Japanese YouTuber tears up after being verbally abused by a middle-aged man in South Korea

A video of a Japanese person working as a YouTuber in South Korea being verbally abused by a middle-aged man he met on the street and ending up crying has been released and has become a Hot Topic.
On the 17th, YouTuber YUIPYON said, ``I'm a Japanese who gave up everything in Japan and came to Korea to take on a reckless challenge.''
Released a video titled. Yuipyeong is a YouTuber with 610,000 subscribers and mainly posts videos of daily life in South Korea.
In the video from that day, Yui-pyung was traveling in Korea with other Japanese creators when a middle-aged man verbally abused her.
did. A man who was photographing Yui-pyeong on the street asked, ``Where are you from?'' to which Yui-pyeong replied, ``I came from Japan.''
Then this man said, ``I'm a North Korean, but I defected,'' and suddenly said, ``North and South are the same people.I don't know which country I hate the most.''
"Is that so?" I asked. Confused, Yui-pyeong answered, ``Japan,'' and the man said, ``Yes,'' and began yelling insults, saying, ``I want to kill all the Japanese people. I want to chew them all up and eat them.''
In response, Yui-pyeong said, ``I came here because I still love Korea,'' but the man replied, ``Don't say that to Koreans. I'll stone you.''
"Didn't they live like they belonged to Japan?" he accused them. When Yui-pyeong, unable to bear it any longer, says, ``It's too bad,'' the man responds, ``It's not that it's too bad, it's just that I feel resentment.
Ta. I hate Japan the most. Japanese people are called Cho XX. My grandfather died because of the Japanese. As his grandson, I felt a sense of resentment."
In the end, Yui-pyung apologized and shed tears, saying, ``As a Japanese person, I'm sorry.'' death
However, this man continued to make abusive comments such as ``Dokdo (Japanese name: Takeshima) belongs to South Korea,'' ``Get out of Korea,'' and ``Don't come back again.''
As of 3pm on the 19th, this video had been viewed 260,000 times. Netizens said, ``All Koreans should be like that.''
do not have. ``Thank you for loving Korea,'' ``As a fellow Korean, I'm sorry,'' and ``I came to support you with an apologetic feeling. I'm truly sorry for hurting you in another country.''
I sent a message of gratitude.