How Do Koreans Feel About Japan? | ASIAN BOSS

[@AsianBoss]

This is part 2 of our Korea-Japan relations series. You can watch Part 1 of the series, "What the Japanese think of Korea" here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gX-shKecmt5rpbc We make these videos to bring together different perspectives and encourage meaningful debate and discussion on difficult issues. But we understand that it's hard to get a large sample size for street interviews so we want to invite you to share your opinions - just make a video of yourself and upload it to KZbin with the title, "Can Korea and Japan Be Friends? #AsianBossOpinions.” You don’t need to be Asian or live in Asia. We will feature the best responses in one of our future videos. Thanks for watching and be respectful to our interviewees and your fellow commenters.

[@io543]

Again, I see that you've made (hopefully unintentional) bad translations (and misinformation), especially when interviewing the 82 year old man. 1. The interviewer said "the soldiers did in Vietnam War" no mention of "comfort women" since comfort women weren't used by Koreans in the Vietnam war. (Though there were rapes by individual soldiers, no systematic luring/forcing women into sex slavery like Japan did.) 2. the old man said as far as he's aware, he didn't hear that there was much fuss caused by the Korean army, not the tone of denial in the subtitles. (Though he seems to be obviously uninformed about the matter, since he is very old. Most youth would know this from schooling.) 3. Although there were many atrocities caused by the Korean Army during the Vietnam war, it shouldn't really be a comparison. The Korean army during the conflict in Vietnam were not encouraged to do any harm to the Vietnamese by the government, whereas the Korean-Japanese relations are mostly sour due to the systematic atrocities imposed by the Japanese Imperial government, whether it be the "Comfort women" (systematic sex slavery), or exploitation of the Korean people/resources, Unit 731 etc. Korean Atrocities in Vietnam were mostly committed on a personal level (rapes, theft etc) or by the local military stationed there (pillaging). Not to excuse the war crimes, but it was during a WAR. And Vietnam war involved heavy guerrilla tactics (which is one of the reasons why it was so controversial, as it was countered with non-discriminatory killings) whereas Japan was never really at war with Korea after the 16th century invasion, but the atrocities were brought on by colonial ideals of Koreans being sub-human. 4. Korea has apologied to Vietnam on several occasions, albeit the Vietnamese government said that it doesn't require an apology since they've won the war and Korea only partaken in the conflict due to its relations with the USA.

[@雪走-m7z]

I think Korean like Japanese people, but don't like Japanese government. So do Chinese. So maybe I can understand what Korean thinking about. So ‎The China & Japan will never have true friendship ( but Japanese people is nice), until the Japanese government honestly admits it's mistakes like Germany does towards Jews. Chinese know of the scandals of their own government, which has killed tens of millions of Chinese, information only temporarily not released, now more and more public. However, the Japanese government's announcements of Japan's scandals is becoming less and less public. This is different. The whole world said "Nanking Massacre", only the Japanese government said "Nanking incident". We know too much about the Japanese government's evildoing, but you Japanese people are not clear. Check Wikipedia in English more information. Have you seen the video about the Japanese prime minister who said, "I'm so sorry” on KZbin? I've only seen the Japanese Prime Minister say "excuse me." They avoid the word "sorry". In Germany, the Nazi flag is a crime now, but the rising sun flag is still a very important position in japan now. That's the difference. I believe that if Germany were to use Nazi flags as an important position, no country in Europe would forgive Germany. The Asian countries, except China and Korea, forgive Japan because they are too weak and spineless. BTW, Japanese government not only do bad things like what I said to China, but also did bad things to other Asian countries. But just China & Korea fight for this.

[@surajkp9121]

Do a video on India

[@perdienjr4787]

Now that I see this video, I'm getting curious about the opinion of Vietnam regarding their comfort women by Korean. I know that during Vietnam wars American and Korean create comfort women too, but I only knew Korean comfort women news. Where are the others voice? Was it being suppresed?

Music Art sure, Japanese let the Korean women live after they done their business, but Korean men cut the Vietnamese women throat after they done their business. Even heard of all the torture methods and the mad killing of Vietnamese Prisoner that American and South Korean committed?

[@toshiodocs]

It's quite understandable and fair that some koreans dont like Japan, tbh in real life I feel that japanese and koreans get along very well but in the Internet I see a lot of hate from both parts... I hope for a better relationship in the future!

[@tommyjudd81]

ME TOOO

[@mnbr6884]

*sigh* hateful people on the Internet. What else is new

[@someone-ou3ht]

wuaa this is so true not only those 2 countries but also others and religions also most of the negative people comment in yt

[@peepeepoopoo2973]

anyone can talk shit online, and anyone can hate easily behind a monitor and when nobody knows who you are it takes close to zero effort to hate, but everything to love one another honestly wish that both countries can come to peace some day, as a person who grew up in Japan but was born Korean

[@gallasebiyo4427]

You probably know this, but Koreans and the Japanese tend to be the best of friends when in North American high school environments. I'm Korean, but all my closest high school friends in Canada were Japanese lol. They helped me get through that ugly time of life!

[@pumpkinface8151]

"A conditional apology is not an apology" Truth! Now please forward this philosophy to every celebrity and politician out there

[@javiedkawification]

lol. please forward this also a soldier of fortune is not a soldier against their will. you my friend think hard about it.

[@semansco]

It is the only type of apology the Japanese know how to offer. In Japan, apologies only signal that the giver wants to continue to have a relationship with the receiver. It is a tool used very infrequently. A deep apology from a Japanese (the A side) to a non-Japanese (the B side) is seen as entirely unnecessary.

[@gastronomist]

Forgiveness that you have to pay for isn't forgiveness.

[@katrinaselby3683]

Tomioka Project indeed.

[@カマキリin]

I'm Korean.I love japan because japan give us money！we will continue to fabricate history and take money from them

[@minjimoon7034]

Me being half Japanese and Half Korean: 😶

[@mhashi47]

Minji Moon I have never met another half Japanese and half Korean person!

[@레옹-c3d]

@강은주 Japanese are hybrid race...

[@mteagleworld]

Minji Moon I'm half Japanese and half Korean, but I was born in United States. So I have 3 nationalities maybe

[@nathandrake4803]

Oh so you are Anime-Kpop hybrid duolingo

[@sunnyskies489]

Why are you guys calling them hybrids

[@MJK-q2f]

1:52 He was born(1937) in Japanese colonial era(1910~1945). I think some of the word that he talked is his experience or his close people's experience.

[@Jesse_Pinkman_whatup]

ㅇㅈㅇㅈ

[@petrabonnie]

Well personality I don't think if someone was born during a war time they or their close people have real experience of it. Cause my dad was born during a war in my country and he basically didn't have that kind of experience nor did his close people.

[@attayah2120]

@@petrabonnie I’m sorry, but if you have no idea about what happened during ww2 in Asia, then you can’t compare the war experience ever because those years were tough times

[@sealflip]

​@@petrabonnie 🤦

[@Thanatar13]

​@@petrabonnie And where was your dad born? That plays a part. The US, Canada, Australia or NZ? Rural parts of the UK which weren't part of the blitz? Mind you also if you're American, your country has only seen a few years of peace in its existence so far, but the last time it experienced invasion was 1812..

[@jessieli8499]

"the food was cheap" YOU SURE U WERE IN TOKYO???!?!?!?

[@Thayoz]

Jessie Li haha I was travelling in Japan for three weeks and I came back home about a week ago, I spent 9 days in Tokyo and I tought that the food was quite cheap to be honest. Only thing that was just a little bit more expensive compared to other countries was staying in hostel/air bnb in Tokyo. :D

[@gustavog.hasegawa5360]

@@Thayoz because your tourist and much probably you have money for it, I live in Japan more than 12 years and with one salary I can't spend more than 3 days there because of high price

[@makky6239]

@@gustavog.hasegawa5360 eae man só comer miojin , fico procurando brs em lugar aleatório do KZbin

[@yy-cf7wb]

Jessie Li lol most of the food in Tokyo are cheap beside on the places like Ginza

[@aznhomig]

Food IS cheap in Tokyo, unless if you're constantly dining in ritzy places like Ginza.

[@Trollseeder]

The old man is awesome. He acknowledges Japan is a prime example of culture and society, but is also completely aware of their past wrongs.

[@reer3192]

I see it somewhat the other way around, the old man sees the wrong doings of japan but also is aware that is changed and not the same people that ruled over their country

[@shalahuddin.n2976]

@@reer3192 basically the same thing

[@reer3192]

@@shalahuddin.n2976 to me I think it’s impressive that a Korea person person that is somewhat old saying the good stuff first, it’s a given that they hold prejudice towards japan but he only says something about it after he gets asked the question. Of course he’s completely aware of their wrongdoings, he’s korean. But what I see is how open minded he is to japan and is more surprising that he has a lot to say about the good things. He’s holds the goods before the bad, as a Korean. That’s surprising

[@UniqueKwon]

I honestly wish that warm hearted Korean grandpa really spoke from his heart. He clearly didn't want to offend anyone but speaking the truth. Shame on the Japanese.

[@reer3192]

@@UniqueKwon The japanese aren't the same people who colonized joseon anymore, its time we forgive. We aren't exactly the best country for ourselves either with a long line of corruption and I think we should focus on the current problems rather than the past's. There's other countries that have been doing worse and it's actions have never been talked about. While japan gets hated on for something they couldn't control. Lets stop this predujuce and become better people all together.

