Commenting on this, Rodong Sinmun on Tuesday says:

This is a cynical ploy to make the schoolchildren believe that the Korean nation is an occupier of Tok Islets and they are part of Japan's territory occupied by Koreans.

The danger of such brazen-faced distortion of history is that it is a prelude to the war to be ignited by the descendants of samurais as they are keen to instill the ambition for territorial expansion and revanchism into the young Japanese and thus drive them to the reinvasion of Korea.

What merits a serious attention is that the moves of Japan to seize the islets are going beyond the distortion of history.

The descendants of samurais are putting their scenarios for grabbing the islets by force of arms into practice one by one.

The U.S. zealous backing helped the Japanese reactionaries get rid of fetters of being a war criminal state and provided them with conditions for staging a comeback to Korea and openly launching a war of aggression for world domination.

The DPRK is its primary target.

The above-said propaganda is aimed at inventing a pretext for reinvasion.

This is, however, nothing but a daydream.

If Japan persists in its moves to grab the islets, the army and people of the DPRK who show neither mercy nor pardon will send Japan to the bottom of the East Sea of Korea through their merciless strikes.