Sep. 21, Fri.
Side by Side
A territorial disagreement has recently added to the strain in relations between the governments of Japan and South Korea. But Korean culture continues to thrive in Tokyo's Shin-Okubo area. It's the part of town where many people from South Korea choose to locate, and it's a place where Japanese fans of South Korean entertainment congregate.
Japanese audiences started noticing South Korean TV dramas around 2003, turning some of the actors into well-known faces in Japan. K-POP music has come on strong too. Women in their 20s to 50s are some of the biggest fans of South Korean pop culture. They like congregating in Shin-Okubo. They say it feels like shopping in Seoul and is removed from politics.
The owner of one of the first Korean supermarkets in the area is a scholar turned grocer. He believed that food could be effective in reducing the distance between neighbors who feel far apart on other matters.
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- Japanese companies cope with the protests.
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