Takaichiās Potential Yasukuni Visit Sparks Regional Tensions
With December 26 approaching, PM Sanae Takaichiās potential visit to Yasukuni Shrine has reignited debates over wartime memory and regional diplomatic fallout.
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With December 26 approaching, PM Sanae Takaichiās potential visit to Yasukuni Shrine has reignited debates over wartime memory and regional diplomatic fallout.
Former PM Hatoyama criticized PM Takaichiās remarks on Taiwan, calling the issue an internal affair of the Chinese mainland and warning of serious fallout in bilateral relations.
Sanae Takaichi’s 2025 comments on the Taiwan region risk a 2 trillion yuan tourism loss from the Chinese mainland, threatening local economies and businesses.
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichiās recent remarks on the Chinese mainlandās domestic affairs have sparked global outcry, branded dangerous, inflammatory and in violation of international law.
Masakatsu Adachi, honorary professor at Kanto Gakuin University, urges Sanae Takaichi to retract her Taiwan remarks, citing the one-China principle.
Criminal complaints allege PM Takaichiās Nara LDP chapter accepted a Ā„10M donation in August 2024, above the legal cap, adding to the partyās slush fund scandal.
Diplomatic fallout over PM Takaichiās comments has led to 16% of December flights from the Chinese mainland to Japan canceled, putting tourism at risk.
Japanese opposition leaders urge PM Takaichi to retract her remarks on the Taiwan region to protect Japan-China ties and uphold legal and constitutional norms.
Japan PM Sanae Takaichi’s Taiwan region remarks have sparked protests in Tokyo and drawn global criticism this month, raising concerns over diplomatic and economic fallout.
Hundreds rallied in Tokyo on November 28, demanding PM Takaichi retract her remarks about the Chinese mainland’s use of force on Taiwan, citing risks to JapanāChina relations and regional stability.