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Is Japan 'xenophobic' like US President Biden claims? – DW – 05/06/2024 - Vimarsana News

Is Japan 'xenophobic' like US President Biden claims? – DW – 05/06/2024

US President Joe Biden's recent remarks about foreign labor have provoked pushback from Japan's government. Many Japanese residents echoed that sentiment, though their immigration track record may suggest otherwise.

Source: dw.com
China seen as security threat by over 90% of Japanese, new survey shows - Vimarsana News

China seen as security threat by over 90% of Japanese, new survey shows

Some 88 per cent of respondents also say North Korea is a cause for concern, while 89 per cent identify Russia as a danger, according to the annual survey.

Source: scmp.com
More Japanese want nuclear plants to reopen ahead of 2011 Fukushima disaster anniversary - Vimarsana News

More Japanese want nuclear plants to reopen ahead of 2011 Fukushima disaster anniversary

A new poll shows that half of Japanese favour restarting dozens of reactors in the country, compared with 30 per cent in previous surveys.

Source: scmp.com
Oppenheimer set for lukewarm reception in Japan after 'Barbieheimer' backlash - Vimarsana News

Oppenheimer set for lukewarm reception in Japan after 'Barbieheimer' backlash

Earlier promotion of the film featuring an image of a mushroom cloud and Barbie sparked outrage in Japan, forcing its distributor to apologise for its ‘inconsiderate actions’.

Source: scmp.com
Most Japanese do not have 'friendly feelings' towards China amid Beijing's aggression in South China Sea, Taiwan: poll - Vimarsana News

Most Japanese do not have 'friendly feelings' towards China amid Beijing's aggression in South China Sea, Taiwan: poll

Some 86 per cent of the 3,000 respondents in the annual Cabinet Office survey had negative feelings about China and were concerned about Chinese aggression in the South China Sea, Taiwan and the Diaoyu Islands.

Source: scmp.com