Japanese protesters march against Abe in Tokyo
- 5 years ago
日 신주쿠서 '아베 정권 타도' 집회 열려
A group of Japanese protesters took to the streets of Tokyo over the weekend, urging their Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to stop the export curbs on South Korea.
Roughly 200 demonstrators gathered near Shinjuku station and called the export restrictions "foolish" because they only bring economic instability to both countries.
They also said they fully support the anti-Abe protests held by Koreans in Seoul.
Organizers of Sunday's protest said their future demonstrations depend on how Abe responds to the worsening relations between Seoul and Tokyo.
A group of Japanese protesters took to the streets of Tokyo over the weekend, urging their Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to stop the export curbs on South Korea.
Roughly 200 demonstrators gathered near Shinjuku station and called the export restrictions "foolish" because they only bring economic instability to both countries.
They also said they fully support the anti-Abe protests held by Koreans in Seoul.
Organizers of Sunday's protest said their future demonstrations depend on how Abe responds to the worsening relations between Seoul and Tokyo.