'That's why Koreans are spoken ill of': Hangul trash in Japanese tourist spots, apologies pour in from Korean netizens.

This article was automatically translated from Japanese by AI. The original Japanese version is the authoritative source.

Record Korea 2026/8/11 11:00

Korean media Asia Economy recently reported that 'a large amount of trash with Hangul written on it was found in a famous trekking spot in Japan, causing controversy.' The photo shows Kamikochi.

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'That's why Koreans are spoken ill of': Hangul trash in Japanese tourist spots, apologies pour in from Korean netizens.

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