Anti-Japanese Sentiment in Korea - Contemporary Issues

Contemporary Issues

Generally North Korea-based anti-Japanese sentiment is understood to be fueled by Communist propaganda from the government, thus attempts to measure it among ordinary people is impossible given the country's political system. The following statements thus apply to South Korea only.

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