A Japanese street speaker is attacked by a South Korean citizen in Japan.

 

 

This video shows a man who admits himself being a South Korean citizen living in Japan attacks a Japanese street speaker.

The video says that the incident happened on Sunday April 5, 2009 at around 17:30 when a Japanese street speaker was protesting the launching of a long-range missile by North Korea (related story: http://abcn.ws/f06pDG ) by pointing out that Pachinko industry (more than 90% owned and operated by the Korean citizens living in Japan) generates money for the North Korea to pursue its missile development and military build-up and to maintain its dictatorship. It has been internationally known since the related articles were published by The New York Times and The Washington Post.

 

After his public speech was over, a young South Korean citizen living in Japan attentively listening to what the speaker was saying came up to him and attacked him.

 

Policemen arrived at the scene, trying to stop the young man while the victim was asking the policemen to arrest the young man for his violent act