※Translated with Notion AI. (Plus version)
Reporting from the bustling city of Seoul.
First and foremost, I want to emphasize that Seoul remains remarkably calm and secure.
Even during the imposition of martial law, not a single person, including opposition lawmakers, was injured. Additionally, the military was not equipped with live ammunition, and there were no signs of the use of force.
As such, the safety and peace within the city of Seoul are firmly maintained.
Moreover, when compared to China, Seoul is a significantly safer city. Demonstrations conducted by citizens have been exceedingly peaceful, with no violent clashes. As temperatures drop in the coming weeks, it is anticipated that these demonstrations will further decrease.
Please feel free to visit Seoul with peace of mind. Its beautiful scenery and warm hospitality await you.
South Korean politics is experiencing major turbulence, with some saying it represents “a 40-year regression in democracy.”
As a resident of South Korea, I find this situation shocking.
While concerned about the negative impact on the economy, I have received over 50 inquiries in the past few days, and I believe it’s important to deepen our understanding of our neighbor, South Korea.
Having married a Korean wife, living with my in-laws in Seoul, and with children receiving Korean education, my voice might sound biased toward Korea.
However, South Korea reports extensively about Japan, and I would like to engage in discussions to deepen mutual understanding with everyone in Japan.
This should also be beneficial for investments and business.
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