In celebration of the Lunar New Year holiday, there is a controversy over the claim that the Japanese castle architecture style’Tenshugak’ graphic (red circle) appeared as the stage background in the Korean traditional music-related entertainment program broadcasted by KBS on the 11th. KBS video capture
During the Lunar New Year holiday, controversy has arisen over the claim that the Japanese castle building style, “Tenshugak,” appeared as a stage background in the Korean traditional music-related entertainment program that KBS broadcasted on the 11th.
Recently, some online communities in Korea have posted a series of claims that “the Japanese architectural style,’Tenshugak’ has appeared as the stage background of the KBS’Chosun Pop Again’ program.
In the process of performing a song called’Yeonari’ by Pansori band Inalchi, who appeared on the stage at the time, a castle appeared as a background graphic.
‘Chosun Pop Again’ is a program produced with the intent to enjoy the whole family as well as the world with a new music genre’Chosun Pop’ that combines various genres of music based on Korean traditional music.
As the video spread to various online communities, netizens’ anger increased, and some criticized the production crew even more by mentioning issues surrounding KBS, such as’subscription fee collection’.
One netizen said, “I know that skilled personnel are employed for technical jobs that make stage backgrounds, etc.,” and argued that it was a mistake that should not have occurred.
In addition, some netizens were concerned that the controversial sparks would bounce with the Inalchi band.
Currently, the video is closed on YouTube and Naver channels and cannot be viewed.
The Segye Ilbo has requested an answer from KBS regarding this controversy.
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