A Lookout

　　The first destination on May 27th was a lookout for South Korea. With clear weather, we could see Pusan, but we couldn't due to a mist. Tsushima island on which we were was actually nearer to Pusan than Kyushu. Thereby for South Koreans, Tsushima island is the nearest part of Japan and so many Koreans visit there. If they behave politely in Japan, I don't mind the increasing number of Korean visitors, but their thefts of Buddhist statues are sharply criticized at present. I won't write about that in detail, but I feel wrathful.

(May 27th)

上対馬町韓国展望台

２７日の最初の目的地は韓国展望台。晴れていると釜山が見えるそうだがこの日は霞がかかっていて見えず。この島は実は九州よりも南朝鮮に近い。なので南朝鮮人にとっては気軽に来れる日本ということで朝鮮人観光客が多い。そのため彼らによる犯罪もよく問題になっている。詳しくはここでは書かないが実に腹立たしい。