Setting blonze girl statues symbolizing comfort women during World War II in U.S. public parks is nuisance for American and Japanese people in the U.S. Former prime minister and the chairman of the Japanese House of Representative expressed Japanese people's sincere apologies to Korean people. Japanese and Korean countires normalized the relationship long time ago signing that Korean government would take care of issues related to confort women and forced labors using wartime reparation that Japan paid to Korea. In addition, Japan provided various supports, including economic, technical and social aids to Korea. Those groups setting the blonze statues forgot such Japanese aids. They should spend time and money for future peace and countries friendly relationships.
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