Korean tourists sexually harass, assault, and abuse in Japan...Don't give me an excuse for being anti-Korean
Mar 28, 2025
A famous shrine in Tsushima, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan, has banned some Korean tourists from entering for tourism purposes due to their conceptual behavior.
Japan's Sankei Shimbun reported on the 25th that "Watazumi Shrine has been prohibited from entering the compound except for believers and visitors since the 23rd."," he said.
The media reported that `Korean tourists showed smoking, dumping trash, and throwing stones in the shrine""On the 22nd, a gentleman employee was assaulted."," he reported.
Recently, it is a very worrisome situation as Korean tourists are getting worse in Japan.
In February, a Korean woman was arrested after hitting a Japanese customs official who tried to film a Korean idol member in a no-shoot zone inside Japan's Fukuoka airport and stopped him.
In addition, a Korean teenager who traveled to Japan in January was arrested for sexually harassing a Japanese high school girl in Osaka, causing controversy.
In response, Sungshin Women's University Professor Seo Kyung-duk criticized "It is a disgrace to the country" and "These situations are spreading widely through social media in Japan, providing an excuse for 'hate."
In particular, he emphasized that "Koreans going abroad in the future must keep the basic 'global etiquette' and pay close attention not to tarnish the image of the Republic of Korea.'
Japan's Sankei Shimbun reported on the 25th that "Watazumi Shrine has been prohibited from entering the compound except for believers and visitors since the 23rd."," he said.
The media reported that `Korean tourists showed smoking, dumping trash, and throwing stones in the shrine""On the 22nd, a gentleman employee was assaulted."," he reported.
Recently, it is a very worrisome situation as Korean tourists are getting worse in Japan.
In February, a Korean woman was arrested after hitting a Japanese customs official who tried to film a Korean idol member in a no-shoot zone inside Japan's Fukuoka airport and stopped him.
In addition, a Korean teenager who traveled to Japan in January was arrested for sexually harassing a Japanese high school girl in Osaka, causing controversy.
In response, Sungshin Women's University Professor Seo Kyung-duk criticized "It is a disgrace to the country" and "These situations are spreading widely through social media in Japan, providing an excuse for 'hate."
In particular, he emphasized that "Koreans going abroad in the future must keep the basic 'global etiquette' and pay close attention not to tarnish the image of the Republic of Korea.'
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
