Treasure removed Dokdo from the map while announcing their Japan tour
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Yoshi has a Japanese name but is technically Korean
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A Jung Hyerim had sang a children's song about Dokdo many moons ago
External Content youtu.beContent embedded from external sources will not be displayed without your consent.Through the activation of external content, you agree that personal data may be transferred to third party platforms. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy.Fortunately she used a different name while being a KPop singer so the Japanese fans did not know about this
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Before some fans say something stupid in regards to the reactions of people in Korea.. the same happens in Japan too.
The island. For westerners this would be like Cuba your neighbor calling Hawaii its territory despite being there etc and then you the American artist knowing they will make good money doing a tour in Cuba, decides to omit Hawaii from their map all together hoping it will quell tensions
The vast majority of Japanese people don't have a strong opinion about the Liancourt Rocks, because it's seen as undesirably nationalist to get all huffed up about it. They generally do think it belongs to Japan, but most believe it should just be solved in international court and put to rest regardless of the outcome.
Most Koreans on the other hand are taught from a young age to take the issue personally, so many get quite upset about the idea of it not belonging solely to Korea.
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Yoshi has a Japanese name but is technically Korean
Yoshi is japanese, raised and born in Japan. Regardless of his ethnic heritage, he's still Japanese
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Yoshi is japanese, raised and born in Japan. Regardless of his ethnic heritage, he's still Japanese
He has not given up her Korean citizenship yet
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He has not given up her Korean citizenship yet
Considering how he hasn't done yet he probably never will, he seems to take pride in being Korean. But what is his situation in regards to serving in the military? From what I know any male able-bodied Korean citizen who does not renounce his nationality either at his 18th or 38th birthday is obligated to serve if they enter Korean soil. I've heard that some Korean-Americans were forced to serve after entering the country to visit older relatives.
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