The Japanese media also rushed to fight...Some broadcasts broadcast live vote counting.

The Japanese media also broke the news of the Korean National Assembly's passing of the impeachment motion against President Yoon Suk Yeol.

Some broadcasts, including private broadcaster Nihon Terevi (Nittere), broadcasted the vote counting process in real time and said, "The impeachment bill was approved," adding, "However, confusion is expected to continue."

NHK reported the news of the approval on its website and published a prepared article, saying, "It is the first time in Korea that the impeachment of the president has been passed since President Park Geun Hye in 2016."

NHK added, "The impeachment motion did not include the phrase in the first impeachment motion, 'I insisted on a bizarre Japanese-centered foreign policy'.

"Impeachment passed the National Assembly," the Asahi Shimbun reported on its website shortly after the approval, "The president's duties will be suspended," and "In the future, Prime Minister Han Deok-soo will act on behalf of the president after the Constitutional Court's impeachment trial, but domestic and diplomatic confusion will occur."The

Nihon Keizai Shimbun also broke the news of the impeachment, explaining, "The Constitutional Court will sentence it within 180 days," and adding, "The Korean political situation is likely to continue to be confused, affecting diplomatic and security policies, including Korea-Japan relations and North Korea measures."

The Yomiuri Shimbun reported in breaking news, "The second impeachment motion has been passed," adding, "The president will be suspended from his duties."