[@Sulaymaniyah21]

That old men said some wise words of the best

[@techniksnoob5494]

How liancourt rocks is in Japanese waters, and as soon as Korean soldiers using comfort women was brought up he started playing dumb about it hahaha

[@evander2002]

@@techniksnoob5494 A guy like you is called byung shin sae ki in Korea. Hahahahahahaha

[@techniksnoob5494]

Evander Park ooohhh mr park lee kim is snowflake much hahaha

[@michaelcorleone443]

@@techniksnoob5494 진짜 byung shin sae ki 네 지보고 byung shin sae ki라는데 웃고ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@eengann]

@@evander2002 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@YT--um6mu]

I'm a Japanese. 21. I really really hope at least our generation's Japanese and Korean could make great realationship together by make things right.

[@YT--um6mu]

kevin couture True.

[@JOTBOBB]

😊👍❤️

[@em_mkay]

Let’s see if Shinzo Abe agrees

[@류호성-v6h]

If there is a proper apology like what Germany did to Poland.

[@AwesomeStruck]

@kevin couture actually japanese people do not vote for prime minister, also i heard that, prime minister shinzo abe will be resigning soon because of ulceritive colitis(non-treatable disease)

[@lxwv1983]

My thoughts about Japan are like those of majority of Koreans who were interviewed by Asian Boss. Generally, I admire the Japanese people for their attitude, discipline and cleanliness--both in their surroundings and the way they handle their food. On the other hand, since I'm a history major/enthusiast, I'm also aware of the atrocities of the Japanese soldiers against our grandmothers and great grandmothers during World War II like the Korean women experienced with their Japanese colonizers. The Philippines was occupied by Japan for three years and during those three years, I could say that what Japan did to my country and most especially, to our grandmothers and great grandmothers, was extremely unforgivable. Honestly, I don''t understand why the Japanese government don't recognize this fact and SINCERELY apologize to those countries who were victims of their aggression during World War II, especially to the women of these countries. Why not the Japanese government follow the move of the German government that every time a German leader is elected to his/her post, he/she expresses his/her sincerest apologies to the countries and racial groups like the Jews who became victims of the Nazi regime during World War II? Why does the Japanese government not include in their history curriculum the "sins" of their past like the comfort women and the negative effects of their occupation of the different countries throughout Asia like the Philippines (3 years) and Korea (35 years)? One of the Koreans in the Asian Boss interviews was right in saying that the Japanese should their youth about their history based on the "victim's perspective." I know that this move will be embarrassing on the part of the Japanese government. However, how can they move on if they are not brave enough to face their evil past and express their sincerest apologies to their victims during World War II?

[@poohw5057]

Josefus Aleksis Alunan Did Germany apologized which country ? Other than Jewish Persecution . .

[@poohw5057]

Josefus Aleksis Alunan 　　 【　The IWG Report : Japanese Comfort Woman 】 2015 Today, in spite of evidence that the testimonies about the comfort women are baseless, South Korea continues to hang to it and demand a state apology plus a hefty monetary compensation way beyond what Japan offered. According to the IWG report, the fact that no records have surfaced of war crimes in relation to comfort women indicates the low reliability of the testimony of comfort women. Meanwhile, South Korea keeps asking Japan to admit to its atrocities, make a state apology and give financial compensation with money taken from the government coffers, while keeping silent on their atrocities in Vietnam and disputing against their own old women who used to be U.S. comfort women . Until the IWG report is fully dissected, South Korea should control its assault in the face of unverified accounts

[@lxwv1983]

It seems that the two netizens who gave their comments on comfort women are obviously came from the Land of the Rising Sun (correct me if I'm wrong). It is basically natural that these netizens would defend their own country to those people from countries who experienced atrocities during World War II under Japanese rule. This could be the result of sanitizing Japan's history by its government in the eyes of its people. I'm speaking from the victims' perspective and I firmly believe that it's a historical fact that Japan during that time did something bad, or should I say evil, against our grandparents and great grandparents. How would they disregard the fact that Japan then conquered Asian countries like China, Korea, the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, etc. without doing such atrocities, specifically not recognizing the human rights of their conquered peoples? I'm a history major and I'm confident to tell these things not just from the victims' perspective but also from a historian's perspective.

[@lit721]

Josefus Aleksis Alunan i absolutely agree history textbooks should write down what japanese did (obviously facts tho, because many nationalistic koreans and chinese have come up with crazy figures of numbers that never happened) but the whole apologizing constantly is RIDICULOUS. If your great grandfather killed someone, and you were never alive or apart of it, is it really up to you to continue apologizing for the rest of your life what your great grandpa did? no. Get over yourself, modern day germany does not support nazis, just like modern day japan does not support the imperial empire. THINGS CHANGE. god if we bring up every single atrocity committed by any group we would never move on. Japan aided korea by the millions in 1965, they gave reperations to Vietnam. and al countries like vietnam, taiwan, singapore, etc have all forgave japan and they have extremely strong ties. the countries benefit off each other. japan is now the number one investor in vietnam and the vietnamese people have also done a lot for japan. this is what it looks like. please stop telling innocent japanese kids that they should be blamed for atrocities that happened when they were never alive, let alone be a part of. look how close america and japan are today! and notice how all the young koreans mentioned how kind japanese people are. that’s called learning and moving on. yes they should recognize it because it’s history and we should not make the same mistakes ever again. but get over yourself, do you really think japan, where it’s at right now (culturally, socially, physically) would ever try anything like that again? i don’t even know of a country that would.

[@TheaHFrancis]

Agree

[@rllycmig]

Asian boss... Please becareful when editing or subtitling the interview, it can cause misunderstanding and conflicts because this is a very heavy topic Ive noticed this because I understand Korean, while I never noticed these kind of problems for other countries because I can only understand it by reading the subtitle. So please, not only for Korea's interviews, but every interviews you post from now on... be considerate about how you translate and edit the videos

[@BlueWithoutBiu]

Could you possibly help point out which part of the tranlation was inaccurate? I'm asking this simply because I couldn't see which part was not "carefully" translated..

[@marucheischanho6289]

@@BlueWithoutBiu as a native korean, the nuance and the tone or something among this line sometimes dont match up well with the subtitle

[@닉네임-u4q]

​@@BlueWithoutBiu9:13 Here. There was no "comfort women" in Korean.

[@jaja3109]

I am so mad with the mistranslation and tricky editing they did. Asian Boss, can you at least be honest?? People who can't understand Korean will have a wrong idea of what the old man said cause of the wrong translation you did in English

[@ge691]

Could you translate for us?

[@m.n.9954]

ᄒᄒ what they saying?

[@PasscodeAdvance]

What were the mistakes?

[@yuhboi3968]

He really was just ranting about how naruto is better than dragon ball z.

[@m.n.9954]

Yuh Boi so funny...

[@howstheweatherupthere798]

I am Japanese and I want to say sorry from bottom of my heart what Japan had done to Korea in the past, however we all (especially young people) hope that we can change the relationships as a country in a good way from now on.

[@아파라-i2n]

정말 기대 만큼 좋은 사이가 되면 좋겠어요.

[@jinheo877]

I hope that Korea and Japan will have a better relationship at near future and become true friends!!!

[@Matthew-fj6eu]

you're not wrong friend, don't worry, it's the government's fault, not yours :) you are a good japanese

[@otman9085]

Good word

[@user-fb9dq7xr8i]

agree

[@salaryman540]

No matter how well me and my Korean friends get along with each other on a personal level, it seems extraordinarily hard to achieve the peace between the countries given the history and recent political issues... good to know some responded positively about Japan, and sad and sorry to see what our ancestors had done still devastated their hearts.

[@Cliffracer46]

It angers me how some Koreans and Japanese extremists annoy other people. I'm Korean, I say stop hating each other.

[@tongo148]

You only need to apologize and admit your mistake. It is unfortunately something Japan refuses to do. Hopefully a new generation of leaders will come and heal their lands.

[@hayek218]

Japan does not have to apologize but Korea has to thank Japan instead.

[@marioo849]

@@tongo148 Admit yes, apologize no, not in the slightest. The only people who have to apologize for the crimes of ww2 are either already dead or extremely old. It's not the fault of todays people who were born many years after the war. Rather they should learn from past mistakes to prevent such thing from happening again.

[@cat26woo53]

@@Cliffracer46 I am Korean too, and absolutely agree.

[@lucytryingthings]

"A conditional apology is not an apology" That guy is so right

[@katrinaselby3683]

what are we supposed to do for you, keeping funding money haha funny asl

[@カマキリin]

I'm Korean.I love japan because japan give us money！we will continue to fabricate history and take money from them

[@katrinaselby3683]

L Lj u disgust me, no respect whatsoever at all

[@뽀로로-c2p]

@@カマキリin 한국인인척 오졌다

[@user-xf1do1ms2b]

@@カマキリin 부모 홀수인 티 좀 내지 마라

[@Niom_Music]

Basically, politics sucks, internationally. Everyone’s history is dark. But the people, all over the world, is pretty damn alright (for the most part). We’re not that different from each other. It’s interesting hearing about other countries conflicts and struggles. This video definitely widened my worldview. It’s oddly humbling.

[@zhcultivator]

Indeed, you are absolutely correct

[@miyalys]

Right! Most commoners have more in common with other commoners across borders, than they have with their own governments/politicians.

[@melisandrebennet1773]

True the problems came from the governments but the people we are all humans all the same

[@melisandrebennet1773]

@@miyalys very true !

[@rupalidaimary5312]

Very true..

[@slee240]

한일관련 영상은 한일 자막 같이 넣어주세요. 서로 보면서 이해를 해야할것 같아요.

[@user-jc9ti3zf7b]

영어있잖아

[@aab4065]

일본애들이 영어를 못 하니까 그렇지ㅡㅡ..

