead of just blaming each other online
I'm pleased to see clean writers here, all Korean, Japanese, and others. I went to Arirang TV and shocked to see the page terrored with both Korean and Japanese ultranationalists keyboard-fighting each other.
BH Y definitely, I’m Korean who speaks both Korean and Japanese. Everytime I read internet news, I felt disgusting because of hateful comments. But most comments here are very clean.
I have this burning question. Some online documents / infopage mention the 1965 treaty between Japan and Korea. Where it ended up in Japan giving $800 million as soft loan and Korean government promised to not demanding further compensation on national nor individual level. It was also said that Japan previously offered individual compensation, but Korean government refused. How about that?
1965 was a military dictatorship, and the dictator ruled Korea by force for nearly 16 years. There were also big protests against these conventions at the time, but they were violently suppressed. The dictator was also assassinated by his subordinates, and Korea was not democratized until the 1990s. In other words, the agreement was signed by the military at the time, ignoring the will of the citizens, and the compensation did not return a penny to the actual victim. Therefore, the government recognizes the agreement, but most Korean citizens do not.
This problem can affect us fast. South Korea produces a lot of the world's memory chips quota, principally RAM chips. This could lead to a noticeable price increase on a lot of electronics.
@@tenseikenzx-3559 The problem is the quality of the chemicals. TSMC imported some non-japanese defective chemicals and that made them lose a batch worth 550 million dollars.
I saw this interview of an Uniqlo employee on RU-vid and he was actually encouraging the boycott. He said it wouldn't be difficult at all for them to get another job in clothing stores
@@assalane imo it's better than boycotting "japanese" brands/shops in korea which are owned by koreans, where koreans are employed. It's like shooting their own feet.
@Jinha Choi japan does have theire own oled manufacturer (Japan Display) and with the upcoming olympics there is higher demand for new tv's in japen, than in the rest of the world. p.s. fun fact. japan apologist to korea for the war crimes in 2010 (under nato kan).
One thing I am worried about is August 15th is Korea Independence Day. From this point on, it is the anniversary of the explosion of all feelings toward Japan, and I am worried that the situation will be pushed to a higher limit.
@yoshi muras Yeah why didn't they just win a war against a country that was annihilating every country in East Asia and general pacific and took a peak Superpower to stop?
@yoshi muras just because they were armed and in the Japanese army doesn't exactly mean they could easily rebel. Also, where are you going to rebel? The Korean Soilders were mostly deployed to Manchuria and other regions along China. Not in Japan or Korea were they deployed. So it's not like they could rebel.
I was thinking the same thing, Japanese people are not nationalistic and you can hardly ever see the Japanese flag waving in Japan so for a Japanese person to wear clothes with the Hinomaru in Korea, knowing that the whole country is currently in a rampage against Japan, and participating on a video on this issue just seems too much of a coincidence to be real. Not to mention, he seems to be having a heatstroke and to use a jacket like that under that weather just seems plain stupid.
Well I see japanese wearing those "ahegao"? Shirts everywhere so I'm not too surprised with this. Yes from some statement in this video says Japan didnt do right thing but some of the people actually mentioned boycotting japanese products doesnt sound right too. I think it's more wise to just understand such problem is happening between Japan and Korea and it is sad. Hope everyone can get along and something like this doesn't happen anymore.
I am Japanese and I’m always pained over all the ugliness between South Korea and Japan. We rely on each other economically, we are close geographically, and we have incorporated parts of each other into our own popular cultures. And yet there is this giant rift. I personally love South Korea and its culture, food, history... I am planning a trip to Korea Town in Tokyo with a friend and I am so excited for it. And I’m not the exception. What I want to say to people on both sides is how important it is to remember that what is going on is going on between our governments. Please lets not hate each other as ordinary citizens? I also want to note that I am ashamed at how little objective information is readily available to Japanese people in our own language about the atrocious war crimes we committed and the attempts (arguable) at reparation that have been made, and why our government refuses to make a proper apology. I love my country, and I love South Korea. I apologize if this comment has offended anyone in any way.
