The following is from the series column of Mr. Abiru Rui entitled Unchanged self-centered Korea, on the 5th page of today's Sankei Shimbun.
Korea will not change.
Surely, this way it will not change forever.
I am keenly aware of the South Korean government's dissemination of the issue that the South Korean Supreme Court issued a final decision to order Japanese companies to pay compensation in a lawsuit over former workers from the Korean Peninsula.
"I am extremely concerned that (The Japanese government) continues speaking remarks stimulating the feelings of Korean citizens." (November 6, Korea Foreign Ministry official)
"I am deeply concerned about the extreme remarks of the leaders of the Japanese government, it is not reasonable and not wise" (November 7, Prime Minister Lee Nak-yeon)
Respecting the national sentiment of Korea, it is argued that he is more concerned about Korea.
There is not that the national sentiments exist in Japan, too, at all in their head at all, as usual.
Why do you think that how do Koreans feel anyway is given priority over international order, promises, reasons? -
Why do you believe that Japan should associate with it?
As expected, it can not say nothing but that is is 'a country that thinks things traditionally self-centered' (executive of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs).
This draft continues.
