What this Japanese Kindergarten is doing is wrong, but South Korea has little creditability to complain considering the anti-Japanese hatred taught to kids in their country:
Screen shot from Tsukamoto Kindergarten’s website. / Yonhap
Tsukamoto Kindergarten, a preschool in Osaka city, Japan, is being investigated for allegedly handing out flyers containing hate speech against Koreans living in Japan and against Chinese people, Kyodo News reported on Thursday.
“Korean residents in Japan and Chinese people are devious,” read the flyer that the kindergarten allegedly distributed.
Kyodo News also pointed out that the flyer called Chinese people “shinajin,” a derogatory term.
The kindergarten is known to have sent out flyers in December 2016, criticizing Korean residents in Japan.
“The problem is that people, who are Korean at heart, reside in Japan as Japanese,” read the flyer.
The school has previously been criticized for making students memorize the “Imperial Edict on Education,” used during Japan’s imperial rule of other countries.
During a field day in 2015, the school also allegedly made students take an oath blaming Korea and China for making Japan a malevolent nation. [Korea Times]
You can read more at the link, but the Osaka government has sent a warning to the school to stop their anti-Korea and China activities. Has the Korean government ever warned any of their schools to stop anti-Japanese activities?
