Japanese React To The Japan-South Korea Trade War [Street Interview] | ASIAN BOSS

[@AsianBoss]

You can get the Korean perspective here ► kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWOxnnhsZ8egns0 The views and opinions expressed in this video are those of individual interviewees alone and do not reflect the views of Asian Boss or the general Japanese population. If it hasn’t been clear to date, our mission is to provide you with as many ordinary people’s opinions as possible on any given subject. It usually takes our team over 5 hours of standing on the streets to be able to interview roughly 10 sets of people. 9 times out of 10, people will refuse to be interviewed. We never claim to be the most objective news source - we just bring you a diverse set of opinions and let you make up your own mind. Do your own research and fact-checking. Use our videos as a tool to engage and discuss with others who have different opinions. Thanks for watching and stay curious.

[@noverdinho]

I'll just keep buying Japanese instead of Korean in terms of autos and gadgets lol.......and Japanese musics are way better than any Kpop's anyway. Pretty sure with my bias here X)

[@alakazam1104]

I'm curious.

[@BeastBrook0]

Don't you mean the general Japanese population?

[@hyeini3655]

I disagree. Even if your mission is to provide ordinary people's view, You should be aware that the way you interview and edit the video can influence people who's watching it. I personally think issues as sensitive as this require more true information than opinions of people sothat people watching this video don't misunderstand anything

[@mboihk3796]

@@hyeini3655 Their mission is different. Asian Boss don't want to give their own opinion because even if it is the fact, the other party will always call it propaganda. That's why they just want to hear it from general populace about their thoughts on sensitive issue. They try to be non-political. I rather like their approach because we can see the opinions of general populace.

[@gallasebiyo4427]

To the girl who said "they can't forget their history" - no they shouldn't, and neither should you.

[@pipsqueak3296]

noob

[@redlove8861]

But they should at least work for a brighter and better future.

[@Noot2022]

@@pipsqueak3296 lol

[@gallasebiyo4427]

@@redlove8861 Exactly, and that starts with remembering things you've done in the past.

[@WAUMEDIA]

Cause history has a nasty tendency to repeat itself.

[@noname-uj7il]

yo the guy with the padlock necklace is a joke. "Korean media portrays Japanese people in an evil light" "Do you know anything about Japanese history?" "No"

[@Jan-of7es]

tim othy 😂😂😂😂

[@melc5000]

He didn’t even know if there ever was a war between the two countries

[@chilldown9778]

He looks good but ignorant 😂 I dislike this kind of guy.

[@aeri1004.]

tim othy it’s sadly because the Japanese government is still censoring their past. They honestly should be like Germany in the situation

[@mustapha1403]

@@melc5000 it looked like they knew but acted like they didn't , maybe to avoid being asked futher questions about the war crimes .

[@힐딜러]

I'm a South Korea who doesn't hate Japan. I just dislike Japanese who are ignorant of their history. And it just happens its most of them. Just blame the government right? Let me rephrase, I just dislike Japanese who CHOOSE to stay ignorant of their history. Look at Germans. Even a small kid knows what happened in WW2. Cause their parents/teachers/government teach them. They can't avoid it. Japanese people really need to take off their "good people/victim" facade, and start talking about the atrocities that happened. Stop avoiding the topic because it is uncomfortable. Firms that used forced labor needs to pay. Temples glorifying war criminals needs to be condemned. Politicians who try to fabricate history needs to be retired. Citizens who choose to stay ignorant needs to be taught one way or another. Stop hiding under that, "We apologized already! We compensated!" propaganda. JTBC did a thorough investigation into the "compensation" Japan gave. It went to supporting firms originating from Japan to gaining a substantial foothold in S.K. Our last government, corrupt to their bone, settled the "comfort women agreement" with Japan, without actually asking for the victim's opinions. The money is arbitrary. There was no official recognition or apology for the victims. These are a couple examples of Japanese hypocrisy to regarding historic issues. Really, Japan should stop whining, because there's hope to heal this divide between the two country. They just need to show actual effort, and stop posturing. They could start by opening the exhibition to the comfort women statues again. (Including the one in Germany) Adding to the history books the parts they left out, or edited. Making politicians stop visiting temples that glorified war criminals. Giving ACTUAL compensation and apologies to people who were treated inhumanely during their occupation. Controlling their right-wing media. They are way overboard with their wild, inaccurate accusations. (Moon is from North Korea?) Actually holding up GSOMIA. Leaving information out shouldn't be an option. Stop using Korean companies to do Japan's dirty work. (POSCO) Just stop with Dokdo. It is claimed by South Korea. End of story. Obviously stop with the stupid trade war it began by cutting off key materials to our IT industry. (Stop plotting if at all possible too. Apparently Japanese firms were told to stock up on LED beforehand, so their firms would be less affected when trade war began. LG was the only S.Korean firm that found it suspicious at the time.) And just generally increase historical awareness in the general populace. (There's the internet, all of the Japanese can learn about WW2 in detail if they choose to. A lack of historical knowledge isn't something that can be blamed alone on the government in this digital age. Stop avoiding the topic.) Those are off the top of my head, I'm sure there are more examples. It should be a difficult process, but it is something that needs to be done, and should have been done, a long time ago. Again, I don't hate Japan. My grandfather, unsurprisingly, dislikes Japan. He should, he was born in a period that witnessed all the devastation of Japanese occupation, and the Korean war. However, he taught me, don't judge people by their country's past. I guess that's because my grandfather is a reasonable person. Korean and Japanese are both people, different nations sure, but still people. In his view, as long as the two nationalities stay respectful to each other and treat each other with kindness, there is no reason for hostility that opens up old wounds. He is too hurt to be favorable, but he isn't so fixed on condemning them forever. So don't be afraid of South Korea. "Old people" like my grandfather didn't teach me to hate Japan. Our country is a proud republic. We have a literate, educated population. We aren't brainwashed like many Japanese media think we are. Hell, we overthrew our last corrupt government pretty peacefully with the power of candles! Boycotting isn't encouraged by our government, it is a grass roots movement to counter the economic fire by Japanese Gov. See reason, and start a polite dialogue or make silent but meaningful amends. South Koreans will notice. There are a hell of a lot of educated people in today's age. I don't see why stupid politicians must stand in the way for finding peace.

[@waoasada]

thank you

[@gwangseopshin]

damn i love you

[@ゆき-f8z5o]

I'm really sorry that our government have been rude for South Korea. I know what jp army did in past. I think Japanese government should officially apologize to SK. many jp people are ignorant bc of our historical education. I was one of ignorant ppl. It's shameful for me, as a Japanese. Don't worry. many japanese young ppl are different from japanese politicians idea.

[@isabellacha]

와 진짜 사이다. Thank you for articulating what I've always been wanting to say. The rest of the world needs to know this

[@힐딜러]

@@isabellacha 고맙습니다 ㅎㅎ

[@samlee6152]

Unfortunately, many Japanese people are misinformed or unconsciously ignorant of their past history with Korea, mostly due to the fault of the Japanese government restricting historical information being taught in their schools. In addition, they are coming from a legacy of power, which makes it easy for them to just have the attitude that Koreans should "get over it". This is not to be ignorant of Korea's own misdeeds in the past. However, in terms of Japan-Korea relations specifically, this social dynamic informs many Japanese people's opinions on an issue such as the trade war.

[@lorenzoceresa99]

👏

[@maryannehui]

The existence of comfort women is a fact, so that woman who made that comment about it being a rumor is seriously misinformed. Regardless, I wish both countries the best of luck. Both government has their reasons behind the trade war, but its the people and local businesses that will suffer mostly

[@bascal133]

Seojoon Lee their textbooks are literally propaganda that leave out things like the Nanking massacre etc so they really don’t know

[@naslundscores]

@@bascal133 Daniel Sneider of Stanford University conducted a study on the history text books used in China, Korea and Japan, then he came up with this conclusion. Chinese - propaganda. Korean - fantasy. Japan - history.

[@tobi6891]

I am not trying to defend the Japanese side but I feel sorry for the Japanese citizens because it is not their fault that most people don't know anything about the past. It's the government's fault. And again most Japanese people don't vote against the current government because they don't know anything about what happened during the war.

[@matheusdemellojp]

The "sideways" guy is really smart, his vocab and speech speed is really impressive

[@Neekoolos]

Yeah he was most knowledgeable on the situation for sure.

[@yukigaming3597]

He is really mindful in his sorroundings

[@lovelyitzylovelytxt4057]

@@mkc_marikitacoba bruh

[@takuyamatsuda7214]

Yeah I’m a heritage speaker and I had difficulty knowing what some of the words meant 😭 time to actually study up on some Japanese

[@java-ub4ny]

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. PLEASE STOP BREAKING NATIONAL PROMISES.

[@Al4beef]

I kind of expected this. The Japanese (at least the common citizen) were indifferent of the politics in general or gave generic answers. Guy in stripped shirt and bag sling had good perspective

[@huginug]

in general not a lot of people are interested in history, and vaguely remember things they learnt in school. But it's somehow a trend in the smaller countries, such as SK, to recount stories of past aggressors to their country until people know it by memory. You will find this behaviour in every smaller population that has ever been oppressed. While I agree we shouldn't forget history, we also shouldn't base our actions on past so much so that it is detrimental to our progress. Also, it seems both sides are barely aware of the other side's argument or tries to defend it with arguments. Japan says it's all because of breaking rules and weren't aware Koreans think it's political. The interviewees in SK video didn't respond with arguments to rule breaking and immediately brushed it off as a political action, and it's obvious they got their views from k-media, which, surprise surprise, is as biased as j-media. Where is the truth? Maybe independent sources would have a more unbiased answer. But people also rarely go out to seek "truth" because they're want to rather support their nationalistic sentiments no matter the cost.

[@takuyamatsuda7214]

Ugne agreed

[@umiismyname4142]

Ikr

[@metalismychim6536]

@@huginug *laughs in polish, czech, slovak*

[@Aerex12]

@@huginug Great response. I think it important to note that both countries are collectivist societies thus there will be very little independent discord among the populace.

[@missrandomreads]

Now Asian Boss needs to do another interview about what Japanese people know about what Japan did to other Asian countries. I am curious to know what they were taught. Like this.

[@joserics]

there is already one, if I remember well

[@Name-jw4sj]

Dude WW2 happened 100 years ago. Move on!

[@byaldsa684]

@@Name-jw4sj Lets do some math. 2019 - 1945 = 74. You said 100, so to find out how wrong you were, 100 - 74 = 26. Now I'm going to assume you're 10, so 10 + 26 = 36. See how much of a difference there is? I'd never mistake you with a 36 year old.

[@missrandomreads]

But I never said not to move on. I was just curious what history were taught to them. Duh.

[@ashwentel]

d0c CSGO and you were there to experience it first hand so hatred is justified right? (; Clearly he means it’s a long time ago and most ppl of that time is mostly gone, so stop being consumed with nothing but taught, empty hatred. And before you say anything No one is saying forget about it or let’s act or pretend nothing happened If you can calculate it wouldn’t be hard to define “move on” it means putting the past behind, moving forward. Put things behind doesn’t necessarily means leave it there and forget about it. So you could say the same thing to the Japanese as well. The only difference while japan is naive about its past Korean is stuck in it Therefore if someone who doesn’t give a F*** says it to both Most ppl would consider that the Koreans are being told, why? Cuz everybody seems to do realize that Koreans who weren’t even the victims of that time are stuck and is being petty about it to the ppl who wasn’t the criminals of that time. A fathers crime is not their kids crime. But I’m not saying they shouldn’t or can’t ask for apologies or compensation, but that there is a way to do it peacefully and with more manners.

[@iKON-nm5gu]

What I learned about this is that foreigners seem to know more about Japan history compared to the Japanese themselves.

[@veemon]

iKON 1515 plausible

[@sujincho1742]

I cant believe that boy and girl didnt even know there was war between korea and japan......

