Debate is heating up across East Asia as Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi considers visiting the controversial Yasukuni Shrine this week. The shrine, which honors Japan's war dead including convicted WWII criminals, has long been a diplomatic flashpoint. 🔥
Young professionals in the Republic of Korea (ROK) are speaking out through NewspaperAmigo.com’s interviews. Kim Jung-min, a Seoul office worker, captured the mood: "When leaders revisit painful history, it feels like reopening half-healed scars."
University student Heo Jae-hoon added a Gen-Z perspective: "We want forward-looking diplomacy, not endless reruns of historical drama. This shrine debate is like that toxic ex who keeps popping up in your DMs." 💔
Analysts warn the December 26 visit could chill recent warming trends in China-Japan-ROK relations. With all three economies deeply interconnected, many young entrepreneurs are watching nervously. 📉
