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Aly Rustom
Because they are worried that Abe might be next?
Rana Sodhi
"Japan closely watching South Korean crisis"
Ignoring the home crisis and our dear leader is always away.
tinawatanabe
Rana, "closely watching" means "ignoring"
Strangerland
Considering how much time they've been dedicating to it on the news as of recent, your 'ignoring' means 'closely watching'.
Rana Sodhi
Strangerland, you are right. JMedia is showing it too much as expected.Do they ever show good things happening elsewhere? No. They always only show dirty and poor places overseas.
Strangerland
Unfortunately, that's media everywhere, not just Japan. Which is why they say 'no news is good news'.
Alistair Carnell
This is the Japanese government's wet dream. They seem to be able to push any legislation through, whilst showing the Korean scandal on heavy rotation, day in day out.
edojin
As this is, at present, the only Park story on this site today, I will post this comment here. It was shown from Seoul today (Saturday) where huge crowds continued to demonstrate against Park, calling for her "immediate" ouster from the presidency. A "soon" departure can't be soon enough, they are saying.