The commentary continues:

Many countries warmly welcomed positive changes for the reconciliation and detente in the Korean peninsula, but Japan cries out for "intensified sanctions on the DPRK" and persists in mendicancy, repeatedly clamoring about the "abduction".

Japan gets nothing but international isolation and passing Japan.

Japan's act reminds people of a drunken brawler persisting in attending a wedding ceremony, absurdly speaking ill of the householder behind the fence. The impudent act makes even a close ally turn its face from Japan.

Japan has not yet liquidated all the past unethical crimes including abduction, massacre, slave labor and sexual slavery.

Japan creates a militarist climate for confrontation across the country, making the "threat" from the DPRK a fait accompli, and, at the same time, tries to turn itself into a war-capable country through the retrogressive revision of the constitution and arms build-up. It also claims the "dominium" over Tok Island and the territory of other country in violation of international law and principle. As a result, neighboring countries watch Japan with high vigilance.

The political dwarf Japan styles itself "political power" in different parts of the world, only to be ridiculed.

Japan would be well advised to behave itself well aware of its position.