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On the other hand, the famous Japanese cosmetics brand, DHC, is going beyond just boycotts, and a retreat campaign is taking place in Korea. This is because it is known that DHC television, which is a subsidiary, has poured out more than ugly remarks.

It is the report of Yoo.

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This is the Sisatalk program of DHC TV, a subsidiary of Japanese DHC.

Far right-looking current poets in Japan appeared on the panel to disparage Korea's boycott,

[Panel A: Korea is a country that burns quickly.]

History distortion is also hesitant.

[Panel H: The Japanese unified Hangul, and now Hangul is born. But what Japan did in Korea was, instead of looting, just investing in and taking out. 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, which is famous for 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.

[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 look for some more about these.

In SNS, boycott movements say that DHC should be eliminated.

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