Harassment by Appletrees
 declared in 15 April 2008. 
You regret? www That's a good one. You visit here with the ID as I'm getting to almost forget this matter. Your appearance always draw my attention back to the ancient history of Japan. Yeah, I'm studying it hard. I have to take a nap, so see yeah soooooooooon

And, this Korean is repeating harassment to the ancient history of Japan.

1. "百濟國主照古王 以牡馬壹疋 牝馬壹疋 付阿知吉師以貢上" 
The document of this China was rewritten to an opposite meaning by . 

The meaning of "貢上" is "dedicated".However, he rewrote "dedicated" in "granted". 
The meaning of "granted" is "下賜".

 did a similarly wrong translation, and ruined Imperial House of Japan. 
 said. the 30th Japanese emperor Bidatsu was also a Korean. The section has many potential to be expanded indeed, so what is your rationale?

He translated "大原真人 出自謚敏達孫百済王也". (Quotation 新撰姓氏録) into "大原真人 is Korean emperor(百済王) Bidatsu(敏達)'s grandchild". Of course, Appletrees's translation is completely wrong. A correct translation is "大原真人 is a descendant of the grandchild "百済王" of emperor Bidatsu(敏達)". 

 2. Korean civilization 
"The Encyclopedia of World History: Ancient, Medieval, and Modern" P56  is being written. 
Via these Korean contacts, Japan opened her doors to continental culture and Chinese civilization. This also enabled direct contacts with China. 

And, "JapaneseHistory.info"  is being written. 
Chinese and Korean immigrants played an important role in introducing Chinese civilization to early Japan.

Though a Korean civilization was not written at all, He rewrote, "A Korean civilization introduced the culture to Japan". 

 often misinterprets the source. 
For instance Shakuhachi 

"Diplomatic and cultural exchanges between Chinese continent and Japan being common, we can think that this flute was introduced in Japan with other musical instruments that were intended to give entertainments at the court (Gagaku; court music)."

This source is not writing Korea at all. However, he rewrote it. 
"The bamboo flute first came to Japan from China via Korea. The shakuhachi proper, however, is quite distinct from its Chinese and Korean ancestors, the result of centuries of isolated evolution in Japan.