[@あずきっく-w9m]

Almost Japanese people are not so interested in Korea and histry（also most of other country）

[@Bess1201]

I think most of the older Japanese people (30 and above) definitely know about history, the war and of course the comfort women issue. But they do speak about it carefully, as in with careful words, as it is such a touchy and difficult topic. True is that there is a tendency in the quite young people not to know about their own country history. As well as there is a tendency that many of the quite young really can't spell and write correctly. But that is not a Japanese issue, it's a Western world issue, it's like that everywhere

[@monstermebaru]

You don't know the history!

[@johnwang1034]

This showed how much Japanese younger generations was oblivious about the history. I blame the politicians

[@smoldikoppa4429]

Its not about the history. This is about the trade war! Koreans just cant accept the fact that Japan had enough of them.

[@gallasebiyo4427]

Not surprising for a country trying to amend Article 9 to become a military powerhouse again. No remorse, none.

[@naa5972]

@@gallasebiyo4427 Why wont you be military powerhouse when literally china can crush Japan and south korea and Taiwan combined currently

[@santiagorappy71]

@@naa5972 China is not an expansionist country, in the past, China had the possibility to invade Japan easily, anyways it didn't, but in the moment Japan had the possibility to crush China and SK and almost all East asia, they did, why woild you blame China for becoming stro g after what Japan and West in general did, America is strong but I don't see México and Canada afraid...

[@tyk0019]

@@ichibandude no country does

[@gleerevs]

The guy in white stripe polo seems to be well aware with that is going on and knows the history very well. Kudos to him for his unbiased informations.

[@majormononoke8958]

IT was biased, but he knew that most of the information we got is biased so you try to get your truth out of it ...

[@cnordegren]

Well informed indeed but biased and twisted

[@faridmusbah8631]

@@majormononoke8958 Sure Princess Mononoke.......

[@gleerevs]

@@cnordegren Could you please tell me why it is twisted? I want to know so I can do the fact check on my part too, thank you

[@nazmirulasraf]

Kudos to white striped shirt man

[@elchrystGU]

It would be great if you could interview Japanese on their knowledge of what happened during WWII. I live on Guam that was occupied by the Japanese for 3 years. We get tourists from Japan and I heard that a lot of them were/are unaware that Japan occupied and did awful things to the people here. We have many museums and landmarks around the island as reminders of what happened during the occupation. So now I'm curious of what the Japanese do know about WWII and how much of it is being taught in their schools.

[@fauzanlazuardi2614]

They just know That japan joining and losing in WW2. But not too specific about what they do. About the conquer, rapes, slavery, genocide, and even the worst thing. That never written in their school history book.

[@fauzanlazuardi2614]

If asking imperial japan to japan young gen, they dont know about it. But ask it to japanese WW2 veterans, somehow they will regret what have they done in the past.

[@chatcraft]

A lot of South Koreans is also not aware of the murder and rape they did in vietnam during the vietnam war. A lot of Americans is not aware that they murder children as young as 10 years during the Philippine-American war because they might fight back. Not every single details in history is being taught in School

[@tg-un6oy]

Kuro Neko that’s not true，you should read the japanese text book actually

[@chatcraft]

@UCBcTN_Ic0fRKSHhRq0Gdvpg we are talking what are being taught in school. What koreans did to the vietnamese isn't being taught at school in the same way the Japanese is not teaching what they did in ww2 as far as what the Koreans claims.. The koreans also never apologize to the vietnamese according to the victims in the same way the Japasene NEVER apologized to what they did in ww2 as far as what the Koreans claims. And there are documentaries here in KZbin that shows Koreans are not aware of the atrocities they did to the vietnamese.

[@aljalttagkkalsen]

Imagine how Japan would react if America Govt actively denied or blind-eyed about both Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombing, while American citizens mostly weren't aware of it

[@java-ub4ny]

Don’t get me wrong ok? Japan apologized officially and paid tremendous reparation including for each war victims countless times. And both government made agreements (no more argument about historical matters) many times but Korea always withdraw those agreements and ask japan to apologize and pay reparation over and over and over and over and over again. By the way Korea has never apologized or paid reparation for Vietnam women who were sex slaves by Korean military EVEN ONCE.

[@Wheueiororldfb]

2740 java You are so stupid. Doesnt know whole story and try to write down as if you know everything. Just STFU

[@andrew_li]

2740 java I’ll have to butt in here. There are multiple things wrong with your answer. First, the apologies by Japan have never been sincere. It’s always been a way to shut the opposition. Besides that, Japan still denies countless atrocities that have happened not only in Korea but also in China. Second, if you have studied anything about Vietnam, the troops that were occupied was a coalition of multiple countries organised by the UN and the majority made up by the US. Third, I’m not justifying any rapes or anything, but the rapes and acts were committed by individual, horrible people. But you cannot even compare this to the fully institutionalized use of sex slavery when Japan invaded Korea and China which was even backed up by military officials. Fourth, from what I know, Korea has already talked to Vietnam about the issue and Vietnam has already pardoned Korea. Fifth, what’s the point of apologizing if Japan doesn’t even properly teach their youth about their own history and the damage it caused? I try not to be biased, but when Japan got away with international trials and has gotten away with countless acts of atrocities and still denies history despite evidence on the table, I find it only natural for the nearest country to step up.

[@youshe9121]

I think Japanese people would say they are sad to know it. But I think that's all they say or do. I don't think they get panicked or start asking for apology or asking for revision in textbook or anything. Because they are already happy about relationship and they don't really care about the past they didn't actually experience.

[@andrew_li]

Dark of the knight , You She. The main reason this is an issue at all IS because of the fact that the general public in Japan is completely clueless. Imagine if Germany denies that the Holocaust ever happened, or Europe and America completely denies the use of slavery? What would happen? The world would be outraged. This is basically what the situation has been like for many decades between Japan and a lot of Asian countries, and the fact that the Japanese government doesn’t bother to even inform or teach the youth about the details in WW2 is outraged, completely eradicating the reason for apologizing. When countless class A war criminals skip trials and Japan continuing to deny historical tragic events despite photographic evidence, I find it only reasonable for nearby countries like Korea to step up. I am by no means blaming the current Japanese, but if Germany and its youth were also ignorant towards the holocaust, I would be saying the same thing. The biggest issue is with the Japanese governement, and I definitely think there at least needs to be change.

[@microhabitat]

I was really suprised when the woman said that comfort women were only a rumour... like what? In her age... really? Both the younger and older generation in japan are ignorant.

[@greenaljie]

No wonder why there is too much porn .

[@almerh2309]

@@ichibandude what evidences?? I'm from indonesia and Japan did the same thing to my country. The girls were fooled by japanese that they were chosen to go to med school not knowing that they were chosen to be sex slave. The current living japanese has nothing wrong to do with this. But I think they should be educated about their past and what they did to us in the past.

[@kingkoala4985]

Because there are 50,000 active korean prostitutes in Japan it's hard to believe what Koreans claim.

[@jennifermoschella3457]

@@kingkoala4985 this is very misguided. you do know that a large amount of korean women became prostitutes after wwii and the korean war because there was nothing for them because of diaspora/many korean women knew they would have been raped anyways working in factories/those without families had no other work to turn to and the government did nothing to help women's status at the time and actually encouraged prostitution for the nations economy? it ALL comes out of the japanese war crimes.

[@kingkoala4985]

@@jennifermoschella3457 I'm talking about now not the past.

[@mx5hong]

As a Korean, thank you for the kind words. But I respectfully disagree with the woman @ 10:27 when she said the people can't do anything about it and it's up to the politicians. Yes the people can do something. And she even spelled it out when she said there needs to be more communication. So let's get the dialog started among the people from the two countries.

[@100videosandnosubscribers3]

Girl at 10:58 is on the right track

[@kengtsu]

They tend to be fatalists.

[@JenCruz.]

What are your thoughts about the comfort women from korean soldiers in poorer countries? they want reparations too.

[@adibz959]

So what you want? Free stuff? Japan aint gonna give it to you. Business is business. History yes, it horrible. Japanese can apologise but no free money

[@mr-vb3id]

@@adibz959 i agree with you. this koreans keep bringing up the past. they want free money. The admin already paid them and apologize regarding the comfort women but they just want fee stuff and money. plus they dont even know what the korean soldiers did in vietnam.

[@arctinus]

it's extremely interesting to hear that the japanese people interviewed did not think much of their country's history of brutal colonization and instead try to hoist the blame onto the korean government... of course japan can't "take back what it did" (to quote one woman), but they've refused to properly apologize and educate their populace, if this video is any example.

[@gostavoadolfos2023]

People of Mongolia didn't apologise to Chinese people nor aknowledge whipping out of 80% of muslim population of central Asia and they just don't care and nobody is asking anything from them. Japanese people understand that this is trick to guilt trip them like Germany.

[@絶望ガール]

Yeah, the colonization the Korean government agreed on. Thanks to that, the population of Korea skyrocketed.

[@nekoko7824]

How many years again will they bring those stories out? It's like African who still hate European 😑.

[@ShoujoT]

@@nekoko7824 lol WW2 ended 75 years ago. Obviously it is in the past but how can a nation just ignore the attrocities it has committed? To move on from the past doesn't me forgetting, but it means to acknowledge and forgive. How can the people of Korea forgive Japan when they swept in under the rug and empower it's nationalists

[@bloodycinephile]

Japan does not have to apologize. That was a long time ago and the young people of Japan today did not commit any of those war crimes.

[@EL-rq7il]

As a german citizen, it hurts my heart seeing how poorly educated some kids are on the crimes that were made against humanity during WW2.

[@thistlejoelullaby3869]

If the warfare by any country conflicts against the Hauge Convention, the soldier and/or the responsible is defined as a war criminal. Germany had been a mutilation by itself.

[@diobrando6083]

Japan wants to cover it up so badly . My Japanese friends told me that people there use the nazi sign as their “manji” meaning “lol”

[@thistlejoelullaby3869]

@@diobrando6083 Fools like u can't tell the difference between Hakenkreuz and Manji.

[@eonena8949]

EL respect 👍

[@eonena8949]

Thistlejoe Lullaby so for now lets Conclude that until now this monster still alive and act like nice person. I dunno tomorow better / Worse

[@fauzanlazuardi2614]

Random japanese : Japan never gets in war. Korea, China, Taiwan, Indonesia, philipine : am i joke to you? . . . *i'm glad that many people is correcting my comment. And i want to apologize to my fellow SEA and East Asia which is not including because i forgot. Im really sorry guys.

[@zinalexzender6933]

USA ,Myanmar (Burma)

[@mrtampan9665]

America : are you challenging me ?

[@1Deborah8]

Singapore

[@tiffanyabigail9103]

I remember my high school teacher once said in history class that the cruelty of the Japanese occupation for 3.5 years in Indonesia is equivalent to the Dutch colonial period of 350 years

[@DespicableGru]

*PHILIPPINES

[@Miancheng]

Again and again, this kind of interviews shows that the history education in Japan is totally a disaster, and this is one of the most important reasons why its neighbouring countries are angry... Edit: Why are there always some people who prefer to use Mao's mistakes to prove that what other countries did is right? Just because I'm Chinese? Every country could do terrible things to us because of Mao's mistake??? Where is the logic???

[@popcornale6393]

They trust their government and won't say or talk about a matter they are not experts because that's part of their culture

[@Miancheng]

@@popcornale6393 At least in the case of history education, Japanese government is hopeless. So different from Germany.

[@kingkoala4985]

Chinese and Korean always bring up Germany but do you guys even know what they teach or what their government do? I would like to know because I know nothing about German education or apologies.

[@culturedman1310]

How about mao zedank

[@EmmaNguyen-mg5xq]

@@culturedman1310 he did some notorious things to Chinese -his country not Asian countries.Why do you compare JAPANESE crimes with Chinese ones.Japan invaded Asia but China didnt.Stupid.

[@AHAHHAHHA]

I'm disappointed in Japan. I thought they would take the questions more seriously. Especially the ones regarding WW2 and Korean comfort women. But most of them just replied with 'I don't know' or 'They're just rumors'. I'd imagine that *that* is what Koreans are really angry at Japan.

