BENJAMINS, an Italian design gadget shop released a iPhone case with a vintage Japanse flag. You can see the design of the case in this news post. (Korean)
As I wrote in the previous post, the rising sun flag is just a national flag of Japan. However, Koreans uglily engage in a negative campaign against the rising sun flag.
BENJAMINS became a victim of it.
Koreans blamed the rising sun flag and sent lots of e-mails for protest, but their claims were not granted. BENJAMINS firstly attempted to convince Koreans and said that the design of flag was not a problem. However, it was failed. Koreans cracked BENJAMINS' web site and modified it. What a terrible act it was! It's a cyber terror.
Finally, BENJAMINS withdrawn the product and released a statement to apologize to Koreans. BENJAMINS defeted by the terrorists. It's an extremely sad episode.
You can see the whole story of this terrorism act in the following YouTube movie.
Korea is a country of cyber terorism. I recommend you to block .KR domain and IP addresses assigned to Korea right after opening your web site. Revenue from Korea will be minimal anyhow. It's one of the most practical ways to protect your web site from cyber attacks by small cost!
You can see how silly Koreans' claim is in the following YouTube movie.
We should not allow such cyber terrorism.
May 10, 2013
Is Rising Sun Flag Really Like Nazi Flag?
The short answer: NO!
While South Korean people are criticizing "Rising Sun Flag" like below:
However, assuming the rising sun flag is equivalent to Nazi flag is terrible fault.
Why?
The Nazi flag is a symbol of Nazism, which is, needless to say, a bad notion. Nazism is bad, thus The Nazi flag is bad too.
On the other hand, the rising sun flag is completely irrelevant to militarism or imperialism. The rising sun flag is just a national flag. More precisely, it's an alternative design of the national flag of Japan. It's just a variant.
It's true that the rising sun flag was used as a military flag. But, isn't it common that an army employs the national flag of its home country?
The rising sun flag is really really irrelevant to militarism. It's derived by the country name. Nihon, a Japanese name of "Japan", stands for "the place where the sun rises". Why? It's simply because Japan is located at the very east tip of Asia!! The sun rises from east, Japan is the place where the sun rises. Thus, the rising sun flag is symbol of "the place where the sun rises". It's totally irrelevant to militarism. By the way, the normal Japanese flag, Hinomaru, stands for "the rising sun" as well.
The design of the rising sun flag was popular amongst people in Japan far before WWII, even before it was declared as Japanese national flag in Meiji era.
Why the hell is such an old-line flag equivalent to symbol of Nazism?
If a person thinks so, (s)he would be match either of following conditions:
99 percent of such people are Koreans. What poor people they are!
Dear brilliant people, please do not believe South Korea's anti-Japan campaign. It's completely false.
While South Korean people are criticizing "Rising Sun Flag" like below:
However, assuming the rising sun flag is equivalent to Nazi flag is terrible fault.
Why?
The Nazi flag is a symbol of Nazism, which is, needless to say, a bad notion. Nazism is bad, thus The Nazi flag is bad too.
On the other hand, the rising sun flag is completely irrelevant to militarism or imperialism. The rising sun flag is just a national flag. More precisely, it's an alternative design of the national flag of Japan. It's just a variant.
It's true that the rising sun flag was used as a military flag. But, isn't it common that an army employs the national flag of its home country?
The rising sun flag is really really irrelevant to militarism. It's derived by the country name. Nihon, a Japanese name of "Japan", stands for "the place where the sun rises". Why? It's simply because Japan is located at the very east tip of Asia!! The sun rises from east, Japan is the place where the sun rises. Thus, the rising sun flag is symbol of "the place where the sun rises". It's totally irrelevant to militarism. By the way, the normal Japanese flag, Hinomaru, stands for "the rising sun" as well.
The design of the rising sun flag was popular amongst people in Japan far before WWII, even before it was declared as Japanese national flag in Meiji era.
Why the hell is such an old-line flag equivalent to symbol of Nazism?
If a person thinks so, (s)he would be match either of following conditions:
- (S)he is pretty ignorant.
- (S)he is brainwashed.
- (S)he is not brainwashed, but willing to push anti-Japan propaganda.
99 percent of such people are Koreans. What poor people they are!
Dear brilliant people, please do not believe South Korea's anti-Japan campaign. It's completely false.
May 9, 2013
Don't Trust Korean Media
It's all about fake, fake and fakes! Recently, South Korean newspaper printed the worst photoshop ever.
Do you think such media trustworthy? I don't think so. I recommend you to be extremely careful when you see what they say!
Do you think such media trustworthy? I don't think so. I recommend you to be extremely careful when you see what they say!
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