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Anti-Japanese sentiment
Anti-Japanese sentiment involves hatred, grievance, distrust, dehumanization, intimidation, fear, hostility and/or general dislike of the Japanese people and Japanese diaspora as an ethnic or national group; Japan; Japanese culture; and/or anything Japanese. Sometimes the terms Japanophobia, Nipponophobia and anti-Japanism are also used. Its opposite is Japanophilia.
Overview
Anti-Japanese sentiments range from animosity towards the Japanese government's actions and disdain for Japanese culture to racism against the Japanese people. Sentiments of dehumanization have been fueled by the anti-Japanese propaganda of the Allied governments in World War II; this propaganda was often of a racially disparaging character. Anti-Japanese sentiment may be strongest in China, North Korea, and South Korea, due to atrocities committed by the Japanese military.
In the past, anti-Japanese sentiment contained innuendos of Japanese people as barbaric. Following the Meiji Restoration of 1868, Japan was intent to adopt Western ways in an attempt to join the West as an industrialized imperial power, but a lack of acceptance of the Japanese in the West complicated integration and assimilation. One commonly held view was that the Japanese were evolutionarily inferior. (Navarro 2000, "... a date which will live in infamy") Japanese culture was viewed with suspicion and even disdain.
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ANTI JAPANESE SENTIMENT IN KOREA / KBS뉴스(News)
[Anchor Lead] Enraged by Japan's export restriction on semiconductor-related materials, Korean consumers rose up to boycott Japanese-made products. Plans for relay protests in front of Japanese brand stores and boycotts of Japanese products or travel programs to Japan, are spreading fast in cyber space. We have the details [Pkg] A one-person protest is underway in front of a clothing store known to be ofa Japanese brand. She claims that Japan has launched an economic retaliation while hedging to resolve historical issues. [Soundbite] KIM SU-JEONG(COLLEGE STUDENT) : "Japan's retaliatory measure targets Korean businesses and the Korean people. Boycotting Japanese products is our way of protesting." One-person protests at other places staged including a Japanese car dealership and the Japa...
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Anti-Japanese protests rage in China
CNN's Stan Grant follows angry anti-Japanese protesters in Beijing, one who compares the Diaoyu Islands to Hawaii. For more CNN videos, check out our YouTube channel at http://www.youtube.com/cnn Or visit our site at http://www.cnn.com/video/
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SOUTH KOREA: ANTI JAPAN DEMONSTRATIONS CONTINUE
(17 Feb 1996) Natural Sound About 20 demonstrators have staged an anti-Japan rally for the seventh day running in the South Korean capital Seoul in a dispute over territory. Members of the April 19 Uprising Victims Association continued to protest outside the Japanese Embassy on Friday, angry over Japan's claim to the Tok-do Islet. Some of the members of the April 19 Uprising Victims Association were in wheelchairs and had the Korean flag draped over their body as they shouted slogans. They demanded that Japan retract its claim to the islet and make a formal apology. Tok-do is midway between South Korea and Japan in the East Sea and is surrounded by waters rich in marine life and minerals. The group burned a Japanese flag in protest against what they claim is Japanese im...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
Anti-Japan protests in China turn violent
Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Violent protests have broken out in cities across China after a Japanese delegation visited a chain of islands claimed by both countries. A group of more than 100 Japanese citizens and politicians landed on the disputed islands, known as Diaoyu by China and Senkaku by Japan, in the East China Sea on Sunday. Al Jazeera's Will Jordan reports. At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people and events that affect people's lives. We bring topics to light that often go under-reported, listening to all sides of the story and giving a 'voice to the voiceless.' Reaching more than 270 million households in over 140 countries across the globe, our viewers trust Al Jazeera English to keep them inform...
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Anti-Japan WWII drama: Entertaining or Upsetting?
A look behind the scenes look at one of China's popular anti-Japanese war-era dramas, reveals enduring legacies of war.
