Japanese media are breaking news in unison over President Yoon's arrest.

Japanese media broke news when President Yoon Suk Yeol was arrested on charges of rebellion and other charges.

Japan's public broadcaster NHK said it is the first time that a high-ranking Korean official's criminal investigation office has arrested President Yoon on charges of rebellion and other charges after posting a breaking news subtitle when President Yoon was arrested.

NHK analyzed the meaning and prospects of the arrest by repeatedly showing the screen of a vehicle believed to have been driven by President Yoon leaving the presidential residence.

TBS and other private broadcasters also broadcast live the atmosphere surrounding the execution of arrest warrants by the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit in front of the presidential residence.

Transportation communications also quickly reported on the matter, saying that President Yoon, who is accused of rebellion over the emergency martial law declaration, was arrested.

Japanese media showed great interest in executing the arrest warrant for President Yoon, who is trying to improve relations between Korea and Japan, and reported on the situation of the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit and the police entering the presidential residence by time from early this morning.