``Toyota off limits''...Golf course that had restricted Japanese cars has been lifted for the first time in 2 years = South Korea

A golf course in Chollaput, North Jeolla Province, which had banned Japanese cars from entering the golf course, has lifted the ban for the first time in two years.
According to Gimje City, on the 9th, in mid-December last year, the city installed ``Japanese vehicles'' at the golf course in question.
The restriction on access to the parking lot is illegal and we request that this be rectified.'' The official document states that there is a possibility that fines will be imposed in the future for violation of laws and regulations.
was also included. In response, on the 2nd, the golf course in question removed the public notice from its website that prohibited Japanese cars from entering or exiting the course.
Prior to this, this golf course will be listed on its website as of January 2022.
A public notice was posted prohibiting Japanese cars from entering and exiting the area. The target vehicles have also been clarified, including Toyota, Lexus, Honda, Infiniti (Nissan), Mitsubishi, Mazda, Subaru, and Isuzu.
Through public announcements at the time, it was stated that ``the purpose was to not forget the deeds of our ancestors who protected the country and handed over freedom to their descendants during the persecution during the Japanese colonial period, and distorted history to mislead our people.''
``The intention of a private company towards Japan, which has not even made a genuine apology,'' and the reason for this were explained.