한국인 참가자에게 갑질 했다가 무릎 꿇고 사죄하게 된 일본 심사위원 (해외반응)

The first paragraph discusses the international criticism Japan has faced due to what is perceived as strange behavior by some Japanese individuals. It highlights the controversy surrounding the 2021 Miss Universe Japan representative, Watanabe Tsurezure, who wore a reinterpreted kimono dress with a plunging neckline, the Japanese flag on the sleeves, and a thick gold date at the waist. The dress also featured a large 'Japan' written on the chest with a black marker and Japanese lucky cats in her hands. The international community reacted negatively, calling it messy and untidy. The paragraph also touches on the 2015 controversy involving Miss Universe Japan representative, Miyamoto Ariana, a half-Japanese, half-African American woman whose selection sparked debate in Japan over what it means to be Japanese and accusations of racial discrimination. The BBC criticized Japan for being prejudiced and not understanding what it means to be Japanese. The paragraph concludes with a mention of Japan's participation in the 2016 Miss Universe competition, where a Korean contestant faced questions from a Japanese judge about the comfort women issue, which was deemed inappropriate and led to further international criticism.

The second paragraph focuses on Kim Jeong-eun, a Korean contestant who, despite not winning the Miss Universe title, received the Friendship Award and was later crowned Miss Supranational in 2017. This marked the first time a Korean had won a major international beauty pageant, which was celebrated as a boost to Korea's international status. CNN reported on the significance of her victory, and Kim Jeong-eun's moment of triumph included her proudly displaying the Korean flag to the world. The paragraph concludes with a note of gratitude for the viewers' attention to the end of the video script.