[@아름-v7d]

@blender 정말요 ? 근데 역사에 대해 어케 생각하나요?:)...ㅎ ㅎ

[@aowboqueeter4559]

@덕배형패스해 정확히 말하자면 동남아나 유럽도 관심없음. 주로 한나라에만 엄청나게 큰 사건이 일어났다면 가끔 뉴스에 나오긴 하는데 일본애들 종족성이 이기주의 개인주의 성향이 매우 강해서 뉴스도 다 국내 관련 일들만 방영함

[@こまちち-u9s]

それな

[@상큼한레몬-f5c]

이거 찍고 한국과 일본을 공평한 시각으로보는 개쩌는 사람이라고 본인을 생각하고있겠지 ? ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 30년넘는 식민시기와 , 베트남 전쟁이라는 단일사건을 동등한 것에 놓은것부터 니들 시각은 균형을 잃었어. 심지어 그걸 가지고 한국과 일본을 똑같은 날라로 몰고가고있어 니들은 ㅋㅋ 스스로 존나게 똑똑하고 균형잡힌사람이라고 착각하면서 살지마라. 부끄러운줄알길바래.

[@쿠아아아앙]

일본 영상에서 베트남 전 얘기를 자꾸 꺼내는데 베트남 전 희생 민간인에 대해서 군사독재가 완전히 청산된 고 김대중 전 대통령때부터 사과해 왔고 피해자 위령비에 찾아가 고개 숙인 반면 일본은 야스쿠니 신사에 참배하고 있으며 한국은 베트남에 학교를 지어주는 등 배상을 함과 동시에 한국정부의 민간인 학살 관련 조사 요청을 베트남 정부가 거절하며 '과거보다는 미래, 경제협력 기대'라는 베트남 정부의 말에 베ㅡ한 간에 무역에 상당한 이점을 주었고 베트남 교역 수출 1위가 한국이 되었습니다. 현재 문재인 대통령 또한 과거의 잘못을 인정함은 언론에서 공개적으로 보도 된 사실입니다. 요약하자면 한국은 '인정, 배상, 사과, 합의'수순을 모두 거쳤고 오히려 베트남 정부에서 이런 사실들을 양국의 경제협력 상황을 고려해 언론을 통제하는 현실입니다. 이런 사실관계를 어떻게 동일선상에 놓는건지 참 어처구니가 없네요.

[@dmitryx5377]

견해를 물어본거지 동등한 사건이라고 주장하는 부분은 어디에도 없는데? 그래도 한국이 베트남에 한짓도 용서받지 못할만한 짓인건 분명함.

[@abe7124]

매년 한인들이가서 같이 위로해주고있읍니다.

[@dmitryx5377]

@@꿈돌이-e8t 한국이 베트남에 용서를 구하고 부끄러워했나? 그 얘기하는거임?

[@toshinokyokosenpai9239]

YT necesita traductor :'v

[@princesscookie1474]

1:51 he's 82 yo😂😂 He looks younger than my dad who's 50 yo

[@mosamuel7708]

Proper health care perhaps

[@roblox_yt7978]

ur gay lol

[@vida_yr]

Look younger as admit that.

[@Sunghooniverse_08]

He looks younger than my grandmother

[@thegreatalyce4166]

Yo x2

[@털복숭이친구들-u5n]

베트남 관련 질문을 82세 노인분에게만 하지 않았을거라 생각하는데.. 프레이밍.. 딱 내로남불로 보이기 좋게 해놨네ㅋㅋ

[@jaeintheworld]

89 Magnolia 원래 아시안보스 이런 채널이에요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ맨날 딱 논란만들기 좋게 영상 내보내는 ㅋㅋㅋ 덕분에 조회수는 폭발 서로의 갈등은 심화 ㅋㅋㅋ뭘 바라고 채널운영하는건지 딱 보임

[@털복숭이친구들-u5n]

H Ray 이전에도 님 같은 의견의 댓글을 봤었는데그 때는 뭔 소리야 하고 지나쳤는데.. 인식하고 보니 잘 보이네요 그런 부분들이

[@jaeintheworld]

89 Magnolia 네 저 스티브 씨도 호주 교포인걸로 알고있는데 그냥 검머외라고밖에는..이 채널 첫 동영상때부터 봤는데 걍 조회수로 돈벌려는것으로밖에 안보입니다 첨 시작할때는 뭐 아시아의 아쩌구저쩌구 포부는 좋았는데 올라오는 영상마다 다 저모양...

[@jaeintheworld]

최근에는 한국에서 신생 유튜버들 지원해주면서 입지 넓히는거 같은데사람들이 이채널으ㅏ 문제점이 뭔지 이해를 못함

[@김진우-u4b6p]

공감이요 ㅋ

[@bag3lmonst3r72]

That 82 year old man was born when Korea was under Japanese rule. He knows best what it was like.

[@SooahJoo]

Changes in thought over the generations are really eye opening

[@sevenproxies4255]

Indeed. And I have to say that it seems to be positive changes for the most part. Younger Koreans seem to show more that they're collectively moving on rather than holding on to past grudges.

[@unconformingtruther5496]

Sooah Joo hold it against me if you may but I really would love that tongue :)

[@Cliffracer46]

Yeah

[@kingdaleclarke]

Sooah you are so beautiful do you like British men

[@Cliffracer46]

kingdaleclarke No one likes british people lmao your history is really bad

[@edwardcm9175]

I'm mexican and i love both Korean and Japanese people, i find them very educated and humble..

[@thomasberlin3675]

"...japanase porn plays a part..." when people finally speak about, what they're really interessted in.

[@moonllght3555]

I was looking for this comment

[@haitamc5611]

@D.S. Park bruh

[@saumya7612]

@D.S. Park Okay. Your opinion

[@betterleper714]

D.S. Park wtf bro hell no

[@nathofmann8169]

I have no idea about the "part it plays" but that guy looks hooked to it

[@bluewater3216]

Why did you MISTRANSLATE INTENTIONALLY?? In 9:10 , the interviewer didn't say "comfort women". What she said is "what Korean soldiers did in Vietnam war" and she meant some rape crimes or civilian damage which was committed by some individual soldiers. It's totally different with "comfort women" which was systematically run by Japanese military authorities itself. Korean authorities didn't run comfort women in Vietnam.

[@busysloth6592]

This is why Japan bringing up Korea's Vietnamese war crimes to justify their atrocities in WW2 is a nasty move. Japan's comfort woman is an issue of collective slavery and exploitation denying human rights done by Japanese imperial authorities whereas Korean soldiers' rapes and homicides of Vietnamese were an issue of individual war crimes not done by the government. And Korea made apologies to Vietnam for its soldiers' wrongdoings.

[@セトラキアン-n2r]

@@busysloth6592 It's a story about a Korean prostitute and her owner to the Japanese army, and it's not exploitation or anything. Some of the women may have been forcibly brought in or the money was not paid properly, but it is the responsibility of the Korean owner. The Japanese army gave them a job for the purpose of getting money, but they betrayed them. Adult Japan paid money because Korea made a fuss about the comfort women issue. But the money was also stolen by organizations and governments, not the parties involved. A problem of responsibility only for Koreans from beginning to end.

[@rina_leina1998]

Japanese propaganda​@@セトラキアン-n2r

[@tsurugi5]

@@セトラキアン-n2rsquidsisters our response???

[@zenandetwalo2299]

It seems to me like they don't have any social issue with Japanese people, but rather have a political problem with Japan as a country and how it has handled certain issues of the past. Hopefully I'll have time to record a video for this sometime because I think it's quite an interesting topic 😊

[@zenandetwalo2299]

paisleyyama Hey :), don't get me wrong, I'm not neglecting the political issues or downplaying them at all. What I mean is that the general public doesn't seem to have dislike towards Japanese people in general. They infact love them and have good experiences having visited Japan however from a political standpoint they have unresolved resentment towards the country for past doings. It's like when you have a friend who has deeply wronged you but you choose to move on from it because you feel that it would be better to try and move forward since the person has changed a bit for the better. The only problem is that the person has not apologised appropriately and shown any remorse for what they did or acknowledged that they have done you wrong. So the hurt sits with you and festers overtime and will eventually explode. I think that's what you mean by Political issues eventually leading to future problems and wars. This is why I think it is good to have these conversations so that people can see how others feel and my only point is that socially for the Korean people there seems to be a sort of open heart to want to build better relations with Japan on condition that they appropriately resolve the political issues. I just think its a good start that they don't hate Japanese people as a whole ☺️

[@johnoon2012]

Japanese keep their true feeling close to their chest. That's why they appear innocent and simple minded on the outside.

[@ariadnafrisky]

@田中加奈と sometimes I see japanese person make bad comments about korean.. :( so sad. I admire both japan and korean but yeah..

[@sb8095]

True

[@JohnHill]

so glad i found this channel

[@hongtse6723]

hey dude

[@jasonfanclub4267]

Who the heck is that guy?

[@CHICOPOLVORA]

Me too.... Ups! xD

[@shimminna1]

John Hill iiii

[@keeskim]

Don't be so hasty or sure. This channel smells more like a propaganda shithole as time passes. Evidence item #1: this vids eng sub

[@hawk6990]

Most korean likes japanese people. As a korean once lived in japan for a couple of years I really love my japanese friends. They are humble & good hearted mostly. We got a lot to learn from each other. Don't be fooled by politicians, bureaucrats, media and some netizens of both countries. Go out and meet your global neighbor in person face to face. You'll see how nice they are

[@Evilspookydollar]

That is what I’ve noticed too💀💀

[@alvarosager9206]

I really like that you've opened it up for people to send in their opinions! I probably won't do it myself, but I think it's a great gesture.

[@alexanderg8466]

They just will make money by using your opinions lol.

