Squeezing "Yi Wan-yong's Liver" in Satire: Liberation Day Pop-up Cafe Draws Attention

A unique pop-up cafe is set to open in the heart of Seoul this Liberation Day, catching the public's eye.

To mark Liberation Day, a group of history creators is reportedly running a pop-up store themed around a "Traitor Mockery Festival" near the Seodaemun Prison History Hall.

The initiative aims to satirize pro-Japanese and treasonous acts and reflect on the historical significance of the independence movement on the occasion of Liberation Day.

The most eye-catching item on display is the "Yi Wan-yong Liver Squishy."

Visitors can directly squeeze a liver-shaped squishy toy bearing the name of Yi Wan-yong, allowing them to satirize pro-Japanese collaborators firsthand.

The cafe's menu is also filled with satirical creations such as "815 Latte," "Enemy Blood Red," and "Traitor Jujube Falling Leaves Tea."

The event will feature various souvenirs and merchandise satirizing the treasonous acts of pro-Japanese figures, all of which were produced after passing the review of the Imperial Prince Euichin Commemorative Association.

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