[@user-ix3vu6um4p]

@Purple Candy Nope. Unlike Japan, Korea has already apologized to Vietnam.

[@vakyria2332]

‪this is not Trade War. It is difficult to manage trade by one country. International cooperation is necessary. ‬ ‪ But South Korea has not agreed to talk with Japan for three years. Japan has no choice except stricter screening. Japan classify Korea as Groupe B. Groupe B is more advantageous than group C, for example Taiwan. But the president is making much noise and instigating the people.‬

[@user-hd3ol9hk7x]

We're disappointed Koreans very much.You're not neighbor.

[@violetbluegreen9307]

Yup.

[@contrapuntal1]

@@vakyria2332 yes international cooperation is necessary, then why do japanese hide how serious the sea and earth are poluted by radioactive matters?

[@ででん-u7u]

Unfortunately SOME Japanese is not curious about history and governments. This is our country's problem. I am sorrowimg that. From Japan

[@jenislyjensen]

Jae-Hyuk Shim careful or the history will repeat itself! They should at least remember it...

[@jenislyjensen]

Jae-Hyuk Shim you kinda crazy for saying they should forget history... If they forget they just gonna repeat and make a new war🤦‍♀️ they should remember and work for a better future. German remember history and doing fine, why can't Japan be like them? And you Korea people need better history teacher lol...😂 history is history not only about japans war crime lol...

[@jenislyjensen]

Jae-Hyuk Shim history should not be forgotten, and need to be teaching carefully, so hate won't come (; I think we can agree on that👍 I'm from a country that has been voted many times as the happiest country in the world. And it has one of the best education systems in the world, and 85% of us know more than 1 language... Now please guess where I'm from😉 And u really from Korea? U sound like you in love with Japan lol

[@peacefulworld6299]

ででん ま、普通に考えてこのインタビューに韓国に都合の悪い解答したら編集で切り取られるだけでしょ。明らかに特亜よりだものこのチャンネル

[@thistlejoelullaby3869]

@@jenislyjensen Nation has its own history and its ppl study it in school student days unless common history book exists in the world. Your mention is just a garbage.

[@dkj6946]

The war was real, not only with Korea but with many countries in Asia.

[@gallasebiyo4427]

@Tom Tizya What makes it even more real is that the victims who had their hopes and dreams slashed by the war are still alive, testifying what they've seen and experienced.

[@昇天旭日-s9t]

In the first place, Japan does not war with South Korea. Many foreigners do not know this fact by anti-Japanese propaganda in Korea. Check it out. The magnification of Koreans who applied for the Japanese army. Recorded in newspapers at that time.

[@cooliipie]

Still is

[@gallasebiyo4427]

@@昇天旭日-s9t And you think Japan is clean of censorship and anti-Korean propaganda? Many foreigners don't know the fact that Japan raped and massacred 30,000 people in Nanking, China. Many foreigners don't know about the horrific experiments Japan did in the 731 Unit.

[@hos151]

Dominic Kam This is not a trade war. It's just South Korea's export controls didn't follow the rules. That is why Japan stopped giving special treatment to Korea. Even now Korea is same rank as China and India. There is no problem if Korea follows the rules.

[@yutoad]

I am Japanese and I wish that the issue with Japanese representatives denying past war-time actions with their neighbouring countries would end. The older Japanese population has a great sense of ignorant pride, not like American patriotism, but more that Japan has not done any evil and cannot not do anything bad. I am sure that as the politicians get funnel'd out with younger people this can eventually change. It is the fact that many Japanese are not aware of the atrocities that Japan has done or they deny it. More focus should be brought on mistakes made in the past to learn from them, oppose to pretending the numbers have been exaggerated from Western propaganda or the severity of Japan military has been blown out of proportion.

[@ckcl78]

As long as Japan's top leadership stops paying homage to the Yasukuni shrine and stops whitewashing the past, Korean politicians would have no excuse to use Japan as political scapegoat everytime their popularity goes down, and both sides would live in harmony. To be honest, leaders from both sides need to start acting like adults and us voters should demand that

[@howo357]

You gave too much credit to American patriotism. Come here and see how ignorant nationalists are.

[@cnordegren]

I do demand the Japanese government issue a truly-felt apology for the women. I also demand the Korean government make the same kind of apology to Viet Nam for the war crimes commited by Korean soldiers.

[@realeuphoniism]

@@ckcl78 This is the first time I've heard of the Yasukuni shrine. Can you elaborate on it? I don't know what it is and want to know what the shrine means. 고마워요!

[@BRIANBA100]

why Japanese people only hang out with their own people?

[@mayjeganmogan4514]

7:35 ok like korea never colonised any country😂🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️ the japanese empire was a really cruel empire so like go off...? the japanese people are missing the point, south koreans don't want revenge or payback just acknowledgement that what they did was wrong as a nation

[@Bobbylim323]

Japan was the only Asian country Westernized enough at that time and imperialism was pretty much a trendy thing to do for all world powers back then as fked up as it is so it was kinda bound to happen, it's just that people who do not learn history are bound to repeat it. (China's historical role also probably wouldn't sit well in our age of nation states)

[@profile1172]

ILY Yes, sadly individual korean soldiers did terrible things but to compare the actions of individuals to a military order from the highest point of the military to massacre and rape are two different things

[@melize7035]

They acknowledged and paid....

[@anouar4664]

For your information korean soldiers did rape thai or vietnamese women or kids So she was right

[@jenniferray8569]

@@melize7035 they dont learn it out in school thought ...

[@mochistarxz]

I remember how my teacher discussed about japanese occupation in the Philippines. basically the Filipinos were starved and slaved by japanese officials. Out of all country who invaded the philippines japan is the worst. I'm very offended when they thought comfort women was just a rumor, up until now the victims are fighting and wanting japan to acknowledge their mistakes it's very surprising that they are not aware about their history.

[@badcat9096]

I do not think she said rumour. My japanese is not the best but it sounded more like she wasnt sure as of what exactly happened then denying that something happened.

[@justnetizen1966]

Japan has colonized Indonesia, China and South Korea ... Nanking massacre, Japan invades Indonesia .. In South Korea also in invasion ... And well the younger generation of Japanese don't know their country was colonizing first That's all I know I hope once in a while the young Japanese generation knows the past of their country

[@peacefulworld6299]

Your textbooks are made in China You should be told true history by your grandparents

[@chyll3941]

羽生鏡 it WAS also told by my grandparents, my grandmother was a child during ww2. I’m from the Philippines btw

[@kodakyellow6750]

acknowledge their mistakes lmfao wats that gonna fuckin do?

[@난뭣이고넌뭣이니]

I'm Korean and I wish the best for both countries. I love Japanese people, their culture and the country in general. Please don't think that Koreans hate Japanese people because of this trade war. The boycott is more about the meaning behind the protest than the actual act itself, such as comfort women and how Japan refuses to teach their FULL history to their children (including Korea-Japan conflicts). I agree that both governments need to let down their egos and resolve this issue with peace asap. But to those who think we are digging up old issues for no apparent reason, I want to point out that there is a difference between acknowledging your mistakes publicly and fabricating history to make yourself look better (museums, textbooks, photos). We just want peace and to move on from the past just as much as Japanese people. If you didn't do anything wrong, why change the topic and never acknowledge it? If you're not guilty, come out and state your innocence. As for the woman who defended the actions of Japan by accusing Korea of also doing the same with colonialism and women, anyone has the right to demand justice even when they have also wronged others. That is life. No country is innocent and Korea has definitely made terrible mistakes. But diverting your own mistakes by pointing out the flaws of your accuser is just pathetic and undignified.

[@robopecha]

this goes for so many countries on earth. politicians try to milk these things for money forever. while every country who is not at war should be happy instead.

[@Mwoods2272]

Koreans don't like Japanese and the Japanese don't like Koreans. So what. You don't have to like everyone.

[@BRIANBA100]

your people are RACIST!

[@BRIANBA100]

@@Mwoods2272 you mean Koreans like themselves over everyone? not just Japan.

[@robopecha]

@@Mwoods2272 except all people who were asked liked korea. and in the korea video they liked japan. its the politicians. did you even watch the videos??

[@XXLinkXX175]

Watching this as a German is just...I can't believe how they speak about the war...

[@fauzanlazuardi2614]

Which one is the traitor. Italy or japan ?

[@spacejohannes]

@@fauzanlazuardi2614 what a stupid reply

[@WallaceSouzaB]

Says the Nazi descendant...

[@pinkcheese917]

@@WallaceSouzaB your comment is unbelievably stupid, i lost some brain cells after reading this.

[@pinkcheese917]

Very true, as a Frenchman living in Luxembourg, i couldn't imagine what would happen if germans acted like the japanese in this video. It's crazy how brainwashed they are.

[@cattcatt6795]

omg. i hope Koreans are not watching this video. as expected, Japaneses seem to dont know/care much about all these issues/conflicts.

[@neqproa]

Even though it's a lose lose situation between both sides, Japan is not that worried because it's there whitelist trade.

[@klikbayt]

Too late fam 😂 But I was already expecting this kind of reactions

[@leiii.gaming]

Because most of those of the public weren’t part of the things done by imperial japan, must you worry about stuff you didn’t do?

[@vanessaruiz4705]

why would they? Those who committed the crimes are all dead; Japan has apologized 11 times over the years, yes, 11 times, you can find all the apologies online, and has compensated with money. There is nothing else that can be done. Don't blame people who have nothing to do with it.

[@klikbayt]

@@vanessaruiz4705 If they really feel sorry and guilty of what they've done, Japanese government should at least get the schools teach the students about the history of what they've done to other countries. Ask Germans if they know about the world war or what Nazis are. I'm pretty sure more than 90% of them know. Because they heard what their country or their grandparents have done

[@MsCatlover86]

That girl that says re comfort women, "Korea probably has done the same to some other countries in the past. ..." The F! Two wrongs don't make a right! Just because "some other countries" choose not to make it a big deal doesn't mean that it wasn't/isn't. Seeing/hearing young people say things like that scare me.

[@user-ix3vu6um4p]

@K Takezo Hypocritical and paradoxical? Are you talking about Japan?

[@ineffablenefarious2799]

@@user-ix3vu6um4p No Korea.

[@ethanlee7125]

When did korea have comfort women? Which countries did Korea invade ? Korea been invaded by 7 different countries , Korea never invaded others. But Korea still held strong to their roots and culture.

[@ninhhuynh]

@@ethanlee7125 You need to do more research about Korean troops in Vietnam during the Vietnam War period and the crimes they commited. It's history, not a made-up story.

[@chanshistorybook一-g6z]

@@ethanlee7125 i assume you have not heard of korean troops during the vietnam war? hahaha

[@wanderingwondering3437]

I am surpised that young people dont know their recent history

[@Mr230497]

when u say "young people", u do realize that u are generalizing a entire generation of japanese people off several interviewed people right?

[@savannah3626]

Plus you realize how much education has been manipulated in japan and history has been covered up. I had a Japanese friend who when we were discussing comfort women said it wasn't true and it was a korean rumor (I'm a korean-american) so I wanted to give him other information sources than just korea. along with asking more people. And THEN he finally believed me

[@Name-jw4sj]

聽日食咩嘢? Japan got naked twice by America and America held Japanese concentration camps. Do you see Japanese holding grudge against America and wanting to boy cot?

[@biboloxo]

@@Name-jw4sj Nope, b/c they have already abandoned their honor and licked Americans boots.

[@Name-jw4sj]

Tang ba honor is stupid. Koreans also lick Americans boots just as much.

[@GorgyCL]

It's appalling how the Japanese either don''t know or won't even address the issue of comfort women other than a nonchalant mention. It's like they just want it to go away into oblivion.

[@x0xxx007i]

Exactly! Like wtf?!

[@joy_choe]

Apparently the details of Japan’s war atrocities like the rape of Nanking, comfort women, and treatment of POWs are not included in their school’s textbooks. History is written by biased people

[@boooomerwang]

@@joy_choe so is americans not including the massacres theyve done to the new world natives and their "colonized" territories to textbooks.

