TVXQ's leader Yunho was recently spotted at the airport during his flight back to Seoul wearing a Marymond cap, a brand that advocates support towards comfort women and has been vocal about. Because of this, Japanese Cassiopeias expressed their dismay towards the idol, claiming that he was being inconsiderate to the Japanese fans' opinions about this case's history. Further, he was also seen wearing the same cap on his Instagram post in 2018. 

According to some netizens, Yunho did a shameful act, especially that he is promoting his group's music in the region and even clinched the No. 1 spot on the Oricon Charts. Others agreed that this is a slap to the ones who support him.

"It seems like he really didn't have any intention to hide it. Yunho didn't even think about being considerate to Japan," a Japanese online user claimed. On October 16, the duo released their tenth Japanese album, "XV," which refers to their 15th anniversary in Japan. This album took the foremost spot with the estimated sales of 105,884.

Meanwhile, Yunho's bandmate Changmin reportedly made a donation to battle the fires that have been afflicting the Amazon rainforest in September this year. 

According to Greenpeace's office in Seoul, "TVXQ's Changmin recently donated 70 million won (approximately $58,700) to help restoration efforts at the site of the Amazon fires, as well as to help assess the environmental impact." 

The stash came from the sales of Changmin and Represent collaboration back in May, wherein the unveiled his self-designed fashion item in accordance with the environmental protection theme. Part of the sales will be given to charity.

Further, the singer is known to assist children and low-income families through his regular donations.

"The theme of the project was to return our earth to its original, beautiful state, and I hope this donation is able to help the environment in any way," Changmin said.

Greenpeace donations director Chae Jung Ah stated, "The Amazon rainforest has been plagued by widespread fires for over a month now, and the damages are significant.

He added, "With a donation from TVXQ's Changmin, who is loved dearly both in and outside of Korea, we hope that more people will become aware of the damages that the Amazon rainforest has incurred, and hopefully try to do their best to help."

The environmental organization went on, "The fires are not an issue that just affects the wildlife and people of Brazil. The gases emitted from the fires will have a fatal impact on the atmosphere, and it will cause severe damages to the world as a whole.