Yes, Koreans are too emotional. Like a ranting crazy loon on the steet corner. They lack logic and reason when discussing these issues, and that is perhaps why they feel the need to lie about history and Japan.

Also, the Japanese “occupation” was not as brutal as the Chosun gov’t treated her own people before the Japanese came, or as brutal as the Korean gov’t was after the US kicked the Japanese out.

Why Korean ultranationalists and sockpuppet suddenly appeared on this thread?

Some people who can’t get dates on Friday night spend them looking for a fight. The feisty ones go to bars. The others go to the Internet.

Daemado: Historically/ Geographical location much closer to Korea then Japan.

In Korean we call Daemado not Tsushima.
In reality daemado did belong to Koreans.

Not too mention, geographically more closer to Korean peninsula than Japan.

And current Korean govt recognized Tsushima as Japanese territory, however President Rhee of Korea before the Korean war asked US allies to hand Tsushima to Korean territory which was refused by US, and this is how Tsushima became today’s Japanese territory.
What if US decided to hand over to the Koreans? It would have become Daemado NOT Tsushima, so you Japanese lovers should thank USA for that.
Just pay visit to Tsushima, then you will find out why Korean nationalists are crazy about it, it’s because of all archeological items and sites discovered in Tsushima are all Korean NOT Japanese. It’s one thing Japan didn’t want the rest of the world know about it.

The actual invasions happened during Koryo period of Korea to drive out Japanese pirates base and during Mongol invasion of Japan, and again during Joseon Dynasty of Korea under King Sejong. Prior to this Silla temporary occupied the Tsushima island but quickly withdrawn due to wars with neighboring Baikje state.

Before the Hideyoshi’s 7 years of Korean campaign, Tsushima’s largest trading nation was Korea, Tsushima lords dominated trades between Korea and mainland Japan, and became rich & powerful. However, their steam ran out when mainland Japan started trading with Portuguese and Dutch at the main islands.

Most modern inhabitants of Tsushima islands are all recently migrated Japanese, the original locals still speaks ancient dialect words mostly borrowed from Korean.
Daemado (Tsushima), Kyushu, and Shimane Prefecture claims made by Koreans is to counter Japanese claims on Dokdo islets. It’s not just the territorial issue, it’s emotional for Koreans because of humiliation they suffered from Japanese brutal regime occupation during 1900~35s. This is why this sort of nationalistic responds coming from Koreans.

If Japan really want to be honorable then start by fixing the children’s textbook and stop the Dokdo nonsense, then these Korean nationalists won’t have means to claim other Japanese territories.

http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=t6oPJDW3ECs&eurl=http://www.enjoykorea.jp/tbbs/read.php?board_id=teconomy&nid=3974052&start_range=3974025&end_range=3974056

http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=z-uZxxNlUoY&feature=related

http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=zcf9-XyuxRA&feature=related

http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=PwSX8KJvBOY&feature=related

The degree of pollution from Korea toward Tsushima is apparent compared with the shallow lagoon in Kyuhshuh of Japan.

Concerning Mafagascar; Korea is excusing the harsher exploitaion of 99-year-no-rent laese than Japanese annexation as fair trade with paying wage and tax.

http://japanese.joins.com/article/article.php?aid=107625&servcode=100&sectcode=110

http://globalvoicesonline.org/2008/11/23/madagascar-south-korean-land-deal-sparks-controversy/