What makes me lost for words the most is that japanese ppl are never ever aware of and endeavouring to know what's behind the scenes, what became the catalyst for all these conflicts and stuff. I see that most japanese ppl are disinterested in the political issues, but koreans are. Koreans are at least trying to face up to the ever-present historical and political issues, at the core of which they initiate discussions on what best to do with the jpns government for the betterment of the national relation between korea and japan. But jpns ppl as well as their government haven't put any efforts on gleaning such information but just neglecting all they need to do. Like Ordinary jpns say 'i like korea, so i hope both countries should get well together with no hatred. We both should go forward to our bright future, nakayokushimasyo~' But hey It actually sounds quite annoying. It might sound like koreans are always whining or sth. But hell no Remaining in a good relation is not based on only grining and pleasing each other ostensibly but authentic understanding and required efforts for getting to know what pissed the other off and not only saving one's face, knowing how important it is to respect, not calling a country like a tourism country full of confort women(what the jpns govern called naughty prostitutes lol) for sex tour *i have jpns friends and i can speak fluent jpns too. Dont get me wrong mate. It feels so clueless that jpns ppl sometimes seem so ignorant of the politics but only their daily fun.
yohan jeon I think I understand what you’re saying, and you’ve pointed to my fatal flaw, which is that I am not an activist. I am interested and I look things up online, but that is about the extent of it. Am I out on the streets protesting, demanding our government make changes? Am I actively trying to make change? No. I am on RU-vid anonymously whining. You’re absolutely right about most general Japanese people being completely disinterested and frankly ignorant about political issues. I spent my formative years in the US so I notice the difference in general interest and activism and it disturbs me too. If you’ll allow me to talk so much I think it is partially if not fully rooted in Japan’s values. “Heiwa,” the kanji of which suggests “flatness” and “peace.” Don’t disturb the peace, don’t disrupt other people’s sense of peace. I am guilty of adhering to this norm. I have tried to talk about political issues with friends and colleagues and I can feel their boredom and even annoyance. So I don’t talk about these things with these people. That perpetuates the problem. I just wanted to say, I understand where you’re coming from, and I agree with you.
Rumi Maehata "the atrocious war crimes we committed and the attempts (arguable) at reparation that have been made, and why our government refuses to make a proper apology." ...But I see many people saying that Japan has apologized "11 times" - what's the true history there? And I see a huge problem when a country avoids confrontation and wants above all to "Save Face..." As much as I love Japanese people, that's a recipe for lying, obfuscating, and suppressing the truth...
In Korea, the use of exported chemical products is not accurate. The usage of 30% sent from Japan is unknown. Although hydrogen fluoride can be diverted to chemical weapons, there is an obligation to explain it, but South Korea does not explain it at all. What's more, every meeting once a few months since Kim Jae-in became president has been ignored. South Korea is said to be illegally exporting hydrogen fluoride to other countries. This is one reason why Japan removes it from the white list. Koreans make too much noise without understanding the correct facts. Always emotional.
I love the people's responses, It's really heartwarming to see that there are a lot of understanding and critical thinking Korean citizens over there. I hope my fellow Japanese people would respond in the same manner. And for the best, I hope the government changes it's decision because this trade war is hurting both sides.
I was more surprised by the older man who seemed to have a mob like mentality. instead of thinking for himself, he decided to follow with whatever the majority was doing. It showed me that even old people, who are supposed to be wiser, aren't always that smart at all. The younger men were more independent logical thinkers than the older man.
@@walinton It's the older generation that felt the war or it's effects. It'll take many more years to drop the issue. The British are smarter. They conquered, made their money; and ran off while giving you a membership that you're so proud of.
