The group BTS' appearance on Japan has been lost.
It seems to be due to the report of Japan media that the members were anti-Japanese, and the overseas media such as Billboard are paying attention to the background of cancellation.
It's a T-shirt problem. No, it's a move to keep Korean waves in check. There are many interpretations.
I was just trying to get a T-shirt from a member of the bulletproof boys' group on the Japanese media.
What design is it?
The T-shirt reported by Japan Media was worn by BTS member Ji Min when filming last year's YouTube documentary "Bun the Stage".
I looked for it myself, and the video showed this T-shirt for about two seconds.
If you look closely at the T-shirt, you can see the people who are calling for liberation and the pictures of the atomic bombs.
In addition, T-shirts also include patriotism, our history, liberation, and Korean.
In addition, Japan media criticized BTS member RM for posting on Twitter Inc. on Liberation Day.
RM posted on the official Twitter Inc. in 2013 that there is no future for a nation that has forgotten its history, thanking independent fighters, and live for independence.
When this was reported, Japan canceled the appearance of BTS in a row?
Initially, BTS was scheduled to appear on TV Asahi Music Station on the 9th.
But the day before, it was canceled.
Japan TV Asahi Music Station explained that the T-shirt worn by the member was reported in some places, and the broadcaster asked the record company to wear it, but the comprehensive judgment said that it would not proceed with this appearance.
It is said that the appearance of Japan broadcasting at the end of the year is also completely blanked.
NHK reportedly reviewed the first appearance of BTS on the "Hongbaek Gapjeon" to be broadcast on the 31st of next month and was suspended. Fuji TV "FNS Song Festival" broadcasted on the 5th and 12th of next month also withdrew after appearing on BTS, local media reported.
BTS is a group that is attracting attention in the world such as United States of America and Europe.
Are you interested in this issue in overseas media such as United States of America music media Billboard?
First, Billboard gave an in-depth analysis under the title that the cancellation of BTS appearance shows the awkward K-pop relationship between Korea and Japan.
Billboard said that the situation is rooted in long-standing political and cultural issues between countries, and that T-shirts are not the only reason.
In the meantime, Japan added that there are still unresolved issues such as the "sex slave" issue that Japan committed while colonializing Korea with cruel laws.
CNN also analyzed that millions of Koreans suffered from past Japanese colonial rule in the Internet, and the BBC also introduced the historical background of the two countries under the title "The Japan TV show canceled the appearance of BTS with an atomic bomb T-shirt."
In addition, the recent Korean Supreme Court's ruling on the compensation of victims of forced labor during the Japanese colonial rule has also been mentioned.
There is also a view that this case is trying to check the Korean wave which is in its peak again.
Korean wave in Japan has been influenced by political factors.
Whenever the relationship between the two countries cooled due to Dokdo and history textbooks, Korean wave content as well as Korean singer appearances decreased, and the voice of the voice grew.
However, some experts believe that the Korean wave content is already consumed by various SNS such as YouTube, although it may be hit by appearances in this case.
The actual BTS reached number one on the Oricon Daily Singles chart with the ninth single "Fake Love/Airplane Part.2" released by Japan on the 7th.
Also, the Japan Dome Tour concert, which starts tomorrow, is also hot.
Tickets for performances that have already sold out all seats are reported to be sold at high prices online.
However, as Korea wave, which has been extended to China due to the Sad deployment of Korea, has been blocked, some people are worried that if the diplomatic conflicts between the two countries intensify, the Korean wave may shrink in Japan.
So far, Park Seo-kyung is from the Ministry of Culture.