Korean  Wave  is  causing  trouble  in  Japanese  homes  as  housewives  who  are  ardent  fans  of  Korean  stars  neglect  their  families  to  set  out  to  meet  their  idols,  Japanese  daily  Gendai  said  April  13.
　　It  seems  nothing  can  be  done  really  to  stem  the  new  Korean  Wave,  with  high-profile  fans  in  Japan  including  current  first  lady  Miyuki  Hatoyama  and  previous  first  lady  Akie  Abe。
　　"I've  been  a  fan  of  Shin  Sung-woo  since  2005,  and  I  want  to  see  him  perform,"  said  Masako  Arakawa,  a  39-year-old  Japanese  woman,  referring  to  the  famous  Korean  singer-actor.  "Though  it  is  entirely  in  Korean  and  I  don’t  understand  Korean,  it  doesn't  matter,  as  long  as  I  can  see  him  and  his  performance."

　　Japanese  husbands  whose  wives  are  fans  of  Korean  stars  get  into  trouble;  a  government  staff  became  a  part-time  housewife  to  take  care  of  his  children  while  his  wife  was  watching  DBSK'  live  concert  in  Korea。
　　Why  are  Japanese  housewives  so  captivated  by  Korean  stars?  "Unlike  Japanese  celebrities,  Korean  stars  do  not  look  down  on  middle-aged  women,"  a  Korean  media  expert  told  the  paper.  "Due  to  the  influence  of  Confucianism,  they  respect  their  elders,  and  this  is  very  flattering  for  housewife  fans."  

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