[@punchnello5657]

I totally agree with the old man. As a korean my impressions of Japan is positive in a way (manners, culture, food, anime etc) but also negative (politics, history, etc)

[@ReasonableRadio]

"I'm sure what we did isn't as bad as what (other group) did" - every person to ever commit war crimes

[@kiwimomo3742]

Japan is not evil Ronit N. They are the best country in the world.

[@donghyeonyun695]

ReasonableRadio yes I was surprised how uneducated he was about the Vietnam war. Younger generations in Korea do know that there were war crimes that South Korean soldiers committed, and that South Korean government should pay for what we did in the past.

[@curiousitykilledthecat9933]

Ronit N don’t think you can really say that Britain was worse than Germany and Japan who both committed mass genocides...

[@emanuelpark1499]

yeah that's true Germany did huge genocides against jewish people, and so did Japan against Asia. But let's remember that USA has done a lot of bad things aswell as Britain and France

[@송은빈-k4p]

@@donghyeonyun695 yes and the president too did visit Vietnam to apologize and I think this is the kind of apologize that Koreans and the comfort women sincerely want from Japan.

[@jpbiitaso9711]

I thought Japan and Korea will never be friendly to each other when I saw this comment section but it might be the best for both countries if they want.

[@minajavemasa3965]

어짜피 니네 조상이 한국인인데 뭘

[@macbook3562]

Korean never accept the fact that Japan has repeatedly apologized kzbin.info/www/bejne/maWaXomImM6gmKc

[@harvest_mouse553]

저번에도 한국은 성형이랑 외모를 치중하는 나라지만 서양인들보단 외적으로 딸린다는 식으로 영상을 편집하시더니...이번에는 일본은 친절하고 국민성이 뛰어난 나라인데 한국은 역사적인 그다지 담아두지 않아도 되는 일로 일본에게 보상할려고 하는 나라마냥 비춰지는거 같아서 웃기는데요...과연 그게 중요한 일이 아닌가요??? 이게 아시안나라에서만 일어나는 자잘한 사건도 아닌 일뿐인가요??

[@seoul_Jin500]

이거 왜 그러냐면 편집책임자가 일본인이라 그럼(추정)

[@예림-l4q]

This channel is about Koreans and Koreans who have already set up their own answers and tried to interview Koreans until they come to the Koreans who want to reply, but if they do not get one, they will manipulate, faked, distorted It is famous for injecting stereotypes and prejudices into foreigners and instigating and brainwashing foreigners. By thoroughly using Korea and Koreans, they attack Koreans and Koreans who are hating and hating so much, It's a purpose and a goal of the Asian boss to induce conflicts and raise the views. I made the Asian boss channel to do it. (google translate) 이건 외국인들 보라고 올린거구요 어떤분 글 번역해서 올린 것.... 아시안보스 보지맙시다!! 영상을 이딴식으로 만들다니 열받네요

[@saon3109]

@@예림-l4q 음 완전 음모론 어투인데요 번역된게 ㅇㅇ 아님 원문부터가 음모론 어투인걸려나요?

[@냐-m2o]

신고 한번씩 누르고 갑시다 영상 진짜 화나네요

[@miyashita291]

When I was in Japan there were a lot of Koreans. I really feel like it is more a political issue rather than social. Also Japanese girls who I know really admire Korean culture (music, food, clothes make up etc.) I did not hear them speak in a bad way about Korea at all. I think it's a shame that Japan is put away as a bad by some Koreans just of the political situations. I'm not trying to trivialize the history (!). The old man of 80 something who spoke with so much nuance about Japan has my respect. Even though he knows the history about Japan/Korea he still has the courage to talk also about positive things in Japan (as far as he can be positive). I hope relationships between Japan and Korea will improve and also hope Japan will speak kindly of Korea.

[@athenazang1201]

koreans are being too nice to japanese in comparison to the japanese reacting to them even the older people

[@Pogawa341]

Im Japanese American and all of my friends are Chinese Korean Americans and we love love love each others differences and cultures but also realize that we have 99.9% in common with each other.

[@unknown-fq9sw]

If i may ask, what do you think about the history between them ?

[@조수빈-n5v]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ일본 사람들이 싫은게 아니고 그걸로 조회수 장사하는 이 채널이 싫음

[@이불킥-v7r]

ㅆㅇㅈ

[@계정-k5n]

Susu Cho ㅋㅋ 쌉인정

[@nubicumwotblitz892]

솔직히 일본사람들이 아니라 정부랑 우익이 싫은거죠 ㅋㅋ

[@wifilte9915]

일본 까면서 그걸로 조회수 장사하는 중국인이 더 싫음

[@이름-o6b8z]

EC KIM 갑자기 중국...?

[@아버지모하시노]

일본 업체 로비 받나요? 무슨 왜곡으로만 모든 인터뷰가 진행 되나요 한국인으로서 태어났으면 한국의 역사에 대해 잘 알고 질문하고 정확히 언급하세요 그리고 저희나라?? 누구 저희 나라라고 하나요? 기본적인 것부터 모르네요

[@스피디-r1g]

아버지 모하시노 저희나라라고 하는분들 많습니다 그리고 뭐만하면 일본로비.. 어휴

[@ppsjsjsjsjsbshshshjss3218]

@@스피디-r1g 저희나라 라고 하는사람이 많다구요?? 님 한국사람인척 하지 마세요 쪽팔립니다ㅋㅋㅋ

[@Sh-gl8iy]

힐즈스1 많고 잣이고 ㅋㅋ 우리나라가 맞는거임

[@hoonestenos8029]

저희나라라고 하는건 처음이네 외국에서 살다오셨나?

[@user-zx6ez4kk8w]

잉?? 저희나라나 우리나라나 뭐가다름?? 고게 고거지

[@redbean11]

저는 국가유공자 후손인데요. 이따구로 영상올리실꺼면 그냥 올리지 마세요. 실제로 가까우면 할아버지,할머니 세대만 하더라도 전쟁을 겪었고,, 아직도 상처가 회복되지 않으신 분들이 많은데,,이 영상은 영상에 나온 무지한 한국인들도 더욱 화나고 영상 기획 의도나 그런게 등등..다 가증스럽네요. 아시안보스채널 한명은 한국인이신걸로 아는데 영상 하나에 돈을 얼마나 버는지 모르겠지만ㅎ.. 이렇게 형편없게 영상만들지 마세요.. 좋은댓글만 따봉누르지 마시고요..

[@예림-l4q]

구글번역기 돌리는데 이글좀 사용해도 될까요? 외국인들이 잘 모르는거같아서...

[@민성김-o7g]

@@예림-l4q 구글번역기로돌려봤자 이해못해요

[@쿤보라고다괴물은아니]

님이 비판할 수 있듯이 이 채널이 이런 영상 올리는것도 인정하고 비판하면 되는거죠!!! 아 저도 여운형 선생 방계후손입니다. 근데 후손인거지 딱히 우리가 독립을 위해 한건 없잖아요!

[@민성김-o7g]

@@쿤보라고다괴물은아니 독립운동을위해한것없지만 그렇게따지면 친일파후손이랑 본인이랑 똑같은 대우받아도 좋다는말씀이신가요?

[@davidbig8661]

날수없는돼지는그냥돼지일뿐이야 독립을 위해 한건 없지만 역사를 기억하려고 노력하고 이에 대해 감사해하고 보상하는거 자체가 독립운동가들에 대한 최소한의 예의아님?

[@muqali4203]

Something I really appreciate when watching both Japanese and Koreans is that when asked what they think about something they will very carefully respond with, "The media says __" or, "I was taught __". Which conveys a great sense of openness. You don't see much of that in the west anymore.

[@reginalee2282]

이번 영상 전체적으로 답답하네요. 인터뷰분들도 대체로 말을 잘 못하시고 아는것도 적으신것같고, 아시안 보스의 미흡한 편집 처리도 답답해요. 평소에 아시안보스 영상들 잘 보고 있는데 다른 몇몇 한국분들이 지적해주신 편집 부분에서는 실망스러운게 사실이에요... 개개인마다 앎이 다르긴 하지만 아예 독도가 우리 땅인 근거에 대해서 단 하나도 모르는 사람도 있고(우리나라 젊은 사람들중에 이런사람이 얼마나 있었을지;; 하필 이런 국제적으로 보여지는 영상에 딱 걸리고ㅋㅋㅋ) 베트남 전쟁 건을 자막도 잘못 붙인거에 모자라 80대 노인분 의견 하나만...ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 베트남 문제 관련해서도 현재 한국 젊은 층이 저렇게까지 무지한 경우가 얼마나 있을까요? 정말 여러 모로 답답하고 약간은 실망스러운 영상입니다. +)아시안 보스 채널을 애정하는 만큼 예전 큐엔에이 영상까지 전부 챙겨봤었는데, 그때 악플은 상관하지 않는다고 말하셨던 기억이 나는데, 물론 비판 댓글과 단순 악플은 구분하시겠지만 노파심에 말하길.. 이번 영상에 달린 많은 의견들을 단순 악플로 취급하지 말고 왜 이렇게 많은 한국 사람들이 불편함을 말하고 있는지에 대해서 생각해 주셨으면 좋겠어요.

[@piribuisaman2673]

저도 공감하네요 진짜 한국사도 제대로 안배운 사람들로 보이네요 심각합니다 진짜... 국사 필수 과목으로 바꿔야되요.

[@Jun-YongLee]

근데 선생께서 어떻게 생각하시느냐와는 상관 없이 이게 우리나라 평균 수준입니다. 본인은 얼마나 알고 계시는지 모르겠지만 우리나라 대부분은 상당히 모릅니바.

