About Korea, Korean

Host: If you are reborn, are you want to be Japanese? Your answer is "Yes". O Sonfa: Korea has strong responsibility avoidance. When I was in Korea, I thought it was natural to compare the hierarchical relationship. When I came to Japan I tried the same thing. I felt it was getting harder and I became polite to the other person. Japan values “balance”. Balance with the other person. Acquire this way of thinking, when I meet Koreans, I am extremely tired. When I am in Japan it is feeling good for me than in "a society where hate people,  don't feel happy and blame people". Koreans put the blame on others.  In Japan, There is no need to compare. I don't want to be told who/what to be. Japanese are said to have no personality. I think Japanese people have the most individuality. They have a feeling of "Thankful" for themselves and their work. They say, "I am doing this because I like this job." This kind ...

Host: Do you think Korea is a country   of a   system based on the rule of law? The answer is "I cannot think so". O Sonfa: "Democracy is by keeping the law" is a democracy. Korea flows in "emotional". Korea will make a trial on the basis of public sentiment. It is misunderstood that Korea is a system based on the rule of law. Hyakuta: In Korea, the law is distorted by public sentiment. Even in the case of a recruitment worker, it became an unthinkable judgment result. Is the Korean government troubled with this result? OSonfa: I do not think that the Korean government is particularly troubled. The current president is from a lawyer. There is a word that the president Moon said Korea is not a   system based on the rule of law. When impeached President Park, he said something like this in the interview. The mind of the sovereign is the constitution. I think that the Constitutional Court supports these people's mind....

Host: Today we are inviting a special commentator. It is Ms. O Sonfa from Takushoku University International department of this program first appearance. Nice to meet you. Thank you for your consideration today. Here, I would like to introduce Ms. O Sonfa's profile to the viewer. Ms. O Sonfa was born in Jeju, Korea. After that, she was in the military for four years as a volunteer. She came to Japan in 1983. She entered and graduated from Daito Bunka University. After that, she finished for the master's course at Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Graduate School of Area Studies. Naturalized to Japan in 1998. She has written many books such as " The Wind of Skirt", which became a bestseller written during graduate school days, and "exclusionism Korea, the opening of Japan," which received the Yamamoto Shichihei Award. Currently, she is active as a professor at Takushoku University International department in various fields, incl...