How do modern Japanese feel about Koreans?
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The other day, The first national treasure of South Korea was burnt down.
http://english.chosun.com/w21data/html/news/200802/200802120011.html
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601080&sid=af4.pLH0dHNY
Indeed, I feel sorry about that.
here is a article about Namdaemun three years ago.
This Namdaemunn was not decided by Korea though there is special value as a national treasure.
This was instructed in when the Chosun governor-general put out the protection order for the cultural asset of Korea.
Architectural beauty doesn't seem to be excellent.
The real intention of Japanese imperialism decided to be the highest symbol of the Korean culture for 5000 years can look for one building of Chosun dynasty. ...
We, The South Koreans, have not thought of this building to be proud for 70 years.
The real 1st Korean national treasure can be Hangle.
中央日報日本語版 エラー
I think most Japanese know that truth.
there were many hangle textbook for Korean school kid at that time
サービス終了のお知らせ
I think It is a curse that pulls out the paling without permission.
http://english.chosun.com/w21data/html/news/200802/200802120011.html
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601080&sid=af4.pLH0dHNY
Indeed, I feel sorry about that.
here is a article about Namdaemun three years ago.
This Namdaemunn was not decided by Korea though there is special value as a national treasure.
This was instructed in when the Chosun governor-general put out the protection order for the cultural asset of Korea.
Architectural beauty doesn't seem to be excellent.
The real intention of Japanese imperialism decided to be the highest symbol of the Korean culture for 5000 years can look for one building of Chosun dynasty. ...
We, The South Koreans, have not thought of this building to be proud for 70 years.
The real 1st Korean national treasure can be Hangle.
中央日報日本語版 エラー
I think most Japanese know that truth.
there were many hangle textbook for Korean school kid at that time
サービス終了のお知らせ
I think It is a curse that pulls out the paling without permission.
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I hear that the arsonist was already caught.
However, arson of a national treasure seems to be common in Korea.
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However, arson of a national treasure seems to be common in Korea.
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Very sad indeed!
Here is an english version of the arrest of the
attacker:
http://english.chosun.com/w21data/html/news/200802/200802120024.html
Here is an english version of the arrest of the
attacker:
http://english.chosun.com/w21data/html/news/200802/200802120024.html
brave_new_world
Kouhai
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I am personally shocked how easily Japanese people got brainwashed by their own media and their government.
Astroboy
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Objective advice for travellers to South Korea:
1. Japanese Ministry of Foregin Affaris: 外務省
As Crime rate in South Korea is increasing, travellers must be cautious in travelling the country, and quoting White Paper 2004 of Korean Police Dept as follows:
- Theft: 155,311 incidents down by 17.1% from the previous year
- Fraud: 239,664 up by 3.3%
- Arrogate: 25,702 up by 15.3%
- Beach of trust: 5,787 up by 31.0%
- Burglary: 5,832, down by 20.0%
- Rape: 6,950, up by 17.8%
-Violence: 286,464, down by 2.9%
This means Koreans tend to lie in a straight face, and if in trouble, they tend to become violent.... What a coincident to what it is said!
2. US Department of State: 404 - Page Not Found
So our feeling about Korea is "Dangerous".
1. Japanese Ministry of Foregin Affaris: 外務省
As Crime rate in South Korea is increasing, travellers must be cautious in travelling the country, and quoting White Paper 2004 of Korean Police Dept as follows:
- Theft: 155,311 incidents down by 17.1% from the previous year
- Fraud: 239,664 up by 3.3%
- Arrogate: 25,702 up by 15.3%
- Beach of trust: 5,787 up by 31.0%
- Burglary: 5,832, down by 20.0%
- Rape: 6,950, up by 17.8%
-Violence: 286,464, down by 2.9%
This means Koreans tend to lie in a straight face, and if in trouble, they tend to become violent.... What a coincident to what it is said!
2. US Department of State: 404 - Page Not Found
So more or less the same as Japanese MOFA.
So our feeling about Korea is "Dangerous".
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tokapi
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Have you ever ( wondered ) questioned if those Japanese are actually Zainichi-Koreans or of Korean-background with Yamatoized surnames.
One example is Junki Yoshida ( not Pak 朴 or Kim 金 ),a Zainichi Korean ...
http://www.japanprobe.com/?p=4001#comments
Astroboy
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Have you ever ( wondered ) questioned if those Japanese are actually Zainichi-Koreans or of Korean-background with Yamatoized surnames.