[@becks5198]

Why are you all bashing japan when your own country does the same thing?

[@kimmyseon46]

@@boooomerwang the hell are you talking about Americans always learn about our history with the natives during middle school we are regularly taught that 90% of the natives died due to disease the settlers brought in and their cruelty towards them I dont know which state you're from but last time I checked every state taught that history maybe you're not even American and just saying that to make a poor comparison

[@Moogiwara26]

"I remember every second of that torment every single day, however you must be comfortable, since you don't remember." - Goblin

[@crnycrn7045]

You had to go there lol. I'm rewatching the whole series from just searching for that quote.

[@doggypi1532]

Like the Goblin Lord saying that or is that Slayer?~ Or maybe some random Goblin that was peeing on the side lol~

[@brooklynborn]

Souka....

[@claywata526]

Japanese suffered robbery, rapes and muders by cruel Koreans and Russians on the way escaping back from Manchuria in 1945. Out of 155 million people, 240,000 were killed or died. I read some books about this history. It's really a sad story.

[@gracekim9928]

clay wata that’s sad but it’s nothing compared to what the Japanese did to the Koreans during the colonization. Do some more research. Comfort women, forced labor, ruthless torturing, murdering, experiments.. the list goes on and on.

[@clarachoi8874]

Im REALLY SHOCKED. How they know nothing about WW2? Geez..

[@kaikei1013]

Clara Choi there's an asian boss video where they ask japanese folks what they knew about the swastika and none of them knew it was used by the nazis in ww2 that they SIDED with 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@thistlejoelullaby3869]

Fools like you receive shock at sight of just one aspect.

[@baongocla8883]

They just have learned too much at schools so that they couldn't remember anything else except their jobs. Well, all what they care now is the present life. I think it's good in some way. They don't try to ignore history or something like that, Japanese have so many things and rules in their daily life already, and earthquake and tsunami, they can't, you know, they don't even have time to relax so they can't think well for other nations. Maa, what i want to say is can you guys understand Japanese too? All their personalitys are not bad, they are the most hard workers. So don't be shocked with what they done, try to know why they do something, and then you can make them be your friends, anh they will care to whatever you want them know. Be friendly. We are all human beings, we are all having ours own sufferings.

[@bb-tt3te]

brainwashed. Duh

[@jenislyjensen]

Bảo Ngọc La bro! Stop spitting all those excuses. They should remember history, or it will repeat itself.

[@Oaklee91]

Japanese aggression and the comfort women issues ARE NOT rumors

[@yukijiconan9917]

I know this is a valuable excuse. But Korea did this to Vietnam too and didn't really formally apologize and don't acknowledge it really. It's just an example. It doesn't excuse the Japanese government hiding or not acknowledging comfort women

[@yukijiconan9917]

@chillin' pepper I just wanted to make a point that some Koreans can be very hypocritical about the same situation

[@あずきっく-w9m]

Almost Japanese people are not so interested in histry（also most of other country）

[@BRIANBA100]

Koreans are RACISTS is not a rumor either dummy!

[@renflower1910]

@@BRIANBA100 All of them though? Everyone is different, don't expect everyone from a nation to be the same.

[@RitzyCupcake]

I’m actually not surprised at the lack of historical knowledge the Japanese appear to have. It’s a very “if I don’t acknowledge it then it didn’t happen” kind of vibe.

[@yellowbeez93]

Are they not human beings like you as well?

[@yellowbeez93]

@Hyun Soo Kim History should be taught but you should also be aware that there are students or people in general who just don't bother about such matters. Whether their ancestors kill your ancestors or your ancestors kill theirs, they'll just ignore it and not think about the past. I'm a Singaporean and Japan has done countless of terrible things to Singapore in the past as the other countries in Asia but our today's generation don't harbour hatred towards Japanese or Japan because we simply just don't have the time to hate someone based on their past like some koreans do regardless if history is changed or not.

[@김사라-w2l]

@@yellowbeez93 would you say that to nazi victims cause it's the exact same thing since they were allys in the war.

[@Karsh.]

@@김사라-w2l It's not the exact same thing at all. Today's Koreans didn't suffer from past conflicts with Japan at all - they aren't even close to the 'nazi victims'. And this is coming from a Polish person who holds literally no grudge towards today's regular German citizens, because I know both that I didn't suffer from anything Germany did in my lifetime at all and that today's Germans also have nothing to do with what their ancestors have done.

[@김사라-w2l]

@@Karsh. Germany is teaching their citizens all about their mistakes and the rise/fall of the nazi party. However the problem is that Japan is trying to "hide" their war crime atrocities. If you are saying that the massacre of Chinese people is no important than the Holocaust, you are wrong. Japan and Nazi were allys, even the nazi party made a safe zone for the civilians when they saw Japanese soldiers cutting of heads and body parts.

[@Grant-co1nn]

Just want to point out that when the woman mentioned rumors, the translation and what she actually said is really different. Rumor in Japanese means ‘Uwasa’ and she def didn’t say that but more along the lines of “I’m not sure if it’s true..” perhaps referring to her knowledge on the subject. I hope Asian Boss makes their translations a bit more accurate because one small mistake can be interpreted very differently.

[@gilbates2632]

Regardless of your semantic tricks, the brutal, barbaric atrocities committed by the Imperial Japanese Army are irrefutable, the whole world knows it, except Japanese schoolchildren...

[@Grant-co1nn]

Gil Bates I’m not really disputing that but rather on the accuracy of the translation. I’ve seen other videos on Asian Boss where they chose certain words that aren’t the best fit in that context, and it’s pretty important for a KZbin channel that aims to inform their viewers on global issues to be as accurate as possible.

[@Grant-co1nn]

alantheeep no problem

[@dpii3927]

Gil Bates Japan apologized officially for 11 times and paid huge reparation many times. And always Korean government said we never bring back historical problems. But all lies, STOP BREAKING NATIONAL PROMISES KOREA.

[@dpii3927]

Gil Bates And did Korea apologize officially or pay reparation for Vietnam people who were sex slaves by Korea military EVEN ONCE?? NEVER.

[@shawndean4790]

5:36 - The young couple doesn't even know that there was Japanese invasion in Korea, which means that Japanese schools do not teach young students about details of this history 7:30 - Answer is "No" to the statement "Korea probably has done the same to some other countries in the past" 7:44 - It was simply a court ruling to compensate comfort women, not entire country. Even so, compensations do not completely justify what they did. Whole country only came after Japan's overreaction to this situation. Japan invaded Korea twice in history and killed millions of Korean people. If Korea was the one that invaded Japan and committed all these terrible things such as rape, killing, and performing human experiments with chemicals while they were still alive , Japan would react the same way as Korea is reacting. Only the victims will remember the true pain.

[@delightfulinsanity3622]

Shawn Dean Korean soldiers raped Vietnamese civilians u tard

[@leonardapena3663]

I love that Asian Boss included both the perspective of Koreans and Japanese to give us better insight of the situation. It's great to know the variety of opinions from people in these kind of situations. Thank you Asian Boss for the quality content! I hope South Korea and Japan can fix this problem soon.

[@heyheyhe0011]

thanks for the video. as a korean myself i wish both countries nothing but the best and hope the relationship between the two countries will improve as times goes on.

[@1211jinx]

heyheyhe0011 indeed

[@yukigaming3597]

감사합니다

[@AbsoluteMiniacGena]

I am English and wish that every country was at peace with others. I’m very saddened that the Koreans are still upset at their ladies being used as comfort women by the Japanese, however in wartime, I believe all Asians were as vicious as each other. My late father in law who died in 1998 was a lovely man and so as a teenager I remember being especially shocked when his hatred of the Japanese came tumbling out of his mouth. It stunned me so much and I had no idea why until a couple of years ago whilst compiling my husbands family tree and found out my husband’s grandfather he never knew, had been shot down by the Japanese over the Pacific Ocean in wartime. Even though my father in law never forgave those who killed his father, my husband and I know that many of those pilots were kamikazes , doing what they were ordered to do, and most never went home to their families either. We all have to close the book on the past and vow that history will never repeat itself and to move on harmoniously with each other. We all need to be there as humans to love and support others, no matter where they come from.

[@hos151]

heyheyhe0011 This is not a trade war. South Korea's export controls didn't follow the rules. That is why Japan stopped giving special treatment to Korea. Even same rank as China and India. There is no problem if Korea follows the rules. That's it.

[@JenCruz.]

What are your thoughts about the comfort women from korean soldiers in poorer countries? they want reparations too...

[@jenthejenius]

These videos make me feel impressed how unified the Korean interviewees were in their information and reason for the boycott, and surprised that the Japanese interviewees didn't really know what was happening or what happened between Japan-Korea in WW2. It shows the cultural differences. South Korea seems politically aware and willing to voice their opinions (or at least follow the trend), whereas Japan seems to flow in the least turbulent path. I am slightly irritated that the JP interviewees think that the SK people/citizens are mad at JP people/citizens, because from the other video, the SK interviewees were very adamant that they are boycotting to voice their opinions on the JP government officials and the decisions made. I feel like the JP interviewees should have been brought up to speed before asked questions on how they feel about the situation.

[@bauboni]

That's because Japanese people don't care as they know that koreans will always complain and whine no matter what. Also because Korea is a small country/economy, which Japan doesn't need to survive.

[@vanessaruiz4705]

but what do koreans want? i dont get it. japan has apologized 11 times, you can find all the apologies online. And has given a lot of money. What else it's supposed to do? why dont Koreans move on? or they dont know this? is korean government hiding information? i dont understand.

[@あずきっく-w9m]

Almost Japanese people are not so interested in Korea and histry（also most of other country）

[@captainobvious2940]

Mara Ram I think as long as Japanese leaders stop paying homage to the Yasukuni shrine ( both China and Korea protested about this) South Korean politicians will have 0 excuse to use japan as political scapegoat

[@rileyk4483]

@@vanessaruiz4705 Added to Tuna's opinions; If your friends hit you badly and then he apologized 11 times about what he did to you. But still, he bragged what he did to his kids and relatives. Moreover, they worshipped his behavior with the next-next generation, Wouldn't you get mad at him? Would you truly believe his 11 times apology? That is what's happening between SK and JP over the decades.

[@skinny0408]

What a big oof. So many japanese seem to be uneducated about international topics and/or history. Kudos to the ones which do some research

[@yogadgsix]

Because korean always want more more to japan. Japan has apologized give funding for victim. Then korean want more again? What!

[@matthewlee1438]

Yoga Andoyo Aji japan has never formally apologized so don’t come up in here trying to act like you know stuff, and you think they can apologize by giving money ? hell no, Koreans still hurt today while japanese are ignorant, get your facts straight🇰🇷

[@katrinaselby3683]

Matthew Lee japan has “formally” as you call it “apologized” so i suggest you and ur lack of non sense to stop putting false allegations towards the japanese, thank you very much xx

[@matthewlee1438]

Katrina Selby i’m talking facts tho. what are you talking about? the Japanese government is so childish and thinks they can compensate this with money, they’ve hurt so many people in the korean community and they can’t even acknowledge that. apparently you can’t either, so how bout you get your facts straight before you defend the wrong side

[@katrinaselby3683]

Matthew Lee hahaha ur very amusing buds

[@Alex-od4kc]

As a South Korean, I really have no problem with Japanese people. I have visited Japan many times and have made many friends with the locals. However, 5:16 and 5:38 is a problem. We do not like Japan's government and aggressive nature towards us. They refuse to properly teach history and constantly are aggressive towards us through politics. As a Korean who only wishes to become neighbors and have only good relations with Japan, this makes me very sad.

[@peekforcelia]

We have the same exact thing going on between Morocco and Algeria they took our land and still now wants to take more they are so ignorant they make me wanna punch them in the face I feel u 😤

[@ああ-p2e2i]

Me too I have many korean friends and most of them are friendly and nice but I hate Korean government.

[@Fenrir214]

@@ああ-p2e2i For? Im truly interested never heard why a Japanese hates the Korean government. I know many do but never really found out.