Great Journalism as an American I Lived in japan 🇯🇵 for 5 years and visited South Korea 🇰🇷 a handful of times! I definitely respect both countries and their culture and I’m glad we have Asian Boss real journalism helping to highlight why this has gotten people upset on both sides! Hope all is well and both Korea and Japan can get back on good terms with each other!
Japan, Korea and China are countries where its people think is really important to have values, honor, pride, respect and etc. I think issues like these are expected to happen in the East because they are like that. Hope this can be sort out
Damn right they boycotted japan but japan was kind enough to still let them earn money now that's what i like about Japanese it's their compassion politeness and manners. While on the other hand i can say only one word to south korea it's "hypocrite"
the Allies omitted Dokdo(Takeshima) from the list of the islands Japan should renounce and determined that the island should remain under Japanese sovereignty. However, Syngman Rhee, the first President of South Korea ignored this international determination by the Allies However, Dean Rusk, then U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs rejected Korea's request replying in a diplomatic document, which was to be called "Rusk Document" later. Thereafter, 44 Japanese fishermen were killed or injured and 3929 were captured and detained by South korea until 1965.
Not really. Do u remember Yoon ji-ho who was interviewed in here about Jangjayeon scandle. And do u know that she left Korea after she lied to Every Korean? Asian boss still doesn't delete that video.
@@melh9792 She insisted that she is only one who knows Jang's sex list. Then she had problem in the interview and there was something argument with one reporter . Then the reporter keep track Yoon's saying is right or not but there was many lies. So that's why people wanted know what is true to Yoon. But after couple of days, She ran away from Korea and now she is living in USA
@@crazymofo8024 The Japanese government imposed export restrictions on South Korea in response to the South Korean Supreme Court's decision to reimburse Japanese companies for the forced recruitment of World War II. The boycott was caused by Japan acting like this, but in Asian Boss, Koreans edited as if they were acting irrationally.
@@crazymofo8024 While Germany apologizes to the Jews, Japan's Abe regime has never sincerely apologized to Korea. And even though there is clear grounds for this, Abe claims that it did not happen.
Ok. I would choose korea over Japan. why would I choose a country who turned Korea into a poor country in the past. I don't wanna explain it all but probably because u don't know the full situation
Before I went to Korea, I thought I might be complained about being Japanese, but Koreans were kind.I was so happy.I often see Korean tourists in my hometown, so I wanted to be able to help them by talking to them when they are in trouble. The next trip will be in 40 days.I'll have another major operation.I am worried that the relationship between Japan and South Korea is bad, but I sincerely hope that the relationship will improve. love to Korea🇰🇷🤝
I never thought South Korea economy was backed by Japan this much, and yet they still screaming for comfort women and demanding apology, South Korea just managed to shatter my image to them as a country that equal to Japan
@@electronresonator8882 South Korean economy was never "backed by Japan". Up untill now they were buying materials from Japan simply because of the fact that it's geographically close. There was no need to buy then elsewhere or try to localize them, but now they do. After Fukushima, the Korean car manufacturers managed to localize nearly a 100% of their auto parts, which were previously being imported from Japan. The same thing will happen with memory chips. By the mid 2020 the Koreans will have finished localizing their entire manufacturing process and that's when Japan will realize that this was a terrible idea.
These 2 countries are beautiful and I love them so much. I do not want to see them giving hate comments at each other. I hope everything will work well between them. HEAL
For the Westerners, think what the Germans did to the Jews. How can we forget? Comfort women, forced laborers, Unit 731 aka experiment on human beings, forcing Koreans to fight in their dumb war, etc
you need to know theres so many countries had been victimized by japan during WW2 including my country, but boycotting japanese product and indirectly hurting korean workers is like kicking ur little brother because u get beaten up by ur cousin. childish at best imo
I wasn’t expecting open-minded and wise words coming from a person from the older generation, I guess ‘older generations are not progressive’ is not always the case
In this interview, he favor boycotting because majority are doing it and doesn't want to be left out. For an old man, who's supposed to be wise, following a mob mentality isn't something a logical or critical thinker would do. To me he seems more hypocritical than smart.