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Fred Sasaki #2: Anti-Japanese sentiment at the time of World War II
Date: September 24, 2004 Location: Toronto, Canada Interviewer: Teri Yamada Contributed by: Sedai, the Japanese Canadian Legacy Project, Japanese Canadian Cultural Center
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Anti-Japan protests spread across China
► Subscribe to the Financial Times on YouTube: http://bit.ly/FTimeSubs With a wave of anti-Japan protests spreading across China and many Japanese companies halting their operations in fear of violent outbreaks amid a bitter territorial dispute, the FT's Kathrin Hille reports from outside the Japanese embassy in Beijing and asks what the Chinese government can do to stem similar demonstrations. Related article: http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/85f4f7a2-0138-11e2-99d3-00144feabdc0.html For more video content from the Financial Times visit: http://www.ft.com/video http://www.FT.com/
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Anti Japan protest outside Japanese embassy in Taipei
(15 Aug 2013) SHOTLIST AP TELEVISION NEWS 1. Various of protesters tearing up Japan's wartime flag 2. Protesters throwing pieces of flag 3. Various of protesters: one dressed as a US soldier, one wearing a mask of Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe with Hitler-like moustache, and another dressed as death from nuclear fallout 4. Sign (Mandarin) "Japan must apologise and compensate for the aggression and war crimes committed during the war". 5. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin), Gorge Hua, protester: "Paying respects to the military wartime means the Abe government condones wartime aggression. People from all over Asia Pacific cannot accept this." 6. Wide of protesters standing outside Japan's de facto embassy in Taipei shouting (in Mandarin) "Opposing the visit to the shrine" 7. Mid of protest...
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Anti-Japanese sentiment moving Korean tourists elsewhere for Chuseok holiday
추석여행 2년간 1순위 지켰던 오사카의 추락..6위로 하락, 일본 제품 불매운동의 여파 The tensions between Korea and Japan have caused fewer Koreans to travel to the island nation considered a favorite holiday destination during Korean thanksgiving. Local e-commerce firm TMON says over the past two years Osaka was the most popular overseas destination for South Koreans during Chuseok, but the city is now number six. More than 30 percent of overseas plane tickets booked last year were to Japan, but this year that figure has fallen to below 11 percent. Koreans are now choosing to go elsewhere, such as Southeast Asia or opting to travel locally. #AntiJapanese #Koreantourists #Chuseokholiday Arirang News Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/arirangtvnews
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From Anti-Japan to Anti-China: History REPEATS? ft. Vincent Chin, Japan Bashing & Stop Asian Hate
A brief look at the parallels between Anti-Japan sentiment in the 1980s to the Anti-China narrative that's currently playing out and how the Asian diaspora always gets caught in the crossfire - from the racially motivated attack on Vincent Chin in 1982 to the Stop Asian Hate movement in 2021. The 2nd part of the video features the "contrarian" opinions of various voices calling for calmer heads amid increasing US-China tensions. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - Introduction on Japan Bashing / Anti-Japan sentiment in the 80s (ft. Akio Morita, Vincent Chin) 2:53 - The similarities with the anti-china / china bashing narrative Politicians & Diplomats - Quotes 3:57 - Lee Kuan Yew 7:18 - Kishore Mahbubani 9:47 - Peal Keating 12:09 - George Yeo 13:09 - Gareth Evans 14:52 - Jason Yat-Sen Li & Craig Chung ...
published: 10 Jan 2023
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ANTI JAPANESE SENTIMENT IN KOREA / KBS뉴스(News)
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- Duration: 1:43
- Uploaded Date: 05 Jul 2019
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[Anchor Lead]
Enraged by Japan's export restriction on semiconductor-related materials, Korean consumers rose up to boycott Japanese-made products. Plans for re...
[Anchor Lead]
Enraged by Japan's export restriction on semiconductor-related materials, Korean consumers rose up to boycott Japanese-made products. Plans for relay protests in front of Japanese brand stores and boycotts of Japanese products or travel programs to Japan, are spreading fast in cyber space. We have the details
[Pkg]
A one-person protest is underway in front of a clothing store known to be ofa Japanese brand. She claims that Japan has launched an economic retaliation while hedging to resolve historical issues.
[Soundbite] KIM SU-JEONG(COLLEGE STUDENT) : "Japan's retaliatory measure targets Korean businesses and the Korean people. Boycotting Japanese products is our way of protesting."
