Japanese media "Justifying the emergency martial law of President Yoon's statement"...a negative evaluation

The expression 'justification'...I have a strong sense of not admitting it wrong.NHK "Apology on the 7th is 2 minutes, and this conversation is 30 minutes."
Yomiuri said, "Yoon justifies it as a way to restore constitutional order."
Mainichi "Justified that the opposition party tried to harm the constitutional order"
, media outlets on the day of "President Yoon's declaration of martial law, adverse relations between Korea and Japan"

[Anchor]
Japanese media also quickly reported on President Yoon Suk Yeol's statement.

In the meantime, he gave a negative evaluation, saying that he 'justified' the emergency martial law.

Correspondent Kim Se-ho's report from Tokyo.

[Reporter]
When President Yoon Suk Yeol announced his statement, major Japanese media outlets all covered the news during the day.President

Yoon appealed in a strong tone for the reason for the emergency martial law, and evaluated it as "justifying" martial law.

[Japan's TBS Broadcasting: President Yoon Suk Yeol issued a statement justifying the declaration of emergency martial law, emphasizing his intention not to voluntarily resign]

In Japan, the expression justification is interpreted as a negative view of the discourse as there is a strong sense of "not acknowledging one's fault or failure."

NHK explained that the statement was close to 30 minutes, in contrast to President Yoon's brief apology for about two minutes on the 7th.

Conservative Yomiuri also said that President Yoon justified declaring martial law, saying it was "to inform the crisis of the collapse and to restore constitutional order."

Progressive Mainichi also reported that President Yoon "justified" martial law, saying, "The opposition party tried to harm liberal democracy and constitutional order."

Earlier, Japanese media criticized President Yoon's martial law, saying it adversely affects Korea-Japan relations and security in Northeast Asia.

Therefore, the Japanese media's evaluation of President Yoon's "justification of emergency martial law" is seen as continuing this critical trend.

I'm Kim Se-ho from YTN in Tokyo.