I protested against the Rising Sun flag rickshaw in New York, but the response was ``It's not within my jurisdiction'' = Korean professor

Seo Kyung-duk, a professor at Sungshin Women's University in South Korea, who is known as an anti-Japanese professor, has protested against the Rising Sun flag rickshaws running through the streets of New York City.
However, the city responded that it was ``not under our jurisdiction.'' Professor Seo said last year that New York's Central Park, a world-famous tourist destination, and surrounding tourist areas were decorated with the Rising Sun flag.
At the beginning of this year, we sent an e-mail to New York City protesting because we received a lot of information about ``tourist rickshaws being run around.''
According to Professor Seo, New York City has recently "accepted your grievances and
After careful consideration, we have determined that this case does not fall under the jurisdiction of the authorities." Professor Seo said, ``I received a protest email saying, ``I want you to stop operating the Rising Sun flag rickshaw.''
I just requested that measures be taken so that only the Rising Sun flag can be removed, and not the Rising Sun flag, but I am disappointed to have received such an answer."
In particular, ``I provided ample historical explanation of the Rising Sun flag in my protest email, but New York City responded that it was not within their jurisdiction, and Central
There is no response from the public side.'' Professor Seo placed an advertisement in the New York Times to spread the history of the Rising Sun flag to the whole world, and a magazine that corresponded to the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs' promotional video for the Rising Sun flag.
-We also do tube advertising. Professor Seo said, ``Recently, we have been receiving information about Rising Sun flag rickshaws,'' and added, ``We will soon be calling the New York Police Department to ensure that foreign tourists do not have any misunderstandings.''
We plan to ask the prosecutor's office for cooperation."