A Korean smartphone RPG by the name of Gwisal-ui Geom (The Ear-Slaying Sword) announced on Monday that it is ending service on April 29. (USA・Anime News Network)
But the Korean does not admit plagiarism as always. Same as the case of the laser irradiation for the Japanese Self-Defense Force ship, Korean never admit its own fault. Because of “The crime against Japanese is innocent (반일무죄反日無罪)” in Korea, this will be no longer pursued about plagiarism.

The animal character “Pengsoo” rose to stardom in only one year, after the Korean education TV station EBS launched it. But a plagiarism scandal happened that “Pengsoo” plagiarised the Japanese mascot “Kumamon” popular in Kumamoto prefecture. The concept of “Kumamon” is a bear and that of “Pengsoo” is a penguin. But their big eyes, red cheeks and mouths, etc. are closely similar. And it’s same that a person wears the character and moves.
We asked EBS about the plagiarism suspicion of “Pengsoo”, but it said, “we cannot answer”. (Korea・theqoo.net)

As for the Korean Tsukemenya, the form and the color of the tableware also look very much alike the Japanese.
The reporter requested an interview to the shop where J-POP flowed through, but it was refused. The Korean said, “the person in charge is in Japan now. So he is not here”. （FNN PRIME NEWS）
“Tsukemenya Yasubee” writes, “It is very regrettable that customers misunderstand the taste of the products of the imitation shop is ‘the Yasubee’s taste’ that we have created carefully. We are considering a legal response for the Korean imitation shop.” But, even if a Japanese files a suit in Korea, it can not win. This is because there is unwritten law called “The crime against Japanese is innocent (반일무죄反日無罪)”.

“Monte Rosa” that expands “笑笑WARAWARA” in Japan and Korea requested the cancellation of the trademark of Korean bar chain “WARAWARA” in Korea. The Korean patent judgment office made a decision of the Monte Rosa’s win, but the Korean Supreme Court certified the right of the trademark of the Korean company.
On the other hand, the household goods store “Daiso Korea” appealed for “Dasaso” by a trademark infringement and won the case.

다이소DAISO Korea	다사소DASASO

“笑笑” lost the case because it was a Japanese company, but “Daiso Korea” won the case because it was a Korean company.

Criticism floods even in Korea, because the Korean government just copied a Japanese character.

“허풍선噓風扇이 남작男爵” means “Boaster Baron”. This is different from the original German title, but same as Japanese title.

“마리Marie 스테판Stefan 트바이트Tweit” is the fictitious person who does not exist. (Korean blog) And you can not search for 김재천 (Kim Chae-cheon) either.

The author of the upper book is “Marie Stefan Tweit”, but this is changed to “Marie Stefan Dweid”.

Hata Toyokichi graduated from German law course of the Tokyo Imperial University law university in 1917. And he became a translator of German literature.

“Im Westen nichts Neues” is “Nothing new in the west”. “西部戦線異状なし” means “Nothing has changed on the Western Front.” The Korean title is all the same as the Japanese.

“鋼鉄の巨人” means “Giant of Iron”. “강철거인鋼鉄巨人” is same as that. The Korean title is same as the Japanese one. The cover plagiarizes and horizontally reverses another picture.

This is a black history that indicates the inferior and poor creation of the Korean domestic comics. (Korean blog)

Of course as always you cannot search for the translator, 이창록 (Ee Chang-rok) on the Internet.
The Korean blogger writes, “Unfortunately, we can not know who is the illustrator. It should be a Korean.” According to the Korean national central library, it is 윤만기(Yun Man-gi).
He only colored some pictures of Tani Toshihiko.

Ms. Shin Ji-shik said she had translated “Anne of Green Gables” using Hanako Muraoka’s translation as a text and had introduced it to Korea for the first time in 1962. (Korea, Anne of Green Gables blog)
However, the wikipedia Korean version writes, “she translated Canadian novel ‘Anne of Green Gables’ in 1963”. It does not write about Hanako Muraoka. It does not seem to want to be known that she translated Japanese.

“This book has many beautiful illustrations, but it is regrettable that you can not know who draw them.” (Korean blog)

The books of the series write that “the book designs were made by ‘우경희’, ‘백양수’ and ‘전성보’”. Of course as always you cannot search for the translator, 손소희 (Son So-hui) and the others on the Internet.

The monochromatic pictures are from another Japanese book.

The sentences are from yet another Japanese book.

“愛の勝利” is “triumph of love”. The Korean title is the same as Japanese.

“微生物のかりゅうど” means “Hunter of the microbe”.
“미생물微生物 사냥꾼” is same as that.

This plagiarizes the inside illustration as the cover without plagiarizing the original cover. Maybe this is because it will prevent plagiarism from being known.
Of course as always you cannot search for the translator, 이태동 (Ee Tae-dong) on the Internet.

Of course 전진희 (Cheon Jin-hwi) doesn’t exist.

Of course 조승희 (Cho Seung-hwi) doesn’t exist.

“귀여운 로즈Rose의 작은 사랑” means “Cute Rose’s small love”. This is different from the original English title, but same as Japanese title. So that means Korean book translated Japanese one.

“사랑스런 소녀少女 로즈Rose와 일곱 명의 사촌들” means “Cute girl Rose and her seven cousins”. This is different from the original English title, but same as Japanese title. So that means Korean book translated Japanese one.

The Korean title is different from the original English title, but same as Japanese title. So that means Korean book translated Japanese one.

Osamu Tezuka (Japanese: 手塚 治虫, born 手塚 治, Hepburn: Tezuka Osamu, 3 November 1928 – 9 February 1989) was a Japanese manga artist, cartoonist, animator, and film producer. Born in Osaka Prefecture, his prolific output, pioneering techniques, and innovative redefinitions of genres earned him such titles as “the father of manga”, “the godfather of manga” and “the god of manga”.

Kim Wonbin wrote this using his pen name, Kim Soam. (Osamu → Soam) Maybe it’s because he wanted to hide his real name, when plagiarism was found out.

Korean is good at the right and left inversion. The right and left inversion clears the problem of an infringement of copyright in Korea.

Ee Myeong-seon drew the pictures of “Flossie Series” (the left). The right is the illustration which she drew. (Korea・Ohmy Photo 2006.12.19)

“おしゃまな少女の夢みるデート” is “The date a precocious girl dreams”. “플롯시의 꿈꾸는 데이트” is “The date Flossie dreams”. You can know that Korean version traslates the Japanese version.
Wikipedia has neither 강명희 (Kang Myeong-hwi) nor 이명선 (Ee Myeong-seon).

Wikipedia has neither 김경애 (Kim Kyeong-ae) nor 이명선 (Ee Myeong-seon).
“わたしのひみつノート” is “My secret notebook”. “나의 비밀 노트” is same as Japanese translation.

This is a book of the clipping-type paper airplane. This collects the works by Ninomiya Yasuaki who is a doctor of engineering and a global authority of paper airplane design.

This just uses the photographs of the Japanese book. Of course there is not Japanese Mitsubishi T2.

The girl on the cover is different from that in the text. It isn’t described who drew the picture, so you can not know that.