Haruki Wada, honorary professor of Tokyo University, said at a lecture held at the hall of the House of Councillors in Tokyo on Jan. 13 that the Japanese chief executive made a surprise attack on the "agreement" between Japan and south Korea related to the issue of sexual slavery.

He went on:

What the Japanese chief executive wants is to evade the apology, cover up crimes and get approval from the U.S.

He failed to make a direct apology to victims.

The Japanese ambassador to south Korea did not pay even a single visit to the venue of Wednesday rally outside the Japanese embassy in Seoul. The Japanese government should make an apology to victims.