Do boomers in your country just watch anti-China/Korea videos on YouTube to cope?

>>510529904 (OP)
don't japs hate koreans and chinese?

>>510530055
There is a lot of animosity towards China, but less so towards South Korea.

>>510529904 (OP)
>Do boomers in your country just watch anti-China/Korea videos on YouTube to cope?
Explain why international marriages between Korean males and Japanese females are record high then
https://biz.chosun.com/en/en-society/2025/07/16/CWWNKH7QB5FBBLG4T6V4NHDBGI/
>A marriage information company is operating a program that allows Korean men to stay in Japan for 2 nights and 3 days while meeting with several local women for 'matchmaking.' The company reportedly takes an initial deposit of 6 million won from the Korean male clients and collects an additional 7 million won later if the marriage is successful. A company official noted, 'In the past, many Korean-Japanese couples lived in Japan after marriage, but recently, there is a preference for residing in Korea,' adding, 'Especially if the Korean man's home is in Seoul.'

>An official from another marriage information company said, 'In recent years, the number of Korean male clients wanting to marry Japanese women has increased. The success rate of marriages has also risen,' and mentioned, 'Perhaps due to good business, there has also been a rise in Korean-Japanese marriage firms.'

>>510530233
The answer is simple: it's because only Boomers hate Korea. In other words, the Japanese women considering marriage to Koreans are not elderly, so this result is perfectly natural.

>>510530055
>don't japs hate koreans and chinese?
Usually that holds true for the older generations, but the younger generations are more or less positive to each other.
https://www.economist.com/asia/2024/09/05/could-japan-and-south-korea-finally-become-friends
>Diplomatic relations between South Korea and Japan have improved markedly over the past few years. That is in large part thanks to Yoon Suk Yeol, South Korea's president, who came to office in 2022 determined to repair ties with Japan following a period of bitter disputes over compensation for atrocities committed during the colonial era. Kishida Fumio, Japan's departing prime minister, will visit Seoul this week for a final summit with Mr Yoon. But officials in both countries also credit generational change for helping to transform the relationship.Today's youth are on far better terms with their neighbours than their parents or grandparents were. While just over 20% of South Koreans over 50 years old have a positive impression of Japan, over 45% of 18- to 29-year-olds do, according to Genron NPO, a Japanese think-tank, and the East Asia Institute, a South Korean one, which conduct annual studies of public opinion. Among Japanese, over 45% of 18- to 29-year-olds see South Korea positively, compared with 35% of those over 50.

Fertility is inversely correlated with 'education', specifically women's education.

>>510529904 (OP)
>Do boomers in your country just watch anti-China/Korea videos on YouTube to cope?
China's fertility is amongst the lowest in the world, around 1.0 per woman. China is on course to lose a billion people.