One example is Junki Yoshida ( not Pak 窶菟 or Kim 窶ｹﾃ? ),a Zainichi Korean ...
http://www.japanprobe.com/?p=4001#comments
Well said.
The worst example is Mr Norimistu Onishi of NYT Tokyo correspondent., reportedly a Canadian journalist born in Ichikawa, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. When he was four, his family immigrated to Montreal, Quebec, Canada....
However, He is not Japanese background, but in fact Zainichi-Korean (born in Korean family living in Japan). After his family obtained Japanese nationality, the family moved to Canada.
This man has returned to Japan as NYT Tokyo correspondent and started anti-Japan propaganda. His policy is obviously pro-Korea, and anything about Japan is negative.
Typical exapmle is http://www.occidentalism.org/?p=442
It is easy to identify Chinese anti-Japan propaganda, but Korean anti-Japan propaganda is more sophisticated these days and difficult to identify.
Anyhow, it is good to know that Koreans often pretend to be Japanese in foreign countries because "Japan" is branded, while "Korea" is not.
tokapi
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In case of a future military conflict ( not that I predict there is one coming soon ) between Japan & either regime in the Korea peninsula,I can imagine Japan must act quick to " weed out " you know who.
Inside mainland China,a percentage of ethnic Korean ( Chosunjuk 朝鮮族 ) minority is the " fifth column "
.There is one major bilingual Korean & Chinese * 環球阿裏郎 website funded by SK underground ultra-nationalist movement ( aka Pan-Altaic or Pan-Mongolic crap ).It promotes K-nationalism & praises K-culture.Some threads blatantly sh!t on China and Chi-nee people ( stating both Koreans & Japanese are basically one race not genetically or culturally related to Chinese population ).* Source: 精彩推荐
To this day,I haven't read any assimilated Japan-born Chinese descent ( full blood or mixed heritage ) backstabbing Japan.One name comes to mind at this writing ( I've already mentioned 王貞治 Sadaharu Oh ) ,a well-known Japanese （声優） voice-actress 潘恵子 Han Keiko ( photo below ) for some popular Japanese Anime.
Keiko Han - WikiMoon
Keiko HAN - Anime News Network
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Astroboy
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Inside the Japanese Blogosphere - The Anti-Korea Wave
Inside the Japanese Blogosphere – The Anti-Korea Wave
I think Japan has been well normalized in these days.
Inside the Japanese Blogosphere – The Anti-Korea Wave
I think Japan has been well normalized in these days.
tokapi
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For real,( 韓流 ) Korean Wave finally faded 
:romance:.
There is no entertainment section dedicates to it @ excite.co.jp website since beginning of this year.
However,resurgence of J-Wave in S Korea ..
* This sort of popularity of Japanese culture before the import restrictions were removed has been referred to as the 'underground Japan wave'. Now a new Japan wave is at its height. Last year, 10 films based on original Japanese stories were filmed in Korea, including Kanna-san Daiseiko Desu!
It's been just 10 years since the South Korean government gradually began to lift the restrictions on the import of popular Japanese culture in 1998.
The Japan Wave in South Korea: It's older than you think
:romance:.There is no entertainment section dedicates to it @ excite.co.jp website since beginning of this year.
However,resurgence of J-Wave in S Korea ..
* This sort of popularity of Japanese culture before the import restrictions were removed has been referred to as the 'underground Japan wave'. Now a new Japan wave is at its height. Last year, 10 films based on original Japanese stories were filmed in Korea, including Kanna-san Daiseiko Desu!
It's been just 10 years since the South Korean government gradually began to lift the restrictions on the import of popular Japanese culture in 1998.
The Japan Wave in South Korea: It's older than you think
https://jref.com/society/trivia_japan.shtml
70% of korean language Pronunciation of word
are chinese. There is hardly commonness of Japanese and a Korean language in syllable or 語韻.
anyway there is no document of korean sound at that time.
it is said Japanese language is mysterious though there are many document.
in General ,it is said Kanji transmitted from China was 7th CE.
However, there is some traces where the japanese were using Kanji from B.C.
When Japanese was not able to be described by the letter , number of Japanese phonemes seems to have been more than that of now like ゑ ゐ.
It is possible to avoid misunderstanding now if it writes by the character even
because of a vague pronunciation.
