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I don’t think Korea smiled with open arms once under Japan’s control

trekreck

bro skipping the sengoku period is like skipping the american civil war

tenohira

bro learned history in public restroom💀💀💀💀💀

Dalpong_S

I REALLY don't think Korea and Japan waved each other friendly hellos with smiles lmfao 😂

indra_vrtrahan

"the samurai were noble warriors who fought valiantly with katana"

Samurai the very second they discover guns:

garlicbread

Tell you one thing, Korea and Japan where not as friendly to each other, I wouldn’t see them being friends and waving to each other.

Mar-wwyl

Korea would never have welcomed them with a smile bro 😂

로빈

The way Japan went to Korea and became all buddy-buddy is about the same as how Columbus is described to kindergarteners 😂

Dr-Dre

Bro casually left out the most bloody and brutal part of the Japanese history

arsenic

Japanese empire: Walks on water and holds their breath under water for days

Yiblo

In the "closed" period they actually let the Dutch continue trading, cause the Dutch weren't sending missionaries when everyone else was

captainkyperplayz

すべての人々が歴史を学び、反省するべきなんです。
Although there are many comments in this comment section that attack Korea and other countries, please understand that the Japanese people are by no means the only people who think that way.
All people should learn history and reflect on it.
🇯🇵❤🇰🇷❤🌏

正岡死期-ff

The most characteristic part of Japanese history is omitted. Over the 1, 500 years of the whole Japanese history, the first royal family (the very first green sphere) was never actually destroyed, and although it is a mere formality, it still continues to be a royal family.

Seccom_Masada

everyone saying history teachers should teach like this, history teachers teach history not overly simplified things. they wanna teach the specific things . ( fun fact: thats their job )

edit: also alot of these things are super inaccurate and skip over many important things.

vrypggers

As a Japanese person, I am proud of the fact that we liberated Southeast Asia from Europeans and did not destroy ourselves and continue to colonize.

turk