[@3eggsinthemorning]

아시안보스=hypocrite

[@dacypher22]

Honestly, it really is the same anywhere you go. In high school and lower, students don't tend to learn about the atrocities committed by their own government. A lot of the Japanese don't know about what happened during WWII, a lot of Koreans don't seem to know about the comfort women in Vietnam and most Americans don't know about the My Lai Massacre and other atrocities in Vietnam. I would say only Germany is a model in this regard, as they drill into every student's head what Germany did during WWII.

[@noticemesenpai69]

Germany is kind of FORCED to acknowledge it though.

[@dacypher22]

@@noticemesenpai69 Not really, in my opinion. Particularly now that most survivors and veterans of WWII are almost gone, they could start to systematically suppress education about it much like how Japan has done for their WWII issues. It sounds crazy, but once you do that for a couple of generations it begins to work.

[@noticemesenpai69]

dacypher22 no, I’m saying that Germany has lots of outside factors that basically force it to bend the knee. Also Japan and Germany fought for different things.

[@hahhah661]

Korean government don’t teach about lai dai han. They don’t teach what Korean army did to Vietnamese. They raped Vietnam citizens

[@noticemesenpai69]

@@hahhah661 they also don’t teach about how their expats treated blacks in LA or the racial attitudes over there

[@hoangkimviet8545]

I hope you'll make more videos about the feelings of Vietnamese people about the other countries :0

[@NanayaShikiVN]

Hahahaha no thanks, I don't want to get shot at schools.

[@beethovenkr]

Definitely agree with this comment as a Korean. I want to know koreans have not much information.

[@yuegonghuamei6685]

We also don’t want lot drugs, unemployed, welfare, dependent, gun, gangbanger, driveby shooting, road rage, addicts, homeless, troublemakers, prisoners, debtbeat, ghettos, abandon buildings, towns n cities, alcoholic, tax, foreclosure, wars, fight, robery, dying boring nin asian towns n hoods, shitty roads, airports, debts, troublemakers, lawsuits, etc... most people even Americans themselves know about America by west America medias, propaganda, movies n stars like superman, Wonder Woman, spider man, cowboy, GI joes, star wars and think all Americans like that, dumb as hell.

[@jesper3785]

Sorry but people only care about China, Korea and Japan, they get more views focusing on those countries.

[@tsykez2939]

Great idea. I want this too. My wife is Korean and she said the 82 year old in this video is totally wrong when it comes to answering the question about Vietnam regarding comfort women.

[@Umi_to_sunahama]

I am Japanese. I want to go to Korea once. I want to eat Korean food.

[@_a2619]

I am South Korean. I want to go to Japan. I also learn Japanese now :)

[@Umi_to_sunahama]

_ A 우리도 당신을 기다리고 있어요!

[@manakalaala]

日本語勉強しています。京都と大阪も行ってきました！

[@Umi_to_sunahama]

ᄋᄋ おお！実は私は京都に住んでいます。来てくれてありがとう😊

[@davidnam5319]

Love Japan from South Korea. Let's go together!! 🇰🇷❤️🇯🇵

[@MikeTheBeastsVideos]

That man is 82?!?! He could have fooled me by saying he was 60! That being said I felt he showed some bias towards the Japanese as he thought it was terrible what they did to his people but when told about the Vietnamese, he seemed to brush the story aside and say nothing happened. Anyways, this interview with the other people were very informative, I hope one day the Japanese & South Korean governments can put their issues aside and work together for a better future for both their citizens!

[@tobi6891]

MikeTheBeastsVideos I as a half-Japanese hope so too but I am afraid both countries are too stubborn. 😢

[@jbech5473]

Ikr

[@ConstantinKlose-sj4mb]

MikeTheBeastsVideos the power of dyed hair

[@grape1829]

The Korean government has apologized and requested a joint investigation into what really happened there. Vietnamese replied that everything's cool. So no, Japanese and Korean responses to allegations are not comparable at all.

[@1988kcmo]

I would say most Koreans are usually uninformed/misinformed about their own country's wrongdoings. Issues that spring to mind are the Vietnamese comfort women or the massacres of Christians in the mid-late 19th century. Koreans typically only learn about how they were wronged in the past. I suppose this kind of thing doesn't happen exclusively in Korea, however, but most countries.

[@SerGio-mw9pc]

Japan not only use Korean comfort women, but also Chinese, Indonesian, Malaysian, and all other nationalities that were onced colonised by the Japanese military..

[@user-yu8nq9yx6k]

Ser Gio Mongol, Dutch women (in Indonenisa)

[@luna1515]

Same thing can be said about the US, everyone is a devil in war. So stfu, move on and make your future instead of crying about the past.

[@luna1515]

+김우성 Japanese cuisine is the best, their food is extremely healthy and delicious :)

[@김우성-h8u]

+Jun Jin Yeah, definately healthy radioactivity like what happened to toothpaste containing Radon in the early of 20 century in europe. It's regarded as stamina in the past in europe^^

[@kageyamareijikun]

And yet only China and S Korea can’t stop crying about it. Grow up and stop living in the past. The rest of Asia has moved on. See: Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore/Malaysia

[@WJMchannel]

in reality, we all cool. but on youtube, we bite each other. thats what i feel about korea-japan relationship.

[@user-wl7mm9nj6q]

WJMchannel totally true, same to Japan-china and China-Korea

[@allenji8078]

not only jp cn, it can apply to all the countries in the world as well.

[@alexnick4996]

to be honest i really like Japanese girls and Korean girls LOL im Chinese

[@AimForMyHead81]

Alex Nick o

[@helloly]

@@alexnick4996 Because u like people who look like they could be your sisters 🤮

[@Chris2023Chris]

this is interesting, especially to hear from someone older such as the 82 year old man. All the people interviewed seemed sincere about their feelings, thoughts and emotions. It's really nice to hear the experiences while visiting Japan were great for the people who did visit Japan.

[@bluewin13]

아시안 보스는 그냥 한국을 싫어하나 봄ㅋㅋㅋ 질문이랑 해석이ㅋㅋㅋ 미개하다

[@쿤보라고다괴물은아니]

그런것보단 인류보편은 아니고 제1세계 국가들이 바라보는 한국이랑 스스로가 알고 있는 한국이 다른거죠!!!! 아시안 보스는 제1세계 국가들이 바라보는 시각인듯.

[@물개작두]

먼소리냐.. 얘네 친한파야..

[@byongkwon]

I believe their questions and interpretations were very fair

[@user-es9hs2dr8g]

@@물개작두 롱패딩 영상만 보면 꼭 그렇지는 않은듯

[@배틀-f9w]

일본사람들이 베트남얘기 꺼낼때마다 일본사람들이 베트남사람들인가하는 착각에 빠지게 한다. 정작 베트남언론은 조용한데 일본언론이 거론하는거보면 남의 아픔도 같이 슬퍼해주는 착한사람들이구나 느끼면서도 왜 한국사람들 아픔은 이해못해줄까하는 생각이 든다.

[@님-s6o]

배틀 ㅆㅇㅈ

[@XiCumFace]

베트남사람들한테 한국이 좋으세요 일본이 좋으세요? 물어보면 90%이상이 한국선택한다고 본다

[@wn_baceta]

김대중 정부가 사과했는데 베트남이 자신이 승전국인데 사과받는걸 꺼려해서 거절했다고 해요.

[@park8919]

@@wn_baceta 정부는 사과했지만 한국군 증오비는 그대로 남아있을뿐더러 피해자에게 제대로 된 보상이 돌아가지 않았습니다.

[@jh2852]

남의 아픔을 이해하려기보단 우리보고 너네도 전쟁범죄 저지른 나라다 자기들과 다를것없다며 동급취급하고 깎아내려서 사과안하겠다 징징거리는 느낌입니다

[@alann5003]

Even though I as a japanese had nothing to do with the atrocities committed by the japanese army in ww2, I still feel bad about it because I like South Korea. I hope we can be close friends one day.

[@期望开花]

中国人也是这样想的😅所以日本什么时候可以给中国人民道歉呢

[@Qwerticle]

as a japanese person who is very interested in korean culture and thoroughly enjoys studying our linguistic similarities, i really hope that within my lifetime i see a reconciliation of some kind

[@joannelee5574]

As a Korean who’s interested in Japanese culture, likewise!! The linguistic similarities are also really cool, it’s neat when I can recognize a couple shared words LOL

[@YUI-po7gu]

Ur not japanese 😶

[@Qwerticle]

@@YUI-po7gu don’t embarrass yourself lol

[@YUI-po7gu]

@@Qwerticle as I can see, your obviously just a troll pretending to be japanese

[@Qwerticle]

@@YUI-po7gu how are you going to tell someone online what they aren’t??? bizarre.

[@kristenslee09]

베트남말 어르신분한테만 꺼내는거 실화냐?

[@보보가맨]

Yayaya L ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@유어티]

나라간의 민감한 주제를 인터뷰 내용중에 자극적인것만 골라서 채널의 홍보에 이용하는 당신들이 가장 싫습니다

[@레드벨뱃]

뭐 어떡하냐... 얘네들도 먹고 살아야지...

[@雪走-m7z]

I think Korean will forgive Japan, if Japan government never try to cover the histories anymore. They just want dignity, not money. Im Chinese, maybe i can understand

[@poohw5057]

KevinChoi文 　　【　The IWG Report :Japanese Comfort Woman　】 2015 Partial excerpt Today, in spite of evidence that the testimonies about the comfort women are baseless, South Korea continues to hang to it and demand a state apology plus a hefty monetary compensation way beyond what Japan offered. According to the IWG report, the fact that no records have surfaced of war crimes in relation to comfort women indicates the low reliability of the testimony of comfort women. Meanwhile, South Korea keeps asking Japan to admit to its atrocities, make a state apology and give financial compensation with money taken from the government coffers, while keeping silent on their atrocities in Vietnam and disputing against their own old women who used to be U.S. comfort women . Until the IWG report is fully dissected, South Korea should control its assault in the face of unverified accounts

[@mochismom7572]

KKKChoi叔 im part japanese korean and Black sooo i wonder how my korean grandma feels about my japanese mom but i agree i hope the japanese government will admit to what they did

[@dustintsai1839]

White soldiers (especially French and Russian) in the Eight Nation Alliance raped and bayonet every Beijing women they came across in NE China in 1900s, just because Chinese wanted to defend their own country.