I work at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and it’s tough to say the least. There's not much we can embargo that can effectively counter their embargo. +we're getting blowbacks and attacks from the Korean people for not acting enough but like what can we effectively do when we don't have much to counter them effectively? P.S. My department doesn't have any direct correlation to those that are affected by the current dispute however, interdepartmental headache looms over us if that makes any sense. Of course, I'm a low level employee so this is purely my opinion so take it with a grain of salt but there are truths to it. P.P.S. Last week a 60 yo man set himself on fire in front of MOFA and if you know anyone who wants to protest by setting themselves on fire, please advise them against that because it doesn’t help or further the cause. It’s just traumatic and hassle for the 119 operators, the police and firemen
@@StephJ0seph That man set himself on fire around 8:40 in the morning literally right in front of the Ministry and I actually saw his body as I was walking and that image is burned (sorry for the pun) into my brain. Literally couldn't eat for the whole day
So Korea is in the weaker position? This whole boycott war is stupid. Koreans and Japanese secretly love each other, they consume profuse amounts of each other's media.
8:22 No, as far I have known, Japan have conceded all these times with repeated reparations and they have had enough with your current gov't. I wonder why, all they've mentioned is "Japan gov't this and that" and nothing to their own government? The security concern was barely discussed.
There is a saying "make peace with your past for a better today and a brighter tomorrow " this phrase circulates worldwide on social media but the world fails to read meaning into it.this situation is a typical example. Before water boils it needs to be heated. All this is from the past and these countries will keep hurting today and tarnishing tomorrow if yesterday is not resolved 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Well, according to the Japanese government, most of the past never existed. It’s like if the Germans refuse to acknowledge the full scale and impact of the Holocaust. There’s no reconciliation without recognition. There’s no peace without honesty and respect.
@@Yellow-Rose no matter how you try to relay a positive opinion there are still people who will find fault one way or the other. HOW IS WHAT I SAID DISRESPECTFUL?
아니 참 남의 나라에 관심많네 왜 외부인들이 한국일본좋아요 사이좋아지길 바라요 이러고있냐... 그냥 본인들 나라 정치나 신경쓰지 뭐때문에 보이콧일어나는지도 잘모르던데. 보이콧에 왜 일어났는지에대해선 말도 없고 뭐 갑자기 한국이 일본싫어서 보이콧하는것처럼 나왔네. 다음 토픽은 일본에 자랑스럽게 베스트셀러 칸에 꽂혀있는 혐한서적은 어떤지.
@Apple ? 뭔소리임ㅋㅋ 페미국가인데. 10대~40대까지 대부분이 페미니스트 혹은 페미니스트 성향을 갖춘 준페미 여성들이 많다. 베스트 오르면 그만큼 거기에 관심이 있다는 것도 되지만 한 주제가 완전 치우쳐져 있는 것이 인기가 많다는 것은 그런 성향일 가능성이나 그런 사람들이 많다는 것을 충분히 반증할 수 있는 거임. 모르면 좀 글 가려서 써라
You got no jams this has been going on for years, it’s probably only because you’re probably only focused on kpop (not to be mean, just truthful) and other mainstream korean stuff
@@kiwii2163 don't just focus on your countries politics. Stay up to date on all of the worlds politics. If you thought Korea and Japan were besties, you'd be shocked to know that many, if not most, of the countries in the world hate each other. They either just act like they get along or the media paints it that way.
My grandparents still have unresolved anger and bitterness from the war. I don't think my generation has a problem with Japan, but whenever there is a sporting event that is Korea vs Japan... That's when things go down, lol.
But what about Japan? A lot of Japanese people was killed too by nuclear weapons by US during w.w.2nd and not just Japan or Korea,what about the other countries which their people was killed and suffered from slavery?? Don’t act like you’re the only country that has pain from wars. We all have. And that’s why we make a commitment called international treaty to draw a line to endless talk. If you agreed with it and took money from Japan back then,just suck it up. You can’t just ask money to them every time you’re in economic issues. Goodbye,end of the discussion.
