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SEOUL – Dozens of South Korean small business owners have gathered in the South Korean capital to demand a boycott of Japanese consumer goods to protest Tokyo's decision to tighten exports of high-tech goods to its neighbor .
At Monday's protest, Kim Sung-min, President of the Korea Mart Association, urged traders to boycott the distribution of Japanese products until Tokyo apologized for the trade restrictions and restrictions. took of.
South Korea fears that the strengthening of Japanese export controls of photosensitive resins and other sensitive materials used mainly for the manufacture of semiconductors and display screens could potentially harming its economy, which depends on exports.
The measure taken by Japan has fueled public anger in South Korea, where many believe that Japan has still not fully acknowledged its responsibility for the atrocities committed during its colonial occupation of Korea from 1910 to 1945.
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