Park Ji-won said on his Facebook page, "I am a descendant of the independent branch, but I understand Japan relatively, and I have advocated a two-track strategic approach to the relationship between Korea and Japan by handling the issue of comfort women history at the government high level and strengthening human exchange at the private level, such as economy, society, culture, arts, sports and tourism."
“But the cancellation of the Japan broadcast on BTS is a narrow act,” Park said. “If you cancel the T-shirt design issue,” he said, “it’s not a Japanese TV costume, but a T-shirt for the Liberation Day that I wore a year ago.”
"It is also possible to interpret that if you look at it, you can take a problem by walking around with excessive exposure in your childhood costumes," said Japan, who has a Girl go head, is the farthest country from us. “Dokdo is our land,” he said.
Earlier on the 8th, Japan TV Asahi music program Music Station reported on the official website that BTS did not appear on the day before the appearance of BTS.
“Some reports have shown that the T-shirt design worn by past members caused a stir,” Music Station said. “The broadcaster has been in talks with its company about its intention to wear it, but as a result of comprehensive judgment, I’m sorry, but we decided not to proceed with this appearance.”
The T-shirt mentioned by Music Station is a T-shirt that Jimin wore in the past. The T-shirt is printed with black and white photos of people calling for liberation and atomic bomb dropping scenes. It also included phrases such as PATRIOTISM (patriarchy), LIBERATION (liberation), and KOREA (Korea).
BTS agency Big Hit Entertainment said on the 8th, "I am sorry for this decision, but I will visit the fans who waited for better music and stage."
Later, local media reported that BTS' Fuji TV's song program, NHK's year-end music program, which was scheduled for next month, was also withdrawn or suspended.