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Ms. O Sonfa's story 5/9 BTS atomic bomb T-shirt problem Why did you come to Japan?

Hyakuta:
BTS atomic bomb T-shirt problem, This is no good.
They are a popular group.
One of them wore a T-shirt that is printed photos mushroom cloud of the atomic bomb and people who raise their hands with pleasure.
This is terrible.

O Somfa:
This message is that think about what Japan has done!
There is a message that Japan is cursed.

Host:
There are also Koreans.

O Sonfa:
Japan has been cursed because it fell into Japan.
It is to say that think about what Japan has done!

Htakuta:
The atomic bomb is a terrible crime.
It is doubtful of the national character that they raise their hands with pleasure against the atomic bomb.
Koreans are pleased when there is a big earthquake in Japan.
Koreans attack Japan with ease.
Koreans feel pleasure when Japan is cursed.
In Korea,  it is allowed that insult Japan.

Hyakuta:
Don't Koreans think ashamed?

1:52~
O Sonfa:

Koreans do not think.
There is an idea of morals that people should not say trash talk.
It is permissible only in Japan's trash talk.

We are praised the more we say trash talk and by using the dirtier word.

Hyakuta:
When Ms. O Seonfa was also in Korea, did you say trash talk of Japan?

O Sonfa:
Yes, I said.
I received a strong anti-Japanese education.
When friends got together, we were saying trash talk about Japan.
When I came to Japan, when my friends got together, we connected to anti-Japan what we had felt bad about.
When I met an unpleasant Japanese I linked Japanese history and I said trash talk of Japan.
I can not believe it now.

Hyakuta:
When did you change?

O Sonfa:
About five years passed.
Where is the true history?
Until then, I did not want to learn the true history.
I felt a sense of rejection.
There was a study session and I often participated.
It was a grouping of business people interested in Korea.
They put it straightforwardly about Korea.
At first, I was extremely sick.
I reacted sharply against them.
But I thought, "What is the truth?"
I became to read Japanese, so I read Japanese books.
I felt that Korea's view of history was strange.

Hyakuta:
Did you shocked?

O Sonfa:
I received a great shock.

Hyakuta:
Korean history is the totally opposite history to Japan.

O Sonfa:
It became stressful to think, "Why is it?"
I realized that it was not a matter of history but a matter of national traits.
I felt that we could not share forever if there was a difference in the way of thinking and values between Japanese and Korean.
I decided to make Japan's way of thinking and values my own.
I made a great effort.
During that period, I ate pickles without eating kimchi.
That has changed a lot.
The impact of food is great.
Until then, I did not eat Japanese food while staying in Japan.
I had to go that far.

Hyakuta:
Why did you come to Japan?

O Sonfa:
If you go to Japan, you have a chance to go abroad.
In Korea, it was difficult to go abroad.
I wanted to go to the United States most.
I thought, "if I went to Tokyo how to Stop Worrying and Start Living".
I was always looking for a way to go to the US, Canada.
Food is basically Korean food, but I enjoyed making western food by myself.
I thought I would lose if I ate Japanese food.
I was resisting tremendously.
That continued for two to three years.
I reflected on it.
I changed the food.
There was also resistance in Japanese shrines.
In Korea, it is a barbarian to believe in nature.
Confucianism Does not worship except human ancestors.
It is a vulgar level in Korea to worship mountains, sea, water, trees.
Advanced intellectuals must deny it.
There are shrines everywhere in Japan.
There was also a lot of resistance to it.
I wondered if I had to accept Shinto to understand Japanese people.
I entered a festival and went to a shrine.
I wondered if I had to accept Shinto to understand Japanese people.
There is a fundamental difference between Japanese and Koreans.
I felt that we could not share forever if there was a difference in the way of thinking and values between Japanese and Korean.
Hyakuta:
In fact, Japan and Korea should break off relations.
Japanese thought, "Koreans are the same human being so they could understand someday".

O Sonfa:
That's right.

Hyakuta:
Japanese are stupid.
No matter how much sincerity is shown, not understandable to Koreans.
Japan has no choice but to turn down Korea.

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