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The Netflix original series ``Keijo Creature'' is attracting attention in Japan. On the other hand, we must use the online platform as an opportunity to widely disseminate the history of Northeast Asia to the world.
There are voices saying yes. On the 5th, Professor Seo Kyung-deok of Sungshin Women's University posted on her SNS, ``'Keisei Creature' is not popular among Japanese netizens.
``Since the TV series was released, it has steadily maintained a high ranking on Netflix in Japan and is receiving a lot of interest.''
``Keijo Creature'' is a period drama that takes place in the Japanese colonial era.
It's a char thing. The motif is Unit 731, a biochemical unit belonging to the Japanese Kwantung Army that conducted inhuman biological experiments on Koreans.
Actors Park Seo Jun and Han Seo Hee played the lead roles.
“Keijo Creature” was one of the most viewed content by Netflix users after Part 1 was released last month.
It became. According to Flix Patrol, an OTT platform viewing ranking site, "Keijo Creature" ranked on Netflix Japan on the 4th.
It rose to 8th place in the TV show category. Looking at the photo attached to Professor Seo's message, the Japanese community said, ``(This TV series) Unit 731.
Reactions included, "This is the first time I heard about it," "Unit 731 was real," "I can't believe it's an anti-Japanese movie," and "I'll watch it again next time." Professor Xu said, ``The ``Keisei Creatures'' have changed the way Japanese education is almost never taught.
I think it is of great significance that historical facts such as Unit 731 and biological experiments that were not carried out were well communicated to Japanese internet users.''
It seems that the power of ``K-content'' played a big role in ensuring that the world was properly informed.''