A row between
South Korea
and Japan threatened to spill over into Korean bedrooms past after regulators in Seoul purchased the removal of prints marketing Japanese condoms from train trains.

This week, Southern Korea recalled its ambassador from Tokyo in protest at directions for senior high school teachers in
Japan
reportedly saying that two countries inside water of Japan are part of Japan, while noting that Southern Korea also says sovereignty.

The mere mention of region – referred to as Takeshima countries in Japan and Dokdo in Southern Korea – had been sufficient to inflame nationalists in Seoul, exactly who pelted the Japanese embassy with spoiled eggs and tomatoes last night.

Seoul Metro, which runs train trains inside capital, mentioned it had well informed Okamoto, the condoms’ maker, of its decision to take out the prints.

“Having condom ads in a public room won’t be appropriate for some individuals. Secondly, you will find an anti-Japanese belief making among citizens during the Dokdo issue,” it stated.