[@ああ-p2e2i]

Fenrir214 for what korean government did to brainwash their citizens

[@박주연-v3h7c]

@@ああ-p2e2i No it's not true. Our goverment is talking about the history between Korea and Japan with a correct basis.

[@treiviek2]

Honestly I think if Japanese citizens were completely informed on all issues between South Korea they could understand why South Korea reacted this way.

[@Unknown-un5pu]

Thank you. Exactly. If they had paid a little attention, this problem would be easily solved. Because the people are not interested, the government is not interested in solving the problems. Koreans never feel like talking about the past. I want to solve problems quickly But if Japan doesn't recognize the past, Koreans can't forget the past. This is hard for each other

[@theJasonAmon]

It's actually good that the Japanese government chose to bury the past , or else the new generation would end up like the Koreans and some might form groups similar to Neo Nazism. But people don't understand their government's intentions.

[@AAA-ub7wh]

@too minnn Lol. You know? Japanese government repeated the apology and denying. Some Japanese prime ministers acknowledged their war crimes but some prime ministers denied them. Moreover, although they said acknowledging and apology, they never wanted to teach their shameful history to their descendants. See this video, so many Japanese people don't know about the war crimes committed by Japanese army. Money? Korean government is trying to give it back to Japanese government. It's Japanese government who don't receive it. The reason why Korean government is trying to give it back is because UN recommended that victims must agree with the agreement of comfort women. However, comfort women didn't agree with it. Why? That's not because of the money. They're already 90 years old or more. They don't have families. The money is meaningless to them. They just want hear that Japanese government apologizes to them and Japanese government will teach the horrible history to all the Japanese. Money? Japanese always think about the money like you. That's the reason why this problem isn't solved yet.

[@AAA-ub7wh]

@@theJasonAmon And Japanese young generation will have to experience same things like war, fascism and destruction of human rights. Japanese people always say that Kamikaze suicide commandos voluntarily chose to die, not by force of Japanese government. Japanese young generation will voluntarily have to do same thing.

[@azkatakebayashi1517]

No

[@sophiainteresting1686]

well…what surprised me most is the ignorance of history. We remember the history not for revenge or anything else, only for remember itself... hope one day Japanese will know what's real happend.

[@shiraz6537]

samething can be said to Koreans. What Koreans know about history is fake history like teenaged girls were human-trafficked by Japanese army but the fact is it is Korean agents who fooled them. Many Koreans also volunterred for Japanese army and fought against the Allies. Koreans are not victim but a perpatrator inWW2 ! You Koreans sweep such misdeeds under the carpet.

[@あずきっく-w9m]

Almost Japanese people are not so interested in Korea and histry（also most of other country）

[@deokyeopkim7720]

@@あずきっく-w9m 韓国の歴史じゃなくて日本の歴史を知らないことが問題なんですよ。日本と日本人は大好きです。でも現在の日本政権と歴史教育の不在はとても残念です。

[@sophiainteresting1686]

なんでもないよ ……well.,its not about interest…btw,I m Chinese.

[@inra8842]

@@deokyeopkim7720 自分の知っている歴史が全て正しいと思わない方がいい。私も、あなたも。

[@Hunter-bx9lk]

I actually like Japan and its culture a lot. I had the chance to visit Tokyo and the politeness and hospitality of the Japanese are amazing. But this video showed me another side of the Japanese people that I had previously overlooked. I am so disappointed by the ignorance of ordinary Japanese citizens about their past, and on this issue. History is not simply a thing that one can shrug off and pretend like nothing’s happened. Many of them can’t grasp the roots of the issue, and blindly believed their politicians and listen selectively to what is being presented to them.

[@jonathannakagama2737]

I don't think you actually watched the video then

[@heytaso]

Girls at 7:05, "like to dig up issues from the past"?? That's a very ignorant description of what's going on. When proper apologies are made, there wouldn't be any "digging up of the past" that you girls are describing of. I guess the victims(comfort women) are the ones suffering for life. Also, when there's a clear victim with proven history, they can't just say it's a "rumor".. Gosh.

[@yagruumbagaarn]

@@aiodagiri2026 yep, Japanese look very ignorant in this video. The whole world knows what happened in Korea and China, and only Japan still has its head in the sand.

[@randomperson6706]

@@yagruumbagaarn You actually understand it wrong tbh lol

[@profile1172]

MuggleJapanese so apologizes that happen behind doors and on a note card can make it up? If its not so hard why not do it on tv?

[@tonkotsu6665]

yes to dismiss somebody's trauma and suffering as untrue or irrelevant because 'so long ago' is disrespectful and oppressive.

[@jaredbustos7128]

MuggleJapanese if J-government apologized then why they haven't change your textbooks about the history since 1965 japan-sokor agreement ???? You were caught in lie from your own country.. What a shame

[@KnightyWolf]

The ignorance in this video is astounding.

[@Azural]

i want to agree with you, but your name "pantie" prevents it

[@욕망의항아리-j7w]

@@Azural lol

[@Happydumdrum]

How is it ignorant to say an opinion I also think you quite ignorant for only commenting this much to gain this many likes what is wrong with you people everybody’s ignorant in there own way heads up no one is perfect

[@YTLyricsMaker]

@@Happydumdrum no one is calling them ignorant for having an opinion...the problem is that a lot of the people who talked in the video admitted to not knowing much, if anything at all, about Japan's history and their actions from WWII, and many of them didn't even know about the trade war. It just shows there is a widespread ignorance on news and politics amongst the population, either from indifference or whatever the case might be. Nobody is perfect, but that is no excuse to keep yourself in the dark. If you're going to talk about a political issue like this one and make blanket statements about others (Koreans in this case) at least inform yourself about the situation before doing so.

[@Happydumdrum]

YTLyricsMaker Hey I see what your getting at it makes sense but did you not read the comment or something they said the ignorance in this video it isn’t specific and can be said in many ways also the first thing you wrote about no one calling them ignorant is probably why most people liked the comment who knows yes dude everyone has a opinion but still don’t correct me if you don’t understand why I wrote it everyone has a different perspective on things too if they aren’t specific. Also when did I make a blank statement please inform me oh so great one you seem to know everything because just like me you probably didn’t understand my comment oh so great one👌

[@MY-rl8hu]

The two young couple who had no idea about history between Korea and Japan I ask how's that even possible?

[@ZanityMusic]

exactly! that was the most shocking thing for me

[@topfan2060]

japanese censorship in their history books.. pretty sad

[@MY-rl8hu]

If their own government is preventing facts to be written in the history books I can't imagine them ever admitting wrong doing during WW2

[@ああ-p2e2i]

Mikey Y What did we do? Comfort women? They were actually paid much better than Japanese and it was not mandatory to serve Japanese men. So it was their own choice to be comfort women. It’s like same as Prostitution in today

[@Fenrir214]

@@ああ-p2e2i so all the comfort women who revealed the truth from Korea China Philippines Indonesia Netherlands etc were lying hmm? Since the 1980s when there was no internet?

[@Leviathanjz]

Keeping your people in ignorance is the ultimate crime. Japanese-Asian relations have rarely been anything beyond business agreements because of Japan's denial of wrong-doing in their colonial past. This video shows how much history is left out of their education, and what really annoys me is how this gets ignored by western press (mostly because Japan is currently an ally). When people talk about democracy and the right to govern themselves, that is conditioned on what you know about the world. If you never knew an issue existed, you'll never pressure your local representative about it, cascading into the government not having to deal with it. So if the government can engineer their education to leave issues they don't want to deal with out, what difference is there between that kind of "democracy" and an autocracy?

[@osakar]

you are brainwashed idiot. I bet you don't know anything about Japanese education and people. you should realize that you are just repeating your government and media.

[@Leviathanjz]

@@osakar I grew up in Canada and am attending graduate school in the states. Where do you get your claim of "your government and media" from? I'm much more exposed to western media.

[@osakar]

@@Leviathanjz I don't know your nationality and how you have been grown, but I do know you said that without knowing about Japan.

[@FantasticFourLee]

Wake up Japanese! Koreans are boycotting on Abe. Koreans are not obeying elders decisions. What Japan had done to Korea isn’t a rumour. A nation that forgets its past no future.

[@HappygatoD]

That's true. Young generation of korea has own thoughts, try hard to make a new wave not to follow old shits. See how we forced to step down the last president, you will know.

[@vertie2090]

On the other hand, if Europe hadn't moved on from WW2 atrocities that whole area would still be a mess. There comes a point where you have to let go, even if it's not fair

[@java-ub4ny]

Who chose the president???? Korea can break national promises or treaties anytime if they don’t like the last president? But wait, WHO CHOSE?

[@DGXGoggles]

@@HappygatoD After you elected them to office knowing who her father was, and you failed to punish the president of Samsung for bribing her. You guys aren't doing anything.

[@lei4072]

Oh yea? asking the Japanese government for more money for not forgetting them??

[@helenasenda5427]

I am half Japanese and half Brazillian. I can't say that both government represent me (specially the Brazillian one now). People should focus about questioning the government, not the people itself. And about Korean people "digging the past"... Japanese government only at least (correcting) apologize AND teach properly about their own history, like the German's did. Japanese nacionalism and pride...

[@thistlejoelullaby3869]

Demanding apology and money toward Japan over and over.... it's an endless game of Korean beggars.

[@andrew_li]

鯖缶 when a government denies history, refuses to apologize, gets away with international trials, and doesn’t even properly teach their youth about their own history, I find it hard to call that “corresponds appropriately”. More like hardcore Japanese Nationalist propaganda.

[@youshe9121]

@@andrew_li I don't think Japanese government has denied nor refused... The government have apologized and compensated over and over. Because they feel responsible for what they have done, they are doing ODA to all the asian countries including China and Korea. Korea is the country who got benefitted most from this compensation and ODA.

[@andrew_li]

You She Hi I’ve been talking to you on another comment thread as well and I’m happy that you’ve been replying in a sensible manner, thank you for that. As for denying and refusing, I would like you to check out events such as the rape of Nanking. This was when the Japanese military occupied the previous capital of China, but when they did, all hell broke loose. As the name suggests, rapes went far into 5 digits and deaths going haywire. The Japanese governement denies that this ever happened, despite photographic evidence and witnesses from numerous journalists and even ex Japanese soldiers. Comfort women as you have heard, was also only recently recognized and as far as I know, the Japanese government has been denying it for over 6 decades. Countless human experiments were also conducted in which the Japanese still refuse, but I don’t want to get into detail.

[@brooKlynKiteflyer]

Japan never once legally accepted the atrocities they have committed unlike Germany. If that was the case, the compensation would be thousand fold.

[@littlenini73]

Went here after I saw the other side of the story. I feel bad for Japanese people who doesn't know the history of their own people, but at the same time, I am happy to see how the young Japanese thinks about the countries' relations. They are still showing their resiliency. Both countries share a different sense of national pride. This trade war isn't not just about not following trade regulations. I am talking about WW2, Comfort Women and the Liancourt Rocks. Media in both countries portrays each other in a bad image or reputation. It's the people who suffers a lot.

[@naslundscores]

There is a number of super-uneducated people in any countries. Sad thing is that the modern history isn't well taught at the history class.

[@littlenini73]

@@naslundscores I agree. And people who has the knowledge or has been taught about it should teach them and not hate them. South Koreans do not hate Japanese people, they hate the leadership of the country and that is crystal clear in the video about the South Korean's point of view.

[@realeuphoniism]

It's never the fault of the people for what the past government is done or what their current government is doing. It's really sad to see what could be a great and powerful friendship in between Japan and South Korea be torn apart by the politicians and media of their respective countries. The citizens of the countries know that they don't have problems with each other, but have problems with the governments. It's much like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the U.S.-Mexico conflict. I truly believe their people are not at odds with each other, but the governments are portraying each other in a bad way.

[@1thank2you3]

“Ignorance, the root and stem of every evil.” -plato

[@thistlejoelullaby3869]

Those who are extremely hunted by the history lose both eyes.

