S. Korean Golf club’s ‘no Japanese car’ policy sparks controversy

SEOUL— A South Korean golf club has actually created controversy online for its policy of limiting solutions for those driving Japanese cars and trucks.

The club, situated in North Jeolla Province, bans car park of Japan- made cars and trucks at the club’s car park, according to a notification published on an on-line area onNov 11. Staff at the club will certainly not fill and dump golf clubs for those getting here in Japanese cars and trucks, it included.

Toyota, Lexus, Infiniti, Subaru and Isuzu cars and trucks are amongst those detailed as outlawed in the notification.

“Do not forget the contributions of our ancestors who defended this country under the Japanese occupation,” the notification reviews, describing when Korea was under Japanese colonial policy from 1910-45.

“The purpose of this policy is not to forget the men and women who made sacrifices for the freedom of Korea during the Japanese colonial rule.”

An across the country boycott of Japan- made …