One-person protests at other places staged including a Japanese car dealership and the Japanese Embassy. An increasing number of Korean consumers are refusing to buy Japanese products. A supermarket franchise reported that its sales of Japanese beer plunged more than 13%, following the Japanese government's announcement of an export restriction.
[Soundbite] KIM HONG-JUN(GYEONGGI-DO RESIDENT) : "Trade should be fair, but the Japanese government is imposing unilateral restrictions. I don't want to buy Japanese products at all."
In cyber space, a list of Japanese brands and products is being circulated to encourage Korean consumers' participation in the boycott movement. Online communities are inundated with postings about how Koreans cancelled trips to Japan and urging others to refrain from traveling to Japan.
https://wn.com/Anti_Japanese_Sentiment_In_Korea_Kbs뉴스(News)
[Anchor Lead]
Enraged by Japan's export restriction on semiconductor-related materials, Korean consumers rose up to boycott Japanese-made products. Plans for relay protests in front of Japanese brand stores and boycotts of Japanese products or travel programs to Japan, are spreading fast in cyber space. We have the details
[Pkg]
A one-person protest is underway in front of a clothing store known to be ofa Japanese brand. She claims that Japan has launched an economic retaliation while hedging to resolve historical issues.
[Soundbite] KIM SU-JEONG(COLLEGE STUDENT) : "Japan's retaliatory measure targets Korean businesses and the Korean people. Boycotting Japanese products is our way of protesting."
One-person protests at other places staged including a Japanese car dealership and the Japanese Embassy. An increasing number of Korean consumers are refusing to buy Japanese products. A supermarket franchise reported that its sales of Japanese beer plunged more than 13%, following the Japanese government's announcement of an export restriction.
[Soundbite] KIM HONG-JUN(GYEONGGI-DO RESIDENT) : "Trade should be fair, but the Japanese government is imposing unilateral restrictions. I don't want to buy Japanese products at all."
In cyber space, a list of Japanese brands and products is being circulated to encourage Korean consumers' participation in the boycott movement. Online communities are inundated with postings about how Koreans cancelled trips to Japan and urging others to refrain from traveling to Japan.
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Anti-Japanese protests rage in China
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- Duration: 2:22
- Uploaded Date: 18 Sep 2012
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CNN's Stan Grant follows angry anti-Japanese protesters in Beijing, one who compares the Diaoyu Islands to Hawaii.
For more CNN videos, check out our YouTube c...
CNN's Stan Grant follows angry anti-Japanese protesters in Beijing, one who compares the Diaoyu Islands to Hawaii.
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Or visit our site at http://www.cnn.com/video/
https://wn.com/Anti_Japanese_Protests_Rage_In_China
CNN's Stan Grant follows angry anti-Japanese protesters in Beijing, one who compares the Diaoyu Islands to Hawaii.
For more CNN videos, check out our YouTube channel at http://www.youtube.com/cnn
Or visit our site at http://www.cnn.com/video/
- published: 18 Sep 2012
- views: 51883
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SOUTH KOREA: ANTI JAPAN DEMONSTRATIONS CONTINUE
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- Duration: 1:13
- Uploaded Date: 21 Jul 2015
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(17 Feb 1996) Natural Sound
About 20 demonstrators have staged an anti-Japan rally for the seventh day running in the South Korean capital Seoul in a disput...
(17 Feb 1996) Natural Sound
About 20 demonstrators have staged an anti-Japan rally for the seventh day running in the South Korean capital Seoul in a dispute over territory.
Members of the April 19 Uprising Victims Association continued to protest outside the Japanese Embassy on Friday, angry over Japan's claim to the Tok-do Islet.
Some of the members of the April 19 Uprising Victims Association were in wheelchairs and had the Korean flag draped over their body as they shouted slogans.
They demanded that Japan retract its claim to the islet and make a formal apology.
Tok-do is midway between South Korea and Japan in the East Sea and is surrounded by waters rich in marine life and minerals.
The group burned a Japanese flag in protest against what they claim is Japanese imperialism.