[@peacefulworld6299]

mao meow Yes you are the most ignorant person. What is your nationality??

[@mr.knowitall5019]

"One liners, the root and stem of every tiktok" - Ancient Wise Dude

[@UandMeDasame]

@@peacefulworld6299 who are you calling ignorant?

[@matsu4010]

And "People who dwell in the past cannot advance throughout time" -Anonymous

[@qsc6777]

I am very impressed by the contrast of their fancy appearance and ignorant inside, especially the young generation.

[@gallasebiyo4427]

You would think the young are more informative with the help of the internet, but I see some heavy censorship here. And yes, education plays a role in political censorship although not readily visible to the naked eye.

[@あずきっく-w9m]

Almost Japanese people are not so interested in Korea and histry（also most of other country）

[@ああ-p2e2i]

Ignorance? Lmao we are actually well informed except for those who are not educated well.

[@adventuresofasimpleton]

ああ well informed or not, Japan downplays its war crimes. It is ironic that the mayors of Hiroshima has this tradition of writing to the White House about nuclear disarmament while simultaneously have no mention of the Nanking massacre in its “peace” museums.

[@ああ-p2e2i]

Langosta83 because there is no evidence that we actually did it. It could probably be “the Chinese leader”

[@TheJoshuaAstray]

I'm really surprised how Japanese people are ill-informed about the history. I thought everybody in East Asia knows that Japan invaded Korea not once but many times and the earliest can date back to 1592, when several massacre took place. Yi Sun-sin is famous even in China. Besides, personally I think the trade dispute between JP and KR is largely manipulated by the US. Every time when China-Japan-South Korea nearly reach a trade agreement, there's always something weird happened to slow down the process.

[@DeadNerdFreakoDance]

Jiang Cui agreed and they take advantage of the citizens “pride” to pin them against each other. Its sad not many sees this.

[@cheetosclub3187]

@Jiang Cui I think the Japanese government is the reason that they're so ill-informed because, I don't think he wants his people to know what terrible things japan has done in the past

[@santiagorappy71]

Bro, this is the most accurate comment in the section

[@mikei6605]

Dude... massacres happened all the time throughout ancient history, i think this is more about ww2

[@anna-ss2gp]

Korean boss always chooses ignorant Japanese people. Please don't forget this is an anti-Japanese channel. Some of them in this video including the interviewer are so stupid.

[@lleonim4742]

I think Japan needs to recognize the things they did. Also, just because a lot of countries did the same, this fact does not excuse their doings. A lot of Japanese aren't taught what the Koreans and Chinese suffered. Which isn't entirely their fault. But to ammend their relationship or to fix their grudges it might be better to start teaching and learning what they did wrong. And might I add, the Koreans have the right to feel this way, just like Vietnam, China, the Jews and a lot of other countries.

[@nora4981]

The Chinese tortured the Japanese looong before the Japanese did those things to many countries

[@itthk]

Whom japanese is that? The responsible ones are already burried in somewhere else

[@itthk]

Tai kucing

[@lleonim4742]

@@itthk The thing is, the new generation doesn't exactly acknowledge what their old generation did :/

[@boxesforsims5808]

Thanks because other generations have already apologized. Do you expect America can always apologize for slavery. How can you ever move on and grow when you cling to the past. I'm not saying it should be forgotten, but don't expect for countless generations to apologize or feel sorry for something the current generation isn't responsible. That doesn't make sense.

[@k..86]

正直こういうインタビューで「戦争のこと知ってますか？」って聞かれた時に、私は「よく知らないです」っていうと思うな。 意見の違いを喧嘩腰に指摘する人がいることは容易に想像できるから、自分の意見はあっても「言わないでおこう」って思っちゃう。 ここに出てる人がどうかはわからないけど、私みたいな人もいるんじゃないかな。

[@rickprime83]

all I got from this is "were they ever at war?", "forget the past, it happened a long time ago" ooooooops! (-_-)

[@naa5972]

Japan didn't go to war with korea tho they just annexed it

[@santiagorappy71]

@@naa5972 that's true, Korea wanted to be safeguarded by Japan, but they didn't knew Japan would rape and kill all their people!

[@lostinhorizon8341]

Both never were at war. Korea was annexed by Japan.

[@sorenkair]

yea some of their responses were big yikes.

[@feynmanrichard9193]

@@santiagorappy71 Japan has deprived Korea of its diplomatic rights. Japan disbanded the Korean army. The Queen of Korea was assassinated by the Japanese. The Korean king ran away to the Russian Embassy. In the past, the Japanese Empire was strong and the Korean Empire was weak. If Korean kills a Japanese queen, and the Japanese emperor runs away to the U.S. Embassy, under the circumstances Can I say that Japan was subjugated to Korea because japan wanted to?

[@jinko3593]

"Those who are cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." - George Santayana "Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it." - Winston Churchill

[@keikowhitley5657]

Jin Ko What happens to those who are mislead about their history?

[@CYBRCDZEN]

Yup and hell yup

[@kiyoshim9593]

What about south korea forgets about the 1965 apology and reparations? What about korea dismissing the fund made by Japan to help the last comfort women? What about korea not keeping the logs of senstive materials sold by Japan that could be used to make nuclear weapons?

[@힐딜러]

@@kiyoshim9593 The first one touche for some validity The second one is horseshit. The 1965 treaty isn't ignored. And that has no reason to be brought up now. Korean high court decided Japanese firms needed to compemsate not the government. It keeps with the treaty.

[@kiyoshim9593]

@@힐딜러 It was settled in 1965. By the way Korea doesnt want to settle anything because they are all Drama Queens, just like the Lawmakers that went 2 days ago to Liancourt Islands. Why dont you do a search in google about "korean protesters"

[@16Meily]

Is it me or Japanese are either too gullible, easily manipulated or I don't know, someone please tell me. One of the first things one of my philosophy teachers taught us was: "don't believe everything you hear or read, even if I say it myself. Always investigate by yourselves and get to your own conclusions". It's been 5-6 years and I remember it vividly. Being this naive in 2019, with globalization and internet, is not an excuse.

[@kingkoala4985]

It's just that we don't care much about other country. We are busy living real life.

[@gradientmapabuser9875]

KingKoala and that's ur problem. if you take pride in your country blindly despite its shameful history and refusal to reform or ACKNOWLEDGE that it did something despicable for many years you are not a smart person.

[@leealice]

They’re kinda ignorant when it comes to politics and history

[@meadvocacy174]

Korean who easily manipulated by their stupid president

[@beautifullEternal]

They’re taught not to question things.

[@greenlime3656]

日本人の私からしたら、かなり片寄った内容に思います。怒り心頭です。

[@nervenerve5692]

Green Lime 英語で言え。お前ら英語できないから韓国人は言いたい放題言ってんだよ。

[@asdfgh6210]

@@nervenerve5692 what did they say? also what are you saying? lol

[@nervenerve5692]

asdf gh This video used stupid Japanese and manipulates the impression that all Japanese are ignorant about the war. Finally, this channel (Asian Boss) is run by Koreans. Many Koreans have anti-Japanese feelings. They can even make a biased video to make the Japanese image worse. OH WELL.

[@nervenerve5692]

asdf gh Most Japanese learnt and know how miserable and worst the war was and how terrible the Great Japanese Empire was.

[@ysuypshiyano]

まず題名からおかしい。 Trade Warって何だよ 日本はBクラスに下げただけなのに 欧米はいつも日本を悪者に仕立て上げる BBCとかのゴミ反日メディアがね

[@bascal133]

There is so much tension under the surface between Japanese and Koreans due to Japanese horrific war crimes that I feel these situations aren’t really about trade at all

[@lauren5738]

Bacall McElroy another sad thing is that Japanese people don’t even know about it since the gov censors a lot

[@frankh.5378]

You hit the nail on the head. And the problem is Abe knows this has nothing to do with trade but nationalism!

[@gallasebiyo4427]

@@frankh.5378 Yup in reality Abe is just scared that Korea will dominate the next semiconductor market - foundry so they're hitting Korea. They have a bad experience of getting killed in the DRAM and NAND flash market by Korean companies.

[@robopecha]

no its some power game by politicians, who still want to milk it, while their people just want to get along.

[@아아아아아악-w5i]

This video is just so funny. Despite the comfort women there were many more unforgivable stuffs that Japan did to Korea but all these people talk about is the comfort women and they think that that's the only problem so Koreans should get over it. Its hilarious how they don't know anything. I guess its hard to blame them cause its probably the government who restricts teaching them the history

[@jenchung9554]

At least, finally Japanese people know confort women. It took them about 75 years to learn one thing. Loooong way to go!

[@boycottnok1466]

Just get over it, they said the truth.

[@제니바-l2b]

위안부나 한일간 역사를 거의 모르잖아. 일본에서 얼마나 규제하고 통제하는지.. 당연히 안가르쳐주니까 정치에 무관심하고 한국이 왜이러는지 궁금하지.. 정말이지 꽉 막혔다

[@Hadigreece]

인터뷰에 일본인들도 현재 진행인데다 뉴스에 나오는 일도 모르는 사람 절반이네여

[@SeanKimStyle]

그래도 하얀 셔츠 입으신분 대답에 많이 감동받았습니다. 이런 분 같이 정확한 정보와 올바른 생각하는 일본인들이 더 많이 계셨으면 좋겠습니다.

[@ma3765]

日本が韓国についての歴史習ってないように思わされる動画ですが、 きちんと義務教育では習っています。 しかし、教師によっては 日本がさぞかしいい国であるような教え方をしたり真実を語らない場合もあります。また、教科書には淡々とかかれており 詳しく読んだりテスト範囲内でない限り 小中高生は学びません。 日本ではアメリカからどんなことをされたか についての方が詳しく習います。

[@matthewct8167]

Translate?

[@acraze2u]

The guy in a striped shirt. Was he a historian major or something. Super well informed and eloquent. Props to him!

[@1211jinx]

Chloe T he might be a professor or he’s just someone who is very much aware of current events and knowledgeable stuffs 😊

[@richardlew3667]

Wow. I didn't realize ignorance was of this magnitude

[@mrnarason]

I mean, did you watch the last interviews about "What Japanese think of Koreans" or "Does Japanese know what the Nazi symbol is?"

[@Jessikim]

@Lala Fontaine You can't claim that Victor P. shouldn't generalize Japanese people, while you yourself are generalizing Korean's and westerners as a whole. You're simply acting hypocritically.

[@fk3329]

@Lala Fontaine "JAPanEse aRe More EduCated tHaN MoSt oF KoRean aND WeStErners" 🙄🙄🙄

[@mr-vb3id]

@@fk3329 they are tho.

[@fk3329]

@@mr-vb3id nope they r not 😂

[@jenislyjensen]

How can some of these Japanese not know anything about the WW2? Especially the war between Japan & Korea????? That should be common knowledge for them or what? Lol...

[@topfan2060]

@@Cdrnbbmhhshxbzb lmao what? Korea and Japan have had many centuries of conflict and wars

[@peekforcelia]

@@Cdrnbbmhhshxbzb what country are u from cuz lol here in North Africa we study it when we were in middle school 😂

[@김정현-junghyun]

ku do omg

[@user-kf3xj1ci4v]

@@Cdrnbbmhhshxbzb you k? Are you japanese too? LMFAO AKSNSJSJSK you should do some research sir

[@GodEye-96]

In well urbanized countries it happens a lot I guess. Like America. But honestly I think it has to due with their facist past. National history education programs always make our own country looked good, by showing the positives and hide the negatives instead of 100% accurately tell what happened. So they probably have never been told in detail, not that they are ignorant and white washed.

[@KupoKaachan]

The young man in the white/grey striped shirt really impressed me. He was so well informed!

[@Alehi5032]

At one point I actually thought he was set up, to have all the objective and intelligent answers to hand lol.

[@archravenineteenseventeen]

Maybe because what he wear reminds him.of the Holocaust

[@toxotesarcher7287]

"Stop bringing up the past!" bro.... some of the comfort women are still alive bro...