[@cosmo6437]

@@mochismom7572 the Japanese government already payed alot of money to the Koreans and finished the case and your still wanting money Korea WOW get it on your own

[@captainobvious2940]

Sk y where did they ask for money lmao are you Jared, 19? They just don’t want japan to hide the history

[@naotoyokoi6638]

I feel terribly sorry to all Korean women who have experienced this cruelty and their families by the Japanese soldiers back then. Not just as Japanese but also as a person, what our past generations have done is something we cannot repay back. It is a duty for the younger generations to know and accept the history and live with it. I am 16yo Japanese, even I do understand the money doesn't solve anything with the emotions and the memories and I did felt the Japanese government is such a shame. But I want to tell you that not all the Japanese are ignorant and thinking how Japanese government is. I again apologize to all the victims and may they rest in paradise.

[@kenmizu713]

慰安婦は本当に存在したんでしょうか。 政治家がそういう対応をしたのは証拠もないのに一方的に責められていたからだと思われますが。

[@vere569]

@@kenmizu713 I should recommend a movie that Japanese American maid. He contains a neutral opinion. [Shusenjo: The Main Battleground of Comfort Women Issue]

[@blackstar-fh1ck]

Iam a half Filipino and half Japanese Koreans did this thing to vietnams people but we don't hear that about them the hypocrisy

[@DanielYulKwon]

@@kenmizu713yea they did learn some history

[@DanielYulKwon]

⁠@@blackstar-fh1ckKoreans only FOUGHT in the war because of the USA. Japan wanted to colonize us, take our ressources, kill the royal family, eliminate the Korean culture and used women as sex camps, which no colonizer ever did in this world.

[@pamplemousse52]

니가 왜 아시안보스냐? ㅋ 보는 영상마다 맘에안드네. 기획과 편집을 일부러 이렇게한건지...ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@Ece-uz1lp]

I’m reassured that the people of both countries don’t dislike each other's culture. If they try to dislike culture, it means the end of the relationship 🥺 Youths from both countries should discuss, because it is the youths who make the future relationship.

[@jemima39]

Can you do interviews with Asian-Americans and other communities that are not based in Asia? I'm Korean-American and it would be really interesting to hear perspectives on the same topics from these communities and immigrants!

[@merrittpalmer4349]

im also a gyopo. do you wish to live in korea one day?

[@jungeunlee9458]

Jesamine Lee nice suggestion! :)

[@vintage2983]

As a Chinese American I dont think most of us care about this topic (aside from maybe 1st gen). Most of us learned about the atrocities through history class..so we arent totally ignorant about it either.

[@IWantToStayAtYourHouse]

Can you do asian-australians too. I'm japanese-australian.

[@alexlefay]

Koreans: Japan should apologize. Also Koreans: Vietnam? I don't know her.

[@kcco8367]

Unlike you, history is a compulsory subject in Korea. But don't you know that Korea is different from you

[@alexlefay]

@@kcco8367 you think yourself superior or something? Have you apologize to Vietnamese women? Payed them? Or are you just mad people are finally uncovering what you people did?

[@vere569]

You are having a big misunderstanding. Japan, to the governmental authority of the country and accepting the forced into sexual slavery. Japan's problem is that Japan does not acknowledge it. It is hard to deny that some Korean soldiers killed civilians or had inappropriate incidents during the Vietnam War. However, it is fundamentally different from the Japanese military's crime during World War II. It happened by "Japanese government" In the case of the Korean military, it was considered inappropriate behavior by some deviant people(raping, sexual crime), and if rape was detected in combat areas, it was severely punished. If rape was detected in the battery, he would have been punished severely. Never run a system to sexual slavery was spearheaded by countries like Japan. South Korea has never run a state led to sexual slavery, like Japan. South Korea's military law punishes anyone who rapes, there is no punishment other than death penalty. In fact, some soldiers were executed for raping. Between Korea and Vietnam, there are no unresolved past issues. If the Vietnamese government demands an active investigation, compensation, or apology for its past history, the Korean government has no reason to avoid it. ​ Korean presidents have expressed regret over Vietnam several times. (and it should never stop.)

[@alexlefay]

@@vere569 Koreans: Japan should apologize. Also Koreans: what we did in Vietnam is different, because we said so. We don't care what Vietnamese people say, it's different lol.

[@vere569]

@@alexlefay Amm... Didn't you read my comment..? I'm thinking whether we can discuss or not..

[@michaelh.2002]

I’m Japanese and not into politics at all. But let me just say I love Korean food, face masks and body scrub😍

[@user-vp5sd7sq2d]

So i like japanese who don't support Abe. But i hate japan government and their supporter

[@manakalaala]

Thank you so much

[@hahhah661]

@@user-vp5sd7sq2d I suppport abe because he claimed that he will give appology but not the money because giving money doesn’t make any sence

[@日本-y7n]

@@user-vp5sd7sq2d abe is best leader

[@Kimbapsarang]

아니 그럴 필요 없음 일본인은 그냥 한국에 대한 관심 자체를 갖지마

[@charlotte28518]

As a brit, it's the same here that we're not taught about the atrocities of the british empire. I was even nostalgic for and proud of our history, that is until I grew up and began to educate myself. But the vast majority of british people have no idea, including my own family.

[@kevinmiller9760]

This is same for all the countries around the world, every single one of them, but luckily we have the internet now, so we can search by ourselves( except for those countries with firewalls)

[@kumarvikramaditya9636]

Yeah. You guys basically built your country on India.

[@user-oo7qt5vn2p]

@@kevinmiller9760 not really, also WW2 is much more recent history hence why German history books and politicians still put much focus on reflection of what happened and make sure to process the history right as a nation

[@jeanjacqueslundi3502]

I'm portuguese and we have a colonial past. I think it's both stupid and irresponsible to be ashamed of your country's past past a certain time frame. For example if someone comes to me about BS regarding Portugal colonizing Brazil (back in 1500) I roll my eyes (specially since the white descendency in that country is more closely related to the colonizers than even I am in most cases. It's disingenuous to say things done there were done by "Portugal", any more than Brazil. As a contrast though, if I know of something war related back in the 70s when Portugal were fighting in their ex african colonies (Angola, Guine etc)...........then I'm much more inclined to take ownership and feel bad about any harm being done But mostly.........it's a hypocritial topic since EVERY country was created and born out of blood and violence. And throwing away all positive aspects of your history makes as much sense as an american denouncing EVERYthing in their culture, because they invaded Iraq or Afghanistan. Mindless shame and guilt breed NOTHING positive and only focus on negative aspects.

[@joshhale9355]

I refuse to believe that man is 82 years old

[@Yuzakkong]

That girl who was like we can’t forget history but we can move past it,,, facts 😌👌 we shouldn’t forget history but we should forgive once an unconditional apology is given 💛💛 and I hope that Japanese people and Korean people can grow a good relationship in the future

[@muqorobinhaekal784]

Asian boss please make "what south koreans feel about north Korea" i was wonder how south Korean think about north Korea

[@stayidentify]

Well I'm south korean and what I think about them is that I DONT HATE THEM not even a bit. I just want to unite again, South Korea is a tiny ass country as tiny as a pea if you see through a map... North Korea also has a lot of weapons... but that's about it, nothing to spicyyyy

[@Lauren-rq5bm]

Its just a small part of older people that think NK is bad. And most of those elder people think the government is bad Most of SK people just want to reunite with NKs so that the spearated families can meet each other.

[@SuperYinox]

@@Lauren-rq5bm they alreafy made a video of sk boy standing against unite

[@shyboy.tobiii]

“ENERMY”

[@iranianrenaissance3421]

Has been a while watching your channel. These two programs regarding Japanese and Koreans' attitude and views to each other (either historically or culturally) were included in the best of your productions. I like most of serious topics and interviews that Asian Boss covers. Appreciate the hard work and valuable programs. Please continue same good job to conduct more research on increasing depression and suicide roots and causes in Japan and Korea, specially among younger generation.

[@VermilionLotus]

Honestly, it's so reassuring to hear the openness of these young people. I hope that these two countries are able to get along well in the future and be friends.

[@kakaungranduomo2666]

That’s right. It is only the middle-aged and elderly freakin insane who incite hatred between the two countries.

[@kimyongsung79]

Japan : I am sorry for the bad past ~ Korea : so.. you apologize war crime? Japan : what crime ??

[@tuamadrrrrr09]

you Koreans are ridiculous, but it seems to you that France or Poland are still asking for an apology from Germany 😂 always with this excuse

[@Eicivuvoejfiv]

​@tuamadrrrrr09 Germany apologized and even the president kneeled down in front of jews to apologize, but Japan apologized like it wasn't their fault

[@GTRyan35]

Great to hear from real people on the street absolutely hitting the nail on the head from both videos. I really wish there was less rivalry and more co-operation between Japan and Korea. The only hate is obviously directed rightly so towards respective Governments.

[@WanderingLoner1]

Young korean girl: Japan needs to apologize! Japan: How many times?

[@jojojo3581]

Idk maybe until y’all realize that making porns out of comfort women is disrespectful.

[@야야투레-w1h]

@누리 what is really apologize? Many Japanese minister visited Korea to apologize for many times.

