Japanese beauty firm DHC's affiliate TV degrades BTS, making fun of Koreans and comfort women statue

DHC Korea, the Korean operation of Japanese cosmetics maker DHC, on Tuesday issued an official apology over the controversial
“hate-speech” against Koreans. Japanese beauty firm DHC's affiliate TV network disparaged BTS' member Jimin over his 'atomic bomb shirt controversy' and made disrespectful remarks about the girl statue symbolizing comfort women, the victims of wartime sex slavery during the Japanese occupation of Korea.

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