Anti-Japan protests are intensifying in Seoul with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government taking a tough stance toward South Korea, but many businesspeople in the capital are taking a critical look at the move.Such citizens say they are still using Japan-made products while a boycott campaign of them is widespread in South Korea. They lambaste the political leaders of the two nations for hurting private-sector exchanges between the neighbors.Emphasizing that rising "nationalistic" sentiment would not benefit either country, South Korean people who have dealings with Japanese individuals and…READ FULL ARTICLE