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Following Kolmar Korea, a famous Japanese cosmetics company, DHC, once again anointed the boycott. It is revealed that I have made a lot of remarks about the subsidiary broadcasting program made in Japan. The company sells more than 10 billion won a year in our country.

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[Panel H / DHC Television: He said, 'No Abe' holding a candle. Is that candle made in Japan? Then I want you to put candles in the 1,000 items.

[Panel A: Korea is a country that burns quickly and then cools down quickly.]

It is a preview program of DHC Television, a subsidiary of Japanese DHC.

A panelist of extreme righteousness in Japan has appeared on the panel to disparage Korea's boycott and hesitate to distort history.

[Panel H: The Japanese unified Hangul, and now Hangul is born. But what Japan did in Korea, it's just investing and taking out, not looting. Please build an elementary school, make Hangeul textbooks, and spread Hangeul. .]

President Yoshida DHC Yoshida has been controversial in his past for criticizing Koreans in Japan and for supporting far-right parties.

DHC, famous for its cosmetics and health supplements, entered Korea in 2002 and has grown rapidly in 2017 with annual sales of KRW 9 billion.

Consumers respond beyond embarrassment and feel betrayed.

[Kim Yang-hoon / Seoul Yangcheon-gu: We didn't know too much. I've been selling a lot in Korea for a while, but I never thought it would be like that in the back.]

[Jeon Seyeon / Seoul Yangcheon-gu: I've bought cosmetics many times in DHC, but it's hard for the general public to know. I'll have to find out more about these parts.]

The SNS says boycotting the DHC is a boycott.

It is mainly located in a cosmetics brand general store, but it seems difficult to avoid the sales impact.

(Video coverage: In Pil Sung, Ju Yong Jin, Video editing: Lee Seung Jin, Video source: YouTube 'DHC TV')