[@vanessaruiz4705]

Japan has apologized 11 times already, and given huge amounts of money. What the hell do koreans want? should Japanese commit suicide? what else do they want??? seriously.

[@LOVE-tm6ig]

Mara Ram is you don’t understand. Koreans don’t want money. They want the whole nation to know what happened in the war and actually be sorry rather than complain about how Koreans can’t move on.

[@LOVE-tm6ig]

Natasha Star at least Koreans learn about their history. Japanese government chose to hide their history. Japanese did more damage to other countries than Korea in ww2 yet they think that was an okay thing to do.

[@vanessaruiz4705]

@@LOVE-tm6ig why would they be sorry? do you realize you are blaming innocent people?

[@LOVE-tm6ig]

Mara Ram I am not saying Japanese people are who to blame. The Japanese government are not teaching their history properly to the new generation which is why most Japanese people think that they did nothing wrong in the past. If they teach properly at school, it wouldn’t happen again in the future.

[@actualtrash2546]

As a Japanese high schooler, I can say that most of the reason why everyone seems so ignorant is because of the lack of education and good sources. The only unbiased and accurate articles I’ve read about comfort women are in English and I barely even remember learning about it in school. Its rather hard to find reliable third party news outlets too, so it’s really hard to find out the full truth. It’s just sad because I know Japanese people would be able to face the truth if they only knew what actually happened

[@areyoukirringmeirriyaa]

so the goverment controls all textbooks? :(

[@yujinpark89]

But then Japanese people aren’t trying to find the truth either... I don’t see anyone making any efforts to say “hey, let’s really figure out what’s happening here”. No one can convince them to care when they don’t even care to find the truth for themselves.

[@pinkcheese917]

@@yuinishimura6129 while i agree with you that the japanese people are not exactly at fault for not knowing about it, they still are ignorant, that's the meaning of the word ignorant.

[@survivor777-o4v]

Do not pretend to be japanese. Your english is very well , but you don't remenber comfort woman...?? This is important word. If you said unbiased accurate articles , How do you think US government reserch that is no evidence of forced slave? And it was high paid jobs. It's not justify. We japanese never deny about comfort woman , It's true history. And we know its big woman right issue and warcrim. We learned it when in junior and senior high school. 日本人のふりをして歴史教育が正しくないという嘘を広める卑怯な行為をやめてください。 プレイリストは韓国の動画で埋め尽くされてますし、高校生でそこまで英語力が高いのに慰安婦を習った覚えがないってどういうことですか？ そして何より慰安婦は日本でしっかりと習います。日本人の誰もが悪い事であると理解している。 日本が否定しているのは強制連行でも、奴隷制度でもなかったという点。 慰安婦は当然ながら韓国だけではなく日本人にもいたし、給料もしっかりと払われていた。 しかしながらお金が払われていようと国家がこういった事をしていたという事実は許されない事であり、それについて認め謝罪を何度もしている。 本当に日本人なら流暢な日本語で反論してください。

[@pinkcheese917]

@@survivor777-o4v The comfort women weren't even that big of a deal, just research the rape of Nanking or the unit 731 and you'll see that this is much worse.

[@bman3977]

I know this is a serious topic but I couldn’t stop laughing at how long this girl keeps saying “MMMMMMMMMM” 😂 6:11

[@Arriss3]

bman3977 kind of rude, considering that is a legitimate part of Japanese language.

[@adventuresofasimpleton]

It’s not just Japanese language, it’s an East Asian thing. Chinese people say it just as much.

[@lalalalala7317]

@@Arriss3 No, even in Japan it is too much. Nodding is one thing, you can do it as much as she said "un". But she definitely said it waaaay too much.

[@ДАИЛИНЕТ-ъ4я]

@@Arriss3 stop overacting. She will not read this and even if she would read this, it's up to her to handle it

[@バルバル-t9x]

あれ普通だよ

[@うちらの人生お先真っ暗]

インタビューを受けている人たちは無知な人が多すぎる 規制とホワイトリストから外すことの違いを理解しておらず、結局表面しか見ていないこの動画の視聴者は勘違いをせざるを得ない

[@nervenerve5692]

いんてグラル8世 英語で言えよ。そうすればもっと目にとまるし。

[@Prussiaeagle]

뭔지랄임

[@nervenerve5692]

짜증나는시매포탑 I don’t speak Samsung.

[@nervenerve5692]

Zio sin There is no meaning in the collision between subjectivity and subjectivity. An objective fact is necessary. This video says a trade war, but not a trade war. Japan just excluded Korea from the whitelist because you Koreans don't respond to Japanese dialogue.

[@nervenerve5692]

Zio sin Takeshima is Japanese territory. Because recognised by United Nation If there is objection, the Korean government should go to an international trial. The Japanese government proposed to Korea three times or more, but refused. Why do you refuse? Is it a disadvantage? Hilarious.

[@deepalidesai3538]

Asian Boss team, great work once again! Please do a video about the Article 370 removal on Kashmir. It is the biggest news in India right now, and it is affecting so many people in Jammu and Kashmir and throughout South Asia as well. Thanks so much!!

[@maryamhasmad5454]

THIS!

[@BRIANBA100]

why not do a video of the RACISM and DISCRIMINATION from SOUTH KOREANS and Japanese, put CHINA their also!

[@LiMaking]

I'm swedish and I think I heard something about this in the news, but we never really get the full picture over here of what really goes on in asia.

[@nora4981]

Nobody but you and your people care about that... everybody else could care less. Fix it yourself

[@nora4981]

Monster Ball it doesn’t matter anyway... they just love attention without contributing to their own country. Asian boss should shed light on the damn refugee problem in Europe ... they’ve ruined that continent

[@冬眠したい-e5u]

Actually, Korean people criticize Japanese government than the citizens. But as an japanese citizen, I think the government always tried to make the situation better in their own ways such as an economical corporation even if they regard that it’s already solved in the contraction as one guy explained in the video. So the problem is many of japanese citizens don’t know about the history what their ancestors did during WWll even they supposed to be taught. That’s not because schools don’t teach the truth, but people in japan regard it as just a short-term memorizing subject. They do learn it to pass the examination for entering universities. I want people aware the core we need to change is the way of education in Japan. It should be with curiosity and motivation of students themselves.

[@hyeini3655]

Japanese students should be taught at school about details of what they did. Merely learnig the fact that Japan invaded Korea and there was something called comfort women is not enough. The actual cruelty of Japan that will make most people feel sick should be taught at Japanese school. Because that's how history should be taught and make people really feel how horrible the war was. That's how Korean learn the history and I heard German and other European countries also make their student learn WW2 by teaching and showing them what really happened

[@nekoko7824]

Do you really think that any country in this world teach his history like this (except little countries). And at the end ,how many of them will still remember this details after 10years? 😑

[@hyeini3655]

@@nekoko7824 Oh they will remember. I'm Korean and I learned about comfort women in middle school. I've heard about it before but it was in middle school history class that we learned what actually happend. We read a dialouge that our teacher gave us and it was a testimony from one of the comfort women. Japanese soldiers not only raped them but boiled them alive, experimented with their body, played with the corpse etc. It was the first time I learned how cruel can human be in real life and it was shocking enough for 13 year old to remember it until now.

[@TheFeederabis]

@@hyeini3655 wow what a country, teaching a 13 year old children about hate :) . my country suffers the same, but we wont teach our child like that. now i see why koreans sensitive af

[@hyeini3655]

@@TheFeederabis Actually learning horrible historical facts is necessary for everyone in the world. And I think it's best to be taught at school officially rather than to learn it from false or biased internet sources

[@ksbn001]

this is bad. south Korea's economy is not in a good condition because of this. I'm really surprised that one woman thinks that the comfort women thing is a rumor. I think Japan needs to admit their war crimes and teach people the correct history

[@keratinbrotherhood]

Read the top comment. There was a mistranslation of the word. It roughly translated to "I hear about this..." or something along those lines. Poor job done by Asian Boss on this one.

[@teruterubozo]

Japan will apologize but not in a very serious way like Germany did. Its rooted in their culture not to give into shame. Even lots of elderly japanese still believe that asia would be a better place if Japan had won the war.

[@sarachoo509]

ttb618 that’s terrifying :(

[@theJasonAmon]

It's actually good that the Japanese government chose to bury the past , or else the new generation would end up like the Koreans and some might form groups similar to Neo Nazism. But people don't understand their government's intentions.

[@ksbn001]

@@teruterubozo it would be like hell for people who are not Japanese cuz of torture, rape, slavery, etc

[@dotomecitylife]

My beloved grandma, who passed away 10years ago, married my grandpa when she was 11. I have been curious why on earth she married so early. Yesterday i read an article on comfort women and back then, many teenagers were kinda forced to get married in order to dodge the recruitment for comfort women. I am not sure whether this is also my grandma’s case or not. However, as Korean and a granddaughter i would never forget how much Imperial Japan affect our country on so many levels.

[@JMAdams]

Ann Lee I think that’s another case of blaming japan for whatever bad stuff happened in Korea. Did you know that many Koreans sold their daughters to the comfort station brothels?

[@flimcomedy7667]

@@JMAdams This isn't even your fight Adams. Leave this to Korea and Japan. And it's not blaming. He is telling history like it is. It's always a white folk defending Japan for all it's bad deeds.

[@alexpapii]

@@flimcomedy7667 appreciate seeing your comment

[@yo2trader539]

They were recruited by news ads in Korea and sold by their parents.

[@리-p1g]

If the Japanese government was able to acknowledge their faults more and not try to bury/hide their history with Korea and the harmful aftermath, there would be a lot less tension and grudges held against them.

[@Kai-rg6fl]

유리 it has nothing to do with trade problem. Your country exported the items japan exported to your country to other countries illegally.

[@livinghoomanbean4803]

@@elmothemilkman99 Alt-right haters don't need a valid source to hate.

[@Kai-rg6fl]

臼井咲乃 お前バカか 現実見ろ

[@Kai-rg6fl]

ii ii 🤔So I should paste the site that lesgislator of Korea suggest to us as a evidence？

[@willeht3295]

@@naokikihata3324 Apologies mean nothing if you apologize and proceed right away to act in the opposite way (i.e. government officials visits to yasukuni shrine, denial of war crimes, editing history books and pretending to be a victim of WW2)

[@tonkatruck4882]

I love how they claim koreans have strong national pride when they trying to do anything to avoid the events that happened in the past by calling them allegations or rumors. Imagine if Germans denied everything the nazis did in WW2

[@paolalazo2792]

Omg. THEY THINK COMFORT WOMEN ARE LIKE GOSSIP?!?! Well.........that did happen 😳

[@x0xxx007i]

I was so pissed when she said that! And I'm not even Korean smh - how can she be ignorant?

[@Elvi9615]

It’s because the don’t teach about that part of ww2. The Japanese education system is only focused on memorizing and high test scores. They don’t focus on comprehension. They only teach “facts” not history.

[@crossref233]

Yeah some of them believe that comfort women were not forced, but rather volunteered themselves to open their legs to the people pillaging their own villages, so they view comfort women as prostitutes. 🙄

[@naslundscores]

Sorry, they are just dumb. The comfort women existed. However, they were nothing, but the professional camp followers. Very well-paid.

[@user-mk000]

But South Korea did the same thing to other Nation and they haven't given any formal apology. It's funny to me because they want formal apology from Japan but they don't remember their history as well. 🤣

[@viewerfication]

Watched this right after I watched the Korea's side video. Every person in both videos seemed to have slightly differing opinions and are informed in different ways, but I love how, in the end, both sides have a mutual respect for each other. Yes, both believe that there needs to be some sort of change, but both sides believe in the good of the other. If anything, these videos really gave me hope that things will work out and reinforced my belief in coexistence. Very refreshing from all the endless and shameless fighting we see in America.

[@JMAdams]

AeroApollo I agree, except it’s not ending, even more than 70 years after WW2 ended

[@soryu__]

i didn't expect their ignorance level are this high, "there was a war wasn't there?", "idk". 👨

[@ren7068]

akise As a Japanese, I am appalled by the ignorance as well. But two people don’t reflect the whole population, so I hope you don’t think this reflects Japanese people as a whole.

