"And what do you call it? Crab?
Crab is really delicious, so I hope you get to try it.
Japanese crab... sounds so good"
In the video, he said "Nihonkai (Sea of Japan) crab"
They referred to it as "crab from the Sea of Japan."
(In the video, they were talking about Fukui, which is on the East Sea side, so they called the East Sea the Sea of Japan.)
It's an SM Japan-localized group that also promotes in Korea.
The member in the photo/video is Riku, but the remark was made by Ryo, who was next to him.
Since the video was taken down, I replaced it with a screenshot I picked up from K-talk
original post: here
1. Look at this f*cker? He's saying this while debuting in Korea
2. A Japanese idol saying "Sea of Japan" while promoting in Japan (no problem).
A Korean idol saying "Sea of Japan" while promoting in Korea (are they out of their mind..?).
But WISH is a K-pop group promoting in Korea, right? So in this case, is it okay just because he's Japanese?
3. When a Japanese person says "Sea of Japan" in Japan, we can just ignore it, but if they're making money in Korea, shouldn't they at least be mindful of it?
4. If they plan on being idols in Korea, they should learn some history, or their agency should make them study it properly. This kind of crap keeps happening. Seriously, stop supporting kids like that
5. Wow
6. I hope he apologizes
7. If you're gonna promote in Korea, read the room
8. Damn, this team is causing so many talks
9. F*ck, I'm annoyed at how he doesn't even care
10. No but doesn't SM teach them this kind of thing? They are f*cking promoting in Korea. It's pissing me off
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