[@michaeljonesamvs]

Interviewer: how do feel about japan Korean: .....i love narwuto *bows* Forgive me

[@chuanyong5442]

The three 🇨🇳 🇰🇷 🇯🇵 will always have a love-hate relationship with one another😂

[@东亚第一深情]

I myself am Chinese and live in Canada. Korean, Chinese and Japanese people can get along with each other here. I feel like we can be very good friends if there is no such history. I mean we still have a lot to do.

[@neisanland2503]

Subscribing to Asian Boss is the best decision I ever made. No regrets.

[@curlyglasses2357]

Neisan Land true!

[@김재형-g1f]

Are you sure judging by the comments?

[@michahunicz1741]

How do Chinese feel about Japan? :D

[@bryceshi2230]

Michał Hunicz love and hate.

[@user-yr4zi9yz3q]

Michał Hunicz they hate Japan more than korea

[@michahunicz1741]

Bryce Shi Do Chinese like Koreans?

[@dkrkflEh]

Michał Hunicz 으에으에 위안부 으에으에 식민지 현실은 국사의 국도 모름

[@user-yr4zi9yz3q]

Michał Hunicz korea, Japan, china hate each other. I'm korean

[@Smin-f3h]

To all Japanese nationalists who deny war crimes: NAH IT HAPPENED. To all Koreans who say that they were never apologized: technically Japan did apologize. The problem is that they made a different statement afterwards, such as 'they were prostitutes' after the apology.

[@sealflip]

쌉인정

[@JohnDoe-gx4xe]

In this KZbin comment section: Japanese about the Comfort women issue: "Where's the evidence?", "We already apologized so why are you still talking about it?", "Lets forget about history. Past is just the past", "Hey let's talk about Vietnam instead" Koreans about the Vietnam issue: "We're terribly sorry for what happened, and we want to apologize, but Japan took it to a whole new level compared to us." "You can't compare sex slavery with sexual assault." I swear it's the same thing everytime there's a video about Korea and Japan in KZbin. And don't mind me I'm just a Canadian eating popcorn.

[@laurenc2800]

We’re all hypocrites in the end but seriously the Japanese take it to a whole new level. It’s an entire nation of people that can look the other way whenever things go wrong

[@leonlelouch1706]

damn true, I don't think all the Japanese comment are like this but at least 80% of them are exactly what you portrayed.....lol

[@EBANOSAJ]

Can you imagine if South Korea, Japan and China got along and helped each other grow collectively. FTW

[@PasscodeAdvance]

India, Bangladesh and even Pakistan have a better chance then those 3

[@siyuanfeng1368]

PasscodeAdvance Really? Pakistan and India is always on brink of war, constant military conflicts in Kashmir.

[@chrischoi8616]

This is actually what's happening between Japan and China and between Korea and China. New defense contracts excluding the US as trumpanzee requested 5x the money we pay annually. However the feud between Japan and Korea will never be resolved as we will always remember what the Japanese have done to us, while the Japanese try to bury what happened and act innocent.

[@钱杨-n3z]

You must be an indian people, because indian people always think they are better than China.

[@Ob-sw9sd]

钱杨 I think you meant an Indian person

[@losangels6893]

I am a Korean. I , my family, and all of my friends feel that we owe debt to Vietnam for the misconduct done by some Korean soldires during Vietnam war. No excuse is justified. We will continue to express our apology until our sincere heart is accepted by Vietnam and its people.

[@justlim622]

The difference is that Japan military and government did it, not individuals

[@Crystal-fm7fp]

​@@justlim622 Since the government did it, does that mean the Japanese citizens should not apologize for war crimes? yaaaaay

[@justlim622]

@@Crystal-fm7fp The Japan government just awarded 99 cents as compensation to the comfort women.

[@opere6062]

Interesting. Now, make a video about the relationship between Vietnamese and Koreans and how do Vietnamese feel about Koreans.

[@irfa13301070]

Japan did the same thing (comfort women and massacre) to our country Indonesia. Japan never apologized to us either as far as I know (I'm 35 years Indonesian). And what happen today? Japan and Indonesia both governmentally and the people have become close friends. Strange but thats the truth. Maybe we Indonesian are more forgiving than Korean?

[@chiyoko4244]

There is less rivalry, definitely.

[@arleneaguilar5450]

I am from the Philippines, same here, during the war, many became a victim but we don't care about it. Past is past so we just move on

[@arleneaguilar5450]

@TCHD 2017YT I understand how you feel about the matter. You maybe right, moving on is not as easy as it may seem to be.

[@arleneaguilar5450]

@TCHD 2017YT oh I see!!! But some Filipinos have a grudge and hate toward Japan up to now, those Filipinos whose relative became a victim of Japanese during the war. It may seem short for some, but for the victims, I feel how angry they are with Japanese up to now. I think Japan should take a step regarding this

[@arleneaguilar5450]

@TCHD 2017YT the same here in the Philippines, most of those who suffer from the Japanese during war passed away. But others who witnessed the horrible event are still alive. My grandmothers told me about how they witness the war, luckily, it was Japanese who help them escape the brutality of other Japanese, they told me that some Japanese are really cruel during the war, only few survived. By the way, they both died because of old age, and hearing their stories during the war, I got afraid of Japanese before.

[@nancyveronica6851]

I hope Japan, South Korea and China find a way to live in peace together. I like All these countries, I don't even interested in politics but this situation make me really sad. I hope they make good and strong relationship with each other

[@kakaungranduomo2666]

Thank u for your support. But both countries don‘t wanna be friends with China. No one wants to be friends with a government that advocates imperialism and 93% of the people who support it.

[@bromeliad9683]

And North Korea too for that matter.

[@avamusic8176]

CHINA NOOOOO

[@qaz010zaq]

@@avamusic8176 As a S.Korean, China is much better than Japan. Of course, both countries are nice in culturally.

[@avamusic8176]

@@qaz010zaq sono cinese il Giappone è meglio è sviluppato in tutto il paese la Cina solo per i ricchi come la Corea del sud

[@aditya7538]

Next video : How do Chinese people feel about Japan ?

[@CristopherCal]

Also need a formal apologize about WWII rather than money, we do not need money. But those pain in the heart hurts so much.

[@alexcapy-gamingchannel6438]

@@CristopherCal ok, we forgive you.,.... now what? whats your plan after that? forgive the japanese sounds like an easy deal

[@Shunoski94]

I love Korean people. Greetings from Japan!

[@Eicivuvoejfiv]

As a Korean, I don't hate Japanese people, but I don't like much the history and those who hate Koreans

[@trynafvck]

shame

[@drink_pp]

미국인한테 수많은 민간인이 죽게된 911참사를 기억하시나요 라고 물어봐놓고선 갑자기 '미국이 베트남전때 베트남 민간인 학살한거는 기억하고??' 라고 물어보는꼴 아니냐. 서로 전혀 관련도 없고 뭐 그래서 미국인도 민간인을 살해한 역사가 있으니 알카에다 욕할 자격 없다고 하는 말도 아니고.

[@DhlTFan]

아니 그래서 본인들 잘못에 대해선 교육을 받은 적이 있나 없나에 관한 거잖아. 니 우리나라 군인들이 구덩이에다가 베트남 민간인들 몰아넣고 수류탄 던진 건 앎?

[@user-gh1um7tp9d]

@@DhlTFan 우리나라군인이 베트남에가서 일본군 위안부와 흡사한 끔찍한 행동을 했다는건 알고있었지만 베트남민간인을 모아놓고 수류탄을 던져 죽이는 행동을했다니...한국도 일본도 모두 자신들의 끔찍한 과거를 되풀이하지않도록 교과서에 실어 잘 교육했으면 좋겠네요

[@abuzzedwhaler7949]

Got damn. Korean dudes have great fashion sense!

[@torr7144]

As third-party foreigners don't know very much about Japan's atrocities, It is very inappropriate to advise Koreans to be reconciled and to understand each other. It's like asking the Jews to understand and forgive the atrocities the Nazis committed. The Japanese government makes lame apologies only if it is politically disadvantaged. but if circumstances change, it makes a reversal of the apology. Japan has been repeating this behavior toward Korea for 70 years since World War II. Japan is a crazy country, isn't it wrong to say so? This is the reality.

[@wolfchild30]

I agree that it is hard for those that are not part of the culture to understand the full context of these situations, but that does not mean that they should be silenced when asking for peace. Many foreigners go to great lengths to educate themselves and these matters, even if they do not carry the same emotional toll as they do for citizens of these nations. Furthermore, asking for peace should not be viewed as a bad thing; I don't believe people are asking for anyone to forget what happened or dismiss how serious it was - simply that everyone involved chooses to move forward as equals. Ideally, everyone would push for a mutually beneficial and respectful relationship between the two nations. Somehow, I don't think the average Korean or Japanese person really has a problem with the other, just each other's governments. Remember, people are not their governments. Your right, the political nonsense on both sides has been, at varying times divisive and unsettling. Unfortunately, this is often the nature of politics. To take it as commentary about the mentality or sincerity of the Japanese people as a whole is a gross generalization that will lead to naught but hostility and misery. In summary, Japan's government may occasionally be crazy, but that doesn't mean it's people are. Besides, both South and North Korea have had their fair share or asinine politicians too. On another note, it is really inaccurate to compare this situation to forgiving the Nazis as if they are somehow still in power. In case you missed the memo, they are not, nor is the empire that committed the crimes against Korea. The people affected by the Third Reich absolutely hold those responsible accountable for their crimes (as many as are still alive, that is), however they also understand that the current German government is not the same as the Nazi party that controlled Germany during the war - they are as different as can be. It would be completely irrational to hold them accountable for crimes that they had no part in, no control over, and in many cases, weren't even around for because they had yet to be born. Likewise, holding the current Japanese people accountable for something they had no part in or control over is illogical at best, and prejudicial at worst. Should Japan teach it's citizens about what happened and the crimes their empire committed? Absolutely. Should those involved be held accountable? Most definitely. Should a grudge be held against people who weren't even around for said events? No, not really, not by anyone that considers themselves to be a rational human being. Again, just as the current German government is not the same as the Nazis, and nor are the German people, neither is Japan's current government or it's people the same as the Empire that invaded and occupied Korea. Biggest take away - the Japanese people and their government are not synonymous; maybe don't treat them as such. Also, as a side note, it's a little hypocritical to claim foreigners are inappropriate in advising reconciliation as they "don't know very much about Japan's atrocities," and then compare it to the Nazi regime, since you clearly don't have as good a grasp of modern European politics as one might hope. If you think we have no business commenting on things you assume we cannot understand, you should at least have the courtesy to return the favor.