However, I think because it was necessary to listen to the word because of the sound in the age without the letter, a vague pronunciation might not have been permitted.
In the civilization without the character, the race's memory was told by oral tradition
Ainu language - Wikipedia
ainu has more
as for freely expressed , the Japanese who had taken the Chinese character into Japanese did various devices.
The phoneme that cannot be expressed by the character might be weeded out, and it been fused with the phoneme of the approximation.
as for Korean language, it was as mysterious as Japanese.
Korean did not have an original character, and did not esteem an own language culture.
Korea was disregarding not only the language culture but also the home country culture.
In addition, even the scholar at the level by which the country is represented gets beaten up if he or she puts out research results to disobey race's feelings now.
Therefore, the research of Korean language by the Korean people seems not to advance easily.
There is no material even if they wants to research.
surely, it become it mysterious....
I think that there are considerably a lot of phonemes of a Korean language
compared with Japanese.
and they are poud of that.
that is why The Korean seems to understand Korean is superior language.
indeed, the number of phonemes in korean decreases obviously
I think that it can be an advancement that the phoneme is weeded out in a certain language in the phoneme linguistics.
However, on the other hand, room where the misunderstanding is caused when communicating by the pronunciation comes to increase.
In Japanese, the room for the misunderstanding has been buried by using the Chinese character.
as far as Chinese character is used even if the phoneme is few and the pronunciation is changed , the meaning can be faultlessly told.
They cannot search what meaning former word has from the character.
Therefore, even if they use the character, they are searching for the meaning of the word because of the sound that not the character but the character shows.
that is why they fall into strange peculiar ideas by Hangul only of
the pronunciation.??
i think it is completly wrong because there is no document
70% of korean language Pronunciation of word
are chinese. There is hardly commonness of Japanese and a Korean language in syllable or 語韻.
anyway there is no document of korean sound at that time.
I do not think that there is superiority or inferiority in the language..................
it is said Japanese language is mysterious though there are many document.
in General ,it is said Kanji transmitted from China was 7th CE.
However, there is some traces where the japanese were using Kanji from B.C.
When Japanese was not able to be described by the letter , number of Japanese phonemes seems to have been more than that of now like ゑ ゐ.
It is possible to avoid misunderstanding now if it writes by the character even
because of a vague pronunciation.
However, I think because it was necessary to listen to the word because of the sound in the age without the letter, a vague pronunciation might not have been permitted.
In the civilization without the character, the race's memory was told by oral tradition
Ainu language - Wikipedia
ainu has more
as for freely expressed , the Japanese who had taken the Chinese character into Japanese did various devices.
The phoneme that cannot be expressed by the character might be weeded out, and it been fused with the phoneme of the approximation.
as for Korean language, it was as mysterious as Japanese.
Korean did not have an original character, and did not esteem an own language culture.
Korea was disregarding not only the language culture but also the home country culture.
In addition, even the scholar at the level by which the country is represented gets beaten up if he or she puts out research results to disobey race's feelings now.
Therefore, the research of Korean language by the Korean people seems not to advance easily.
There is no material even if they wants to research.
surely, it become it mysterious....
I think that there are considerably a lot of phonemes of a Korean language
compared with Japanese.
and they are poud of that.
that is why The Korean seems to understand Korean is superior language.
indeed, the number of phonemes in korean decreases obviously
I think that it can be an advancement that the phoneme is weeded out in a certain language in the phoneme linguistics.
However, on the other hand, room where the misunderstanding is caused when communicating by the pronunciation comes to increase.
In Japanese, the room for the misunderstanding has been buried by using the Chinese character.
as far as Chinese character is used even if the phoneme is few and the pronunciation is changed , the meaning can be faultlessly told.
They cannot search what meaning former word has from the character.
Therefore, even if they use the character, they are searching for the meaning of the word because of the sound that not the character but the character shows.
that is why they fall into strange peculiar ideas by Hangul only of
the pronunciation.??
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GaijinTokyoPunk
Wondering Ronin Samurai
- 27 Mar 2008
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Well, I live in Tokyo so I can give a little insight into this question. A lot of the Japanese I have spoken to tend to avoid the Koreans. It is not that they do not like Koreans, it is more that they view them as trouble. There is a Korean section of Tokyo called Shin-Okubo. That section is a little dangerous and has a slight crime problem. I actually go to that part of town often to attend Punk shows. I have never had any problems in Shin-Okubo but I can feel the tension in the air.
