Why does North Korea hate japan?

Answer 1

North and South Korea were divided during the Korean War the North Koreans wanted to have Communism as the south wanted democracy. That's why the Americans support South Korea and China supports the North.

Answer 2

Personally trying to be non-basis if your an average American student in high school I believe by now you would of read about what the Japanese did to the Koreans. Not only did the nation of Japan leave their soldiers to recklessly rape, pillage and mutilate Korean peasants. They prized human parts such as ears and fingers as trophies, World War 2 was one of the first heavily recorded places of the new front of wars, raping women, not only did Japanese rape women to fill their lust for sex, but also to make them women untouchables in their own cultures, to outcast them. This is only one slice of history there are many views on why people dislike Japan but my own Grandfather was a "Four Flying Tiger" he fought in Burma against the Japanese to protect the Chinese people. I honor his memory and for those who fought against Japan by trying to keep the truth alive, even today Japan covers up its violent history with lies and perversion much like "!984" they give their people porn, highly violent entertainment, and control them to the strictest rigor so that they may never know the truth.That is my opinion on Japan, I don't hate Japanese people I know several but I do not like the culture of the current government which is deeply corrupt.

Answer 3

Answer 1

Ever wanted to know what the world might look like if Hitler had won WW2? go to North Korea...and there you go. Although it might be a little crappier than that. The people are afraid for their lives...they have pictures of the leader and praise him, it's part of an act to avoid being sent to those prison camps.

The North Koreans are under heavy tyranny...the government feeds and rests, while the people starve and die.

North Korean government is the only one that hates everyone...the North Korean people do not hate "everyone" if they did then there would be no attempts to try to sneak into South Korea or Japan...some have even tried to sneak into America to find the best thing possible for their families.

This is beyond communist Russia.

Answer 2

North Korea does not hate everyone; it simply does not see why it should be refused nuclear power when every other major power (most of which have been aggressors against the North at some point) does. So it won't comply with the UN's demands, and thus it appears to hate.

Answer 3

North Korea has a long history of imperialist and other nations being involved in its history.

After WW2, when Stalin and Kim Ill Sung were leaders of communist countries and Kim Ill Sung founded and ideology called Juche.

Juche is based on self reliance, don't take no guff from no body so they hate American's and other capitalist nations. The fact is the UN stops and helps South Korea at the DMZ and the US stopped them from The North from conquering the South.They have no allies in that sense and show no love or remorse to anyone for their own protection.

Answer 4

Yes they hate the Western World for it's sanction and what not but they are simply a regime who wants power, works with terrorist, and starves it's people for its own elite class. They hate who they hate for various reasons and non of it is just. They will always hate the US for not letting the South fall under its control......It is said that Kim Il Sung was going to open doors like China did but before any of that happened he died, and crazy son took over and rejected and hated the west.

(In my point of view- Kim Ill Sung was a evil dictator but he sincerely wanted communist to work, he was often misinformed about the state of his people by his son, and he wanted to open the doors and be successful and truly liked as a dictator, and his son just took all the power he had and made himself a true terrorist regime as opposed to a long semi-tyrannical nation.)

Answer 4

Russia does not hate N. Korea.

However, North Korea has asked Russia to abandon the Russian Embassy in North Korea. This isusuallythe first step towards hostile action.

North Korea, more accurately the leader Kim Jong-un, is again beginning to act aggressively to other nations. In particular, the US, South Korea, and Japan. Russia and China, traditional backers of North Korea, have made a stand along with the other nations of the UN Security Council to continue and increase sanctions against North Korea due to North Korea's continued development and testing of nuclear weapons.

No one hates North Korea. Most of the world, in fact, feels empathy for the people trapped there by its totalitarian regime.

Should North Korea continue down the road they've been on, and their aggressive actions escalate cancellation of the armistice and continuation of open warfare, North Korea will not have the backing they did during the Korean War, and will likely fall faster than did Saddam Husein's Iraq.