[@dustintsai1839]

White soldiers (especially French and Russian) in the Eight Nation Alliance raped and bayonet every Beijing women they came across in NE China in 1900s, just because Chinese wanted to defend their own country.

[@soupy3481]

No, it is asking the jews to accept and move on from what the _germans_ have did. Modern Japan isn't the teikoku, it is imperative to not generalise the two, leading to further tensions and grudge. Many South-East Asian countries have moved on from Japanese Occupation, perhaps it is because we're all developing countries with no money and time to waste, you might say, but even Singapore -- the country with the majority of mainland chinese that we all know the Japanese empire just love to play pin-the-donkey with-- has moved on to a clean state. I feel that we can only forget the grudge and move on; such crimes are incomparable, can't be bought by money, and not even by an apology. Although, I really do wish that the government would put in more effort into uncensoring the textbook and promoting more racial equality policies through education. With the ageing population it is imperative that Japanese learn how to stop xenophobia around their country and improve foreign relations. Maybe once the people are free to learn, the government can finally apologise and East Asia can flourish once again. Praying for yall 2021 election.

[@macbook3562]

Korean never accept the fact that Japan has repeatedly apologized kzbin.info/www/bejne/maWaXomImM6gmKc

[@k-star4400]

Many Japanese and Japanese politicians still say that "Japanese aggression contributed to Korea's modernization," "Japanese Military Sexual Slavery is a prostitute," and "Japan has never invaded Korea." At least the Korean government has correctly acknowledged the sacrifices of Vietnamese civilians, apologizes to Vietnam, and never makes a mockery of their deaths. Korea doesn't even revise history. It is very regrettable that Koreans were sacrificed during the Japanese colonial period for 35 years. 1.3 million Koreans, including Hiroshima, were forced to work abroad, and 6.4 million were forcibly mobilized for coal mines and construction in Korea. More than 10,000 Koreans were massacred in Japan in the Great Kanto Earthquake (the Japan admitted only 6,600). 220,000 Koreans were forcibly recruited and killed, and other victims of Japanese Military Sexual Slavery, Victims of biological experiments, and victims were too many to be listed one by one. However, Japanese politicians are changing their words that there was no massacre of Koreans during the Great Kanto Earthquake in May 2023,Japan has designated Gunhamdo (the island where Koreans were forced to work) to UNESCO. Also Japan is putting pressure on each country to remove the comfort women statue.

[@유성환-z1h]

​@@コナ-q5v 전범국 일본의 전쟁범죄와 학살을 얘기 하는데 당신은 다른 이야기를 하네요 일본의 범죄와 한국이 한짓은 비교할수 없다.

[@avamusic8176]

​@@유성환-z1hallora diventa cinese amico

[@ringoyuri9387]

Your thinking seems a bit biased.

[@user-ch3jp3tb2v]

​@@유성환-z1h二度と日本と日本人に関わらないでください、韓国人が関わるとろくなことがない😞💨

[@期望开花]

日本人根本就不会承认自己的错误😂特别执拗又野蛮。只知道以暴制暴。欺软怕硬什么的

[@ph9304]

베트남전 같은 중요이야기 80대 할아버지에게 해버리기~ 공정하네 정말ㅋㅋ 이걸로 한국인은 내로남불이라는 인식을 잘도 심어주시는군 키야~

[@subhambiswas8374]

As an Indian, I have great love for both Japan and S. Korea...... Wish I can go each country at least once......

[@haniffsyukri4399]

Same as me.. I love both of them... I hope one day visit Both of countries

[@byc6230]

Every time the comment section are full of cancerous comments, I'm so tired of the arguing among the three East Asian Countries........

[@byc6230]

China Korea Japan

[@protoluigi2047]

Ever since the Last of Us Part 2, I can only imagine Japanese and South Korean gamers becoming friends just because they both don't like that game.

[@Goodwind88]

Lol true

[@KK-vv4bf]

I LOVE KOREA from Japan

[@76kinno75]

I love japan from Korea

[@about_me2615]

I think you only love kpop idols. If you really love korea, it’s better study more about the history between japan and Korea or other Asian countries.

[@m.n.9954]

About_me ღ they still can say they love lol aren't you idiot lol

[@PasscodeAdvance]

@@about_me2615 uhhhh.....

[@resztkk]

@@about_me2615 what else we can love in Korea? The most of them hate us. Of course we love k-pop idols only.

[@GaGaObession]

It was really interesting to learn and hear about the comfort women situation, thank you Asian Boss for bringing light to a situation I otherwise would not be aware of! Keep up the amazing work :)

[@KyleS3m3noff]

RJ - there's a film on Netflix (well, it is in Australia, so it should be most other places too since ours is so budget) called Spirits' Homecoming and it's all about the Comfort Women situation. I must stress that it is NOT an easy watch and some parts of it can be very hard to stomach for some people, but it's an incredibly well made film and deserves to be seen by more people.

[@blue_towel]

I as Korean thank you

[@GaGaObession]

thank you for letting me know about it, I will try definitely look it up! it is such a distressing topic :(

[@GaGaObession]

@石川俊也 wtf is wrong with you

[@U2MM0YEzyF3_E3w-d7j]

@石川俊也 You're out of your mind

[@Lucifer_MorningStar777]

아시안 보스라는 이름 바꾸고 그냥 재팬 보스라고 해라! 의도적인 오역이야? 뭐야? 한국은 끈임없이 베트남전에 한국군이 저지른 만행에 대해 사과해 왔지만 전승국인 베트남측에서 더이상 사과를 요구하지 않고있다. 그런데 저따위 오역으로 한국을 마치 일제의 만행과 똑같은 짓을 저지른 것처럼 의도적인 오역을 해놓은 이유는 뭐냐?

[@shyampiccolo4591]

I am from India I will support Japan and also Japanese emperor Tenno Heika Banzai banzai banzai 🙌 🙌🙌

[@r.briquet1117]

The 82 years old man is impressive. I hope I will look that healthy and clever when I will be that age.

[@담임아방귀좀작작뀌어]

이게 왜 좋아요가 많지? 개같이 해놓았는데??? 저기 나온 스무살들 진짜 창피해 ;;;;;;;;;;;;

[@족구왕-y4p]

공감 100 무식 그 자체.. 책임이나 우리라는 소속의식도 없고 .창피한 것을 모르는 진정한 방관자들. 자신들의 가족들에게도 저럴지.

[@lIlIlIlI-gs2qx]

저게 주 의견이라고는 생각안하나보네 보고싶은거만 보지말고 듣고싶은거만 듣지마세요

[@hoonestenos8029]

저게 주 의견이 아니니까 하는 소리죠

[@GGUMI331]

@@lIlIlIlI-gs2qx 당장 이 영상 본사람 중에서 댓글로만 모아도 저게 주 의견이 아니라는건 확실해보이는데요

[@wifilte9915]

저게 진짜 여론임. 누구처럼 일본 싫다 빼애애액 이지랄하길 원했던거?

[@junkuma4579]

In short, every country has a dark history and governments are corrupt. Despite this, normal Koreans like Japanese and normal Japanese like Koreans. Any reason why anyone would want to cause tensions is selfish. Agree to disagree so look forward to a better future together.

[@elletan4920]

this attempt to smooth over the atrocious (atrocious, inhumane doesn't even cut it as an apt description) war act of imperial japan is quite something. you should be ashamed of yourself and maybe read more.

[@elletan4920]

... Ever heard of the saying "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it". We must always look forward, but we have to understand our history in order to not repeat the mistakes of the past. Your lackadaisical attitude towards history will not help anything in society.

[@yz5470]

Elle Tan Let's be real here. Do you really think you view or your people's view will change anything? No, the world doesn't work like that. We like our status quo. If you want change so much, then just go to war. If you don't then just let it go. You're wasting your time in life by worrying over something that won't change and you can't change. Look, my people (Indonesians) have been conquered and enslaved by Japanese, they're pretty brutal as well. And guess what? The Japanese didn't apologized. But we've gone past that and we simply let things go. But look at us now, many Japanese investors are here and many of my people are working abroad in Japan...What i'm saying is that, most of the times, grasping on to the past may burden you more than when you let things go.

[@lycheejam1097]

@@yz5470 you can't 'let things go' without a proper apology. If ur family had been raped, tortured and killed for years after years, I doubt you will even think of whatever you said

[@lycheejam1097]

@@yz5470 if u home had been completely burnt down, ur child murdered in front of ur eyes, ur whole family burnt and scarred, you won't even say things like 'let it go', especially when these tormentors and their kin are still worshipping them and paying respect to them for having destroyed billions of people, millions of families, millions of homes. Before saying things like that, think in the victims' shoes and try to understand even a fraction of what they had to go through