Day: The "Shoulder-Bump" Villain, Reprimanded by a Korean YouTuber with Repeated "Sorry"... A Method That Almost Targeted Le Sserafim [Star Issue]

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Amid growing concerns over the so-called "butsukari" (shoulder-bump) issue in Japan, where individuals intentionally bump into others with their shoulders, a Korean YouTuber has taken action to educate such offenders on the spot.

On the 1st, a video titled "Yook Eun-young reprimands shoulder-bumping villains in Osaka, Japan" was uploaded to the YouTube channel "Madbro."

The released footage shows Yook Eun-young and her group walking through the streets of Osaka, Japan, when they were deliberately bumped into by a Japanese man. The woman who suffered the incident expressed confusion, stating, "He really hit my shoulder hard and walked away."

Yook Eun-young immediately pursued the man afterward. She then witnessed him repeatedly bumping into women, men, and foreigners approaching from the opposite direction. Among the victims were even young pedestrians who appeared to be students.

Eventually, Yook Eun-young blocked the man's path and protested in Korean, "Why are you bumping into people's shoulders?" The man, appearing flustered, apologized with "Sorry." Yook Eun-young continued pointing at her shoulder, scolding him, "Don't bump into shoulders. Don't do it!" The man kept saying "Sorry" repeatedly before hastily leaving the scene.

In Japan, "butsukari," where pedestrians are intentionally bumped on their shoulders or arms and then walked past, has been identified as a persistent problem. Perpetrators typically target those who appear weaker than themselves, such as women, children, and the elderly.

Recently, Wonyoung of the girl group Le Sserafim, who visited Japan, was nearly targeted by a Japanese man with a shoulder bump, a scene that was later revealed through YouTube.

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