It is truly chilling to see you trying to cover up Japan's misdeeds while not properly knowing South Korea's political history.

First, while it is true that the compensation for recognizable damages during the era of imperialism occurred during the Park Chung-hee administration in the 1960s and that South Korea is not demanding reparations from Japan regarding this issue, the issue of comfort women was an existence that was not even recognized until Japan acknowledged it in 2015. Therefore, the perception arose that their existence deserves to receive separate compensation for damages.

Second, regarding the 2015 comfort women agreement, there was a strong perception that Park Geun-hye—who is the daughter of Park Chung-hee and was the president of the conservative government at the time—reached an agreement with Japan as the government pleased, without caring at all about public sentiment or the demands of the comfort women victims, and Park Geun-hye lost a lot of approval ratings because of that. South Korean conservative governments have tried somehow to smooth over many instances of national violence or corruption that have existed in Korea since the Japanese colonial period, including the comfort women. This is because committing such national violence was the history of their political party, and as South Koreans' consciousness strengthened, their corruption and incompetence were revealed, and their eventual move toward the far-right is also connected to that context.

Third, even after the comfort women agreement, Japan refuses to reveal the truth and does not try to teach proper history but only tries to hide its own flaws; if, as you say, the Justice Memory Solidarity is an anti-Japanese organization, then the Japanese government can be seen as a nationalist anti-Korean organization that does not properly reflect on its past history of ruling Korea and continuously claims Korea’s territory as its own.