Japanese band accused of plagiarism of late singer Kim Kwang-seok's song ends up halting release of music

The Japanese band "Super Climbing Club" has come under fire for accusations of plagiarizing the late singer Kim Kwang-seok's song "Where the Wind Blowing," and has decided to suspend activities for the song.
On the 1st (today), Super Climbing Club posted an official statement on YouTube stating, "We have taken seriously the points that everyone has pointed out, and have made changes to the soundtrack of 'Yamaho'."
At the same time as canceling the release of the songs one by one, we have also decided to cancel the music video that was planned to be produced in collaboration with the mountain climbing app "YAMAP" by collecting footage from fans.
"The YouTube video will be made private 24 hours after the apology and announcement are published," he said.
However, Super Climbing Club said that they first learned about "The Wind Blowing Place" through a comment, and while they acknowledged the similarity,
They also revealed that they were unaware of this at the time of production. On this day, they maintained this position, but announced that they would be suspending their activities.
I was not familiar with this song, and after receiving many comments, I realized how important Kim Kwang-seok and "Where the Wind is Blowing" are to everyone in Korea.
"Regarding the music video that was planned to be produced using footage collected from everyone in collaboration with the mountain climbing app 'YAMAP',
"We will also suspend production," they said, adding, "We apologize to everyone and those involved who were inconvenienced by this incident, and we also offer our sincere apologies to fans who were worried."