The demonstrators condemned Japan's colonial rule over Korea from 1910 to 1945 and atrocities such as military sexual slavery forced on Korean women during World War II.
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(17 Feb 1996) Natural Sound
About 20 demonstrators have staged an anti-Japan rally for the seventh day running in the South Korean capital Seoul in a dispute over territory.
Members of the April 19 Uprising Victims Association continued to protest outside the Japanese Embassy on Friday, angry over Japan's claim to the Tok-do Islet.
Some of the members of the April 19 Uprising Victims Association were in wheelchairs and had the Korean flag draped over their body as they shouted slogans.
They demanded that Japan retract its claim to the islet and make a formal apology.
Tok-do is midway between South Korea and Japan in the East Sea and is surrounded by waters rich in marine life and minerals.
The group burned a Japanese flag in protest against what they claim is Japanese imperialism.
The demonstrators condemned Japan's colonial rule over Korea from 1910 to 1945 and atrocities such as military sexual slavery forced on Korean women during World War II.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 41864
1:36
Anti-Japan protests in China turn violent
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- Duration: 1:36
- Uploaded Date: 19 Aug 2012
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Violent protests have broken out in cities across China...
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Violent protests have broken out in cities across China after a Japanese delegation visited a chain of islands claimed by both countries. A group of more than 100 Japanese citizens and politicians landed on the disputed islands, known as Diaoyu by China and Senkaku by Japan, in the East China Sea on Sunday. Al Jazeera's Will Jordan reports.
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Violent protests have broken out in cities across China after a Japanese delegation visited a chain of islands claimed by both countries. A group of more than 100 Japanese citizens and politicians landed on the disputed islands, known as Diaoyu by China and Senkaku by Japan, in the East China Sea on Sunday. Al Jazeera's Will Jordan reports.
At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people and events that affect people's lives. We bring topics to light that often go under-reported, listening to all sides of the story and giving a 'voice to the voiceless.'
Reaching more than 270 million households in over 140 countries across the globe, our viewers trust Al Jazeera English to keep them informed, inspired, and entertained.
Our impartial, fact-based reporting wins worldwide praise and respect. It is our unique brand of journalism that the world has come to rely on.
We are reshaping global media and constantly working to strengthen our reputation as one of the world's most respected news and current affairs channels.
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- published: 19 Aug 2012
- views: 14207
2:34
Anti-Japan WWII drama: Entertaining or Upsetting?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:34
- Uploaded Date: 27 Aug 2015
- views: 20352
A look behind the scenes look at one of China's popular anti-Japanese war-era dramas, reveals enduring legacies of war.
A look behind the scenes look at one of China's popular anti-Japanese war-era dramas, reveals enduring legacies of war.
https://wn.com/Anti_Japan_Wwii_Drama_Entertaining_Or_Upsetting
A look behind the scenes look at one of China's popular anti-Japanese war-era dramas, reveals enduring legacies of war.
- published: 27 Aug 2015
- views: 20352
2:27
Fred Sasaki #2: Anti-Japanese sentiment at the time of World War II
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- Duration: 2:27
- Uploaded Date: 26 May 2017
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Date: September 24, 2004
Location: Toronto, Canada
Interviewer: Teri Yamada
Contributed by: Sedai, the Japanese Canadian Legacy Project, Japanese Canadian Cu...
Date: September 24, 2004
Location: Toronto, Canada
Interviewer: Teri Yamada
Contributed by: Sedai, the Japanese Canadian Legacy Project, Japanese Canadian Cultural Center
https://wn.com/Fred_Sasaki_2_Anti_Japanese_Sentiment_At_The_Time_Of_World_War_Ii
Date: September 24, 2004
Location: Toronto, Canada
Interviewer: Teri Yamada
Contributed by: Sedai, the Japanese Canadian Legacy Project, Japanese Canadian Cultural Center
- published: 26 May 2017
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2:43
Anti-Japan protests spread across China
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- Uploaded Date: 19 Sep 2012
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With a wave of anti-Japan protests spreading across China and many Japanese companies ha...
