A kindergarten in the city of Osaka has apologized for using expressions about “foreigners that could lead to misunderstanding,” after coming under fire for slurring Korean and Chinese parents on its website.
The apology, posted on Tsukamoto Kindergarten’s website, came after it referred to Korean and Chinese guardians as “former delinquent parents.” It then started referring to the nations as “country K and country C.”
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