'No Rising Sun Flag' Sign at Asian Games Baseball Stadium; Professor Seo Kyung-Duk Says "It Has Meaning Even After Being Removed"
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[Sports Chosun Reporter Kim Seong-won] An official sign banning the entry of Japan's Rising Sun Flag appeared at the baseball stadium of the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, which concluded with a happy ending and South Korea's fifth consecutive victory, becoming a hot topic. According to Taiwanese media, an official sign was installed at the entrance of the stadium where the match between Taiwan and Japan was held on the 26th, containing a messag…
The Organizing Committee of the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games appears likely to ban the entry of the Rising Sun flag at the baseball final between Korea and Japan (on the 27th). On Japanese social media, images of the Japanese Rising Sun flag and the Taiwanese Blue Sky and White Sun flag were posted in what appears to be the baseball stadium stands with the message, "The flags mentioned above cannot be brought in."
It has been revealed that a sign prohibiting the bringing of the Rising Sun Flag into the stadium for the Asian Games baseball tournament was removed just one day after it was put up.
Following the ban on the South Korean delegation bringing in the Taegeukgi at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, controversy has also erupted over the national flag and cheering slogans surrounding Taiwan, raising noise regarding the operation of the tournament.
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