If the Korea-Japan Treaty promised not to discuss the past, Korea should keep its promise. Japan deserves to be angry. I am also Korean, Koreans are cunning and lie a lot. in the result Japan should be strong. And let Koreans know what the history of truth is.
Thanks always for the great content! There should be Japanese subtitles for this though. I'm Korean-American living in Japan and my Japanese friends think all Koreans hate Japan because of this situation. They need to know how Koreans really feel.
Well he is native Japanese, based on their conversation (see 7:23). Personally I find it admirable that he still made the effort to answer the interviewer in Korean, despite being Japanese.
Ye it's not like the korean war, cold war and all the destruction caused in korea was cause of Japan, it's definitely not like women were raped and men were burned alive in South korea under the Japanese coloniallization.
No one mentions that the Korean government was exporting hydrogen fluoride from Japan to Iran and North Korea. The Korean people should blame the Korean government, not Japan
I'm so thankful for you for conducting these interviews! Rather than just the news on TV, this feels more real and gives more perspective on the issue. Thank you!
You didn't really get the whole perspective though. You don't know yet the point of view of Japan on why they stopped selling those semicon materials to South Korea. Japan also has a valid reason on stopping that sale of semicon material to South Korea. It all boils down to politics though. That is one tough nut to crack.
I think this could potentially turn ugly if Japanese too decided if they wanted to boycott Korean products. It would hurt the economy of both countries and for what? Delaying the export of semiconductor materials by 90 days? It's pretty silly tbh.
हाना सुगिसाकी杉﨑華 japan only started to delay because the UN favored Korea in court because japan was forcing Korea to buy fish from fukushima. And so japan got petty and started this.
Japan doesn't use Korean products to begin with. Samsung literally doesn't use the name Samsung in their galaxy line because people wouldn't by "samsung" products.
@@FerrisJoonKim Reason why Japanese people don't Samsung product is Samsung is not worth to pay. There is no such racism or something like that you Kimchi.
He is saying, " Korean killed pheasant because of their repulsion. Oh I'm scared." Pheasant is Japanese national bird. Yeah Korean have so scary humanity😨😨
If that's the case, I'm scared of Japan for killing whales. Stop eating whales. See? It sounds dumb right? Dont make silly statement like this xD just chill man. Japan eats crazy stuff too xD
Japan apologized officially for 11 times and paid huge reparation many times to Korea. But whenever they change their administration they start to ask Japan to apologize and pay reparation over and over again. Japan can’t endure anymore, we are not ATM for Korea.
Japan never apologized to the victims of war crimes and they started the economic war. They've apologized to the government but really? Does that mean anything genuine? It will end when Japan backs out or when Korea achieves full sustenance.
Thank you for this kind of journalism. I appreciate the hard work you guys did to spread info on this issue without any biased questions. :D I find this unfortunate though, I hope this will be resolved soon.
Why won’t japan apologize for their war crimes/ refuse to admit they committed any war crimes? It’s strange because I always saw japan as an apologetic country when it comes to it’s society.
It's easy to google, how many times Japan apologized officially with reparations, the only problem was where did the money go? *Corrupt Korean Politicians* They have apologized for more than 50 times officially if you can list it.
Stupid Korean refuse to admit the fact that Japan already apologized over 30 times. Korean gov and media never teach the correct history about 1965 reconciliation treaty which agreed to abandon the individual demand.
