TAKAMATSU, KAGAWA – A South Korean guide whose trail marker stickers on the famed pilgrimage route in Shikoku may have been targeted by racist posters said Thursday night that she is perplexed by the reaction but still loves the Japanese people.
“I wonder whether the stickers may have been unnecessary in the first place,” Choi Sang-hee, 38, said. “I’m really sorry for causing worries and trouble for a lot of people.”
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