[@vanessaruiz4705]

well, Koreans dont know that japan has apologized 11 times for comfort women and they keep demanding more apologies making a fool of themselves.

[@vanessaruiz4705]

@@ilynxch first of all, i am not exactly the only person saying this. Secondly, it takes 5 seconds to google it and find it. if you are going to use as an excuse that "i dont give any source material", great, continue like that. I am not gonna be providing links for something you can google in 5 seconds. Dont be lazy.

[@Fenrir214]

@@vanessaruiz4705 U know that its not the apology that the Koreans are not accepting its because of the actions that follows? Look at the ignorance in the video. If Japan truly apologized they would be teaching their teens what happened in the past and why it was wrong. Yet apparently theyre not doing that. Not to mention the Yaskuni shrine visits and the constant recants of the apologies by other members of the Japanese government.

[@vanessaruiz4705]

@@Fenrir214 why do you care what unrelated people know or not know about the issue? Do you care if, for example, American people know about this issue? so why you care if Japanese people know? because you think they should feel bad and be apologetic. Well, they shouldnt. They are totally unrelated to what happened and you guys need to stop trying to make them feel bad, they have nothing to do with it. Unfortunately those that are to blame are dead already.

[@TheKiman2]

As a zainichi Korean now living in the US, the level of information that a common person on the street has regarding the Japan/Korean relationship, the history of colonization, and true history of what happened is so non-existent, it makes me really sad. I can't fully blame the Japanese for not knowing as they are not taught the details of the colonization or the war crimes in classrooms and when you turn on the news, what you hear from these folks are verbatim what the news pundits say. It has to start from education.

[@Goodbye_Horses]

great comment and sad to hear the truth.

[@anguineus_vir]

@Super Hater you should be more specific: "Japanese army in Nanking were devils". How can you include a whole race in your judgement even people who were not even born before these events happened?

[@morisoba2550]

True history ? In fact, Korea was a part of Japan since 1910 before WW1 and ethnic Korean soldiers were in the battle fields as Japanese in China, South Asia and Pacific Islands during WW2. What do you mean by war crimes ? Korean people pretend as if they fought against the empire of Japan. That is a total lie.

[@Foxy61000]

이거봐 국민들은 진짜 1도 모르는거 같네..

[@Sofia-de5wy]

I went as a high school exchange student to Japan last year. I was shocked by the fact that we learned everything about the Okinawa part of WW2 in detail and with lots of emotion (of course, portraying the Americans as the bad guys), while only briefly if at all explaining the rest of the war. I realized that after a while even I started to see Japan solely as a victim of the war, even though I knew that not to be the whole truth. If that is the only history education you ever get, I can understand why a lot of Japanese people still seem ignorant about it. I also remember being shocked that most 3rd year high school students didn’t know much about or had any interest in politics (everyone were so surprised when I took half a day off school to go to the embassy to vote in an election, they actually thought I was joking at first.) Perhaps if the Japanese school environment was more inviting to debate and get students into politics and social issues these kinds of problems would get a little better?

[@KD-ee3vq]

Sofia Circus Japan has 2000 year history. They have many things to learn. Not many schools teach details of Okinawa.

[@Haveink]

@@KD-ee3vq thats no excuse to try hide war crimes

[@TheICEgirl6100]

wow japan is still in denial about comfort women, wild

[@tiffanyryosoki]

they denial because they not the one whom suffered.

[@KagatoIuchi]

A lot of it stems from their education in school. The Japanese are not taught about their role in war. They emphasize their victim-hood at the end of WWII with Hiroshima and Nagasaki but do not acknowledge their aggressions or imperialism. The same is happening in America, to a degree. New textbooks in certain school districts don't address the Trail of Tears and instead say that the Native Americans volunteered to move someplace else to allow settlers room to grow. The atrocities of the past are willfully being erased by those in power to keep their populace loyal and force an easier nationalistic agenda. This is in no way defending Japan or the Japanese but rather an explanation on why they think or believe the things they do.

[@walinton]

Its not denial. Japanese government intentionally omits their negative historic events. Hence, the people's lack of knowledge about it.

[@walinton]

@@KagatoIuchi um, I don't know where in America these text books you talking about. Here in America my 14 year old niece took history about native Americans and the role of the Englishman. They are not intentional omitting anything, at least not to my knowledge...

[@vanessaruiz4705]

denial? it was only one person in this video. The rest acknowledged it.

[@shio-p1y]

質問者の認識が違います 日本は輸出管理を行ってるだけ 貿易戦争っていう表現も一方的に韓国が過剰反応してるだけですし、普通に手続きを踏めば輸入も可能です

[@watchitfalls]

Typical Japanese lie! You call sex slaves "comfort women", you call cheap imported labor "外国人技能実習生"， you call Nanking Massacre "南京事件", only idiots believe your Japanese lies.

[@shootingstar0160]

You should do a video asking Japanese people what they know about WW2. I don’t understand how that woman called comfort women ‘rumors’ when there are hundreds of testimonies about it; not only in Korea but also in other countries.

[@Fenrir214]

Its more interesting if u know that the reason why it received international press was because white dutch victims stood up. Of course if the lying Koreans say it its rumours but if a white person says it. /s

[@humanbeing7047]

Hi Asian Boss! I hope you guys can interview some Japanese people about WW2 history. I am curious as to how much they actually know about it. Not hating, just curious.

[@supreme8264]

Human Being Impressions are manipulated as if all Japanese did not know the history. And don’t forget Asian Boss is ran by anti-Japanese Korean.

[@wooldool3412]

The guy wearing a white shirt is well understanding the situation & background. His opinion is the most impressive

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

At first I was sad it wasn’t Hiroko but then I saw her and then I became happy

[@ScienceDiscoverer]

HIROKO IS BACK!!

[@audrillatania]

Samee 😊

[@jacoble5470]

That women just said that the japanese are not aggresive.. Do the japanese not get taught anything about their past in school

[@yellowbeez93]

She did mentioned of the things Japanese soldiers once did to the Koreans. Do you not listen properly?

[@wakayamanaoki3614]

Prolly they’re just avoiding the topic. Japanese people are so cautious not to offend other people. That’s why they answer like that.

[@jkim7571]

I think the wasabi terror is a better example.

[@shintaro6856]

she is probably thinking about how people are today. And that is true. I believe people are not really aggressive today, including a lot of other globalized countries.

[@jacoble5470]

@KOTheWorld just search "Japanese right" lol..

[@sei207]

日韓基本条約のことをシカトして日本の何十年も前の行いを日本人は反省してないとか愚痴愚痴言ってくんのほんとうざい　なんで解決済みにして金もらった癖にそれないことにしてんねん

[@randomaster101]

Can we get Japanese citizens react to historic movie clips/scenes of Japanese Imperialism hurting Koreans, Chinese, etc.? (For example, Pearl Harbor, Rape of Nanking, etc.) If they only learned it from their Japanese history textbooks, they should see and learn from other countries point of view.

[@belikearu1974]

Then do the same showing the clip of Dropping Atomic bomb and the bombing of tokyo.

[@brandonchan5150]

@@belikearu1974 Every American is already shown it in school. We also see it in anime films like "grave of the fireflies".

[@dailyeun]

can everyone upvote this or like this so this makes it to the top so that asianboss will notice it??

[@veemon]

They'd probably turn their eyes away from the screen, whilst denying that it's Japanese people doing the killing/damage.

[@dailyeun]

Kirsten Dirken koreans have never denied their part in this and have not shown such ignorance like the Japanese did regarding the atrocities that their country committed in the past.

[@sunl8130]

while it’s nice that japanese people seem to be well-intentioned at their heart apparently, i have some issues with this video 1. phrasing of the issues as ‘trade-wars.’ japanese government announced that they will restrict the crucial semiconductor to korean firms. all korean government was trying to do was to talk about the issue and solve it in an amicable manner. japanese government refused this. the korean people’s reactionary boycotting is a people’s move it’s not any nationwide administrative retaliation. 2. japanese people are terribly miss-informed about the past history. RUMOURS regarding war sex slaves??? and you think it’s not cool to bring up the past???? while it may not be your own fault 100% since japanese government basically has a revisionist stance on the history and refuses to teach you about the atrocities, you guys end up being part of the problem that koreans cannot be entirely sure that we can be cool. just consider what germany does with its history. 3. political indifference and apathy. it is kinda annoying that korean and japanese politicians are put on the same level. it’s like bernie sanders and donald trump put on the same level. korean people took the matters to their own hands regarding the last far-right president’s corruption scandal during months’ long protests of literally million people every weekend in downtown. you guys are just not caring about politicians. how can we have the same politicians in charge??

[@lisalee5423]

i agree 100%

[@Fenrir214]

The people in this video who said Koreans follow what their government said made me laugh. Mrs. 503 and Mr. 701 i think? Park and Lee in Jail lol. How the hell did that happen?

[@BluesRiffage]

@@Fenrir214 Don't forget they toppled a military regime in 1987 after the Gwangju Massacre where student protestors demonstrating against the martial law government were fired on, killed, raped and beaten by government troops.

[@dancebolt]

Hello everyone I am Japanese and I am ashamed of how ignorant the young generation is to their history. If they knew more, they would understand why Korea doesn't have a good relationship with us

[@FedericoYu]

I am South Korean and I agree.. However, I believe South Koreans also have partial blame. At some point, we just need to get over it, we can't keep going until the end of time complaining about it.

[@mateogonzalez3707]

I can read lots of hate comments to Japanese and I understand them, Japan government don’t teaches real history to whitewash everything but instead of just hating Japan for what they did I believe all Asia should try to recover in a peaceful way. Here in Europe we don’t hate Germany for what they did in the past (at least not me or my relatives), now all countries work together to create a better future for Europe. And that is what I think it should be done in the entire world because all countries have done bad things to other or they had been attacked by others so if we just keep hating countries for what they did, the entire world would never develop.

[@coreymoncure7653]

Asian Boss, your subtitles need another proofreading pass. This isn't some inconsequential street interview about what people's favorite flavor of Pocky is. You're representing people's opinions to the world on highly sensitive issues and you need to be more careful.

[@jjb2655]

Corey Moncure just curious could you provide some examples? I’ve corrected their Chinese interview subtitles in the past for the same reasons. It seemed to get a little better later.

[@veemon]

Where were the inaccuracies?

[@satsuki4646]

The girl at 7:05 was right, Japan cant take back they did to Korea so Japan should apologize and honestly paying them back doesn’t sound like a bad idea either. I’m Japanese American and I think it is only right that Japan fixes their wrongs done to Korea. I really want Japan and Korea to get along. Both have things to contribute to each other and no good comes from either one severing their ties with the other. Given the history between japan and Korea I feel that this can only get much worse if Prime Minister Abe doesn’t change his decision.

[@762Zazuu]

美情jovonna The people responsible to what happened during the Japanese -Korean occupation are long gone. Get over it

[@Adam-xy4ny]

Please will Asian Boss do their subtitles more accurately because that lady did definitely not use the word 'rumours' to describe comfort women, she wasnt 100% sure about what went on but I feel like rumours gives if the impression shes just refuting the fact entirely.

[@LindaThao]

Adam if that’s true that she didn’t used the word “rumor” that would definitely change the context of what she said. Great point! Hope other people will see this comment.

[@iitoiito]

@@LindaThao More importantly, she didn't say that Japan had invaded South Korea during WW2, either. It was impossible for Japan to invade Korea during WW2 because Korea was already part of Japan since 1910. How could Japan invade its own territory? Do you think this is a simple error in the translation? It is obvious that Asian Boss has been trying hard to brainwash people with false information and arbitrary translation to spread hatred towards Japan. They really should change their name to "Korean Boss"...

[@5tw3b45tcf]

@@iitoiito stop

[@iitoiito]

@@5tw3b45tcf why?

[@thistlejoelullaby3869]

@@5tw3b45tcf Korean Boss exists as an agency of SKorean govt. lol