@@ryanmiller5113 Well actually apparently they apologized several times but lacked of sincerity according to Korean politicians. But in 1965 and 1994 Korean government received over 6.5 billions from Japan and at that time Korean presidents as well seemed to be cool with it. Then in 2015 the impeached president Park and Abe made an agreement for apologies and money but apparently the new Moon Jae in government asked again for money and excuses and Japan complained Korea is breaking their diplomats agreements so they started again to argue.. I know korean companies that are being damaged by this boycott thing.. Is quite sad , I wish they could solve diplomatically once and forever... >
A lot of countries have apologized for war countries, is true a lot of them haven't but the way japan blatantly lies and hides their history is unacceptable
After more than 70 years and so many officials apologies and so many compensations and you still want more words and more money. It’s THIS mentality of leech that we call INACCEPTABLE in the modern world my friend.
@@thibaud75014 Japan still denies comfort women existed. They also don't teach their students about the war atrocities they have done. Most countries like Canada admit their faults. I had to learn about what Canada did to first nations every history class extensively. Japan can do much better.
@@thibaud75014 i don't mean to start beef, but for just a little context: there HAVE been past administrations in Japan that apologized, but the current Abe administration changed the stance by denying it. It's not the opinion of Japan as a whole; just Abe, but that upset a lot of Koreans because he's more or less a representative of the country. Japan also change/omit historical facts in their official school history textbooks, and that upset a lot of people too. They have indeed apologjzed and gave a lot of money in the past, but it's the current administration seems to have a different opinion :/ (from what i know at least)
In that case the UK should apologize with... pretty much every continent, Spain with half the world, US with Vietnam and middle east, and so on. It is better if this terrible parts of history teach us how to prevent suffering of the weak instead of making new wars.
Cez Infante I agree. A world apology committee should be formed by people representing each country willing to be kind to the country previously has harmed (most likely won’t be the government of most places). Lots of history is being pushed down in favor of patriotism
I think why Koreans have such a big problem with this lack of apology is because this isn’t something that happened 100s of years ago but it was quiet recent. There are comfort women who’re still alive today. So, it’s still a fresh wound and it seems the Japanese (government) are refusing to address the issue and apologize for it.
That young Korean guy who wants to visit Japan is pretty smart guy. He figures that a trip to Japan will benefit him since the price will drop because of the boycott happening 😂👏
피해를 우리가 받더라도 강제징용 피해자분들께 사죄와 반성의 기미가 안보이는 저 태도에 우리가 화났다는 걸 불매를 통해서 보여주고 싶을 뿐이에요.. 이젠 피해가 클거라고 저런 적반하장의 태도를 그냥 넘어가고 싶지않아요. 하기싫다는 분들께 불매운동 강요하지 않아요..그냥 불매운동이 쓸데없다고 비웃는 분들만 없어졌으면 좋겠어요.
사죄와 반성은 이미 예전에 했음. 그런데도 불구하고 용서를 못하고, 일본에 대한 나쁜 이미지만 한국 포함해서 세계에 열심히 퍼뜨리고, 대법원에서 협정에 위반하는 징용판결을 내려서 이사단이 난거지. 뺨은 한국이 먼저 때렸음. 불매운동은 비웃음을 당해도 싸지. 뭘 위한 불매운동인지....명분없는 자살공격이 바로 이 불매운동임.
@@dmitryx5377 사죄와 반성이라고 하는데, 일본 정부는 뒤에가서 강제징용 노동자들이 사실은 자발적인 지원이었고, 위안부는 돈벌러간 창녀다 이런 주장을 하고있음 아시안 보스 다른 일본영상가서 보셈 지들은 '사과 했다'는데, 항상 하는 패턴이 똑같음"우리 예전에 돈 냈으니까 이제 제발 없던 일로 해줬으면 좋겠는데, 한국도 베트남한테 그랬잖아?그러니까 괜찮은 거 아니야?위안부가 진짜 창녀였다는 애기도 있었는데?우리는 한국인들이 우리를 너무 싫어해서 한국인을 싫어하는 거야 과거에 우리 정부가 대체 뭔짓을 했는지는 모르겠는데 한국인은 우리를 아무 이유없이 싫어해 힝"진짜 이거임 근데 이게 진짜 반성이고 사과일까?
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