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With a wave of anti-Japan protests spreading across China and many Japanese companies halting their operations in fear of violent outbreaks amid a bitter territorial dispute, the FT's Kathrin Hille reports from outside the Japanese embassy in Beijing and asks what the Chinese government can do to stem similar demonstrations.
Related article: http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/85f4f7a2-0138-11e2-99d3-00144feabdc0.html
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With a wave of anti-Japan protests spreading across China and many Japanese companies halting their operations in fear of violent outbreaks amid a bitter territorial dispute, the FT's Kathrin Hille reports from outside the Japanese embassy in Beijing and asks what the Chinese government can do to stem similar demonstrations.
Related article: http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/85f4f7a2-0138-11e2-99d3-00144feabdc0.html
For more video content from the Financial Times visit: http://www.ft.com/video
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- published: 19 Sep 2012
- views: 16061
1:15
Anti Japan protest outside Japanese embassy in Taipei
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(15 Aug 2013) SHOTLIST
AP TELEVISION NEWS
1. Various of protesters tearing up Japan's wartime flag
2. Protesters throwing pieces of flag
3. Various of pro...
(15 Aug 2013) SHOTLIST
AP TELEVISION NEWS
1. Various of protesters tearing up Japan's wartime flag
2. Protesters throwing pieces of flag
3. Various of protesters: one dressed as a US soldier, one wearing a mask of Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe with Hitler-like moustache, and another dressed as death from nuclear fallout
4. Sign (Mandarin) "Japan must apologise and compensate for the aggression and war crimes committed during the war".
5. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin), Gorge Hua, protester:
"Paying respects to the military wartime means the Abe government condones wartime aggression. People from all over Asia Pacific cannot accept this."
6. Wide of protesters standing outside Japan's de facto embassy in Taipei shouting (in Mandarin) "Opposing the visit to the shrine"
7. Mid of protesters shouting
8. Tilt down from the building of Japan's de facto embassy in Taipei to security forces
9. Mid of sign of Japan's de-facto Embassy in Taipei
10. Mid of protesters holding a minute of silence for war victims
11. Close of protester holding a minute of silence for war victims
STORYLINE:
Dozens of Taiwanese gathered outside Japan's de-facto embassy in Taipei on Thursday to protest against Japanese politicians visiting a shrine that honours the country's war dead.
Several senior Japanese politicians marked Thursday's anniversary of the end of World War two by visiting the Yasukuni shrine - but it remains a sore spot for countries occupied by Japan during the war, who say it pays tribute to war criminals.
Protesters shouted "Opposing the visit to the shrine" in Mandarin, tore up Japan's wartime flag and threw the pieces in the air.
"Paying respect to the military wartime means the Abe government condones wartime aggression. People from all over Asia Pacific cannot accept this," said protester Gorge Hua.
The current ruling party of Taiwan, the Nationalist Party, fought Japan during the World War II when it occupied a large part of China's territory.
During that time, Taiwan itself was under Japanese rule.
Many Taiwanese men were forced to fight for Japan and women were forced to serve as prostitutes or "comfort women" for the Japanese Army.
Taiwan also has an ongoing territorial dispute with Japan over an island chain - called the Diaoyu islands in China and Taiwan and the Senkakus in Japan.
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(15 Aug 2013) SHOTLIST
AP TELEVISION NEWS
1. Various of protesters tearing up Japan's wartime flag
2. Protesters throwing pieces of flag
3. Various of protesters: one dressed as a US soldier, one wearing a mask of Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe with Hitler-like moustache, and another dressed as death from nuclear fallout
4. Sign (Mandarin) "Japan must apologise and compensate for the aggression and war crimes committed during the war".
5. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin), Gorge Hua, protester:
"Paying respects to the military wartime means the Abe government condones wartime aggression. People from all over Asia Pacific cannot accept this."
6. Wide of protesters standing outside Japan's de facto embassy in Taipei shouting (in Mandarin) "Opposing the visit to the shrine"
7. Mid of protesters shouting
8. Tilt down from the building of Japan's de facto embassy in Taipei to security forces
9. Mid of sign of Japan's de-facto Embassy in Taipei
10. Mid of protesters holding a minute of silence for war victims
11. Close of protester holding a minute of silence for war victims
STORYLINE:
Dozens of Taiwanese gathered outside Japan's de-facto embassy in Taipei on Thursday to protest against Japanese politicians visiting a shrine that honours the country's war dead.
Several senior Japanese politicians marked Thursday's anniversary of the end of World War two by visiting the Yasukuni shrine - but it remains a sore spot for countries occupied by Japan during the war, who say it pays tribute to war criminals.
Protesters shouted "Opposing the visit to the shrine" in Mandarin, tore up Japan's wartime flag and threw the pieces in the air.
"Paying respect to the military wartime means the Abe government condones wartime aggression. People from all over Asia Pacific cannot accept this," said protester Gorge Hua.
The current ruling party of Taiwan, the Nationalist Party, fought Japan during the World War II when it occupied a large part of China's territory.
During that time, Taiwan itself was under Japanese rule.
Many Taiwanese men were forced to fight for Japan and women were forced to serve as prostitutes or "comfort women" for the Japanese Army.
Taiwan also has an ongoing territorial dispute with Japan over an island chain - called the Diaoyu islands in China and Taiwan and the Senkakus in Japan.
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- published: 04 Aug 2015
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0:33
Anti-Japanese sentiment moving Korean tourists elsewhere for Chuseok holiday
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- Duration: 0:33
- Uploaded Date: 19 Aug 2019
- views: 664
추석여행 2년간 1순위 지켰던 오사카의 추락..6위로 하락, 일본 제품 불매운동의 여파
The tensions between Korea and Japan have caused fewer Koreans to travel to the island nation considered a fa...
추석여행 2년간 1순위 지켰던 오사카의 추락..6위로 하락, 일본 제품 불매운동의 여파
The tensions between Korea and Japan have caused fewer Koreans to travel to the island nation considered a favorite holiday destination during Korean thanksgiving.
Local e-commerce firm TMON says over the past two years Osaka was the most popular overseas destination for South Koreans during Chuseok, but the city is now number six.
More than 30 percent of overseas plane tickets booked last year were to Japan, but this year that figure has fallen to below 11 percent.
Koreans are now choosing to go elsewhere, such as Southeast Asia or opting to travel locally.
#AntiJapanese #Koreantourists #Chuseokholiday
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https://wn.com/Anti_Japanese_Sentiment_Moving_Korean_Tourists_Elsewhere_For_Chuseok_Holiday
추석여행 2년간 1순위 지켰던 오사카의 추락..6위로 하락, 일본 제품 불매운동의 여파
The tensions between Korea and Japan have caused fewer Koreans to travel to the island nation considered a favorite holiday destination during Korean thanksgiving.
Local e-commerce firm TMON says over the past two years Osaka was the most popular overseas destination for South Koreans during Chuseok, but the city is now number six.
More than 30 percent of overseas plane tickets booked last year were to Japan, but this year that figure has fallen to below 11 percent.
Koreans are now choosing to go elsewhere, such as Southeast Asia or opting to travel locally.
#AntiJapanese #Koreantourists #Chuseokholiday
Arirang News Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/arirangtvnews
- published: 19 Aug 2019
- views: 664
32:00
From Anti-Japan to Anti-China: History REPEATS? ft. Vincent Chin, Japan Bashing & Stop Asian Hate
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 32:00
- Uploaded Date: 10 Jan 2023
- views: 137008
A brief look at the parallels between Anti-Japan sentiment in the 1980s to the Anti-China narrative that's currently playing out and how the Asian diaspora alwa...
A brief look at the parallels between Anti-Japan sentiment in the 1980s to the Anti-China narrative that's currently playing out and how the Asian diaspora always gets caught in the crossfire - from the racially motivated attack on Vincent Chin in 1982 to the Stop Asian Hate movement in 2021.
The 2nd part of the video features the "contrarian" opinions of various voices calling for calmer heads amid increasing US-China tensions.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Introduction on Japan Bashing / Anti-Japan sentiment in the 80s (ft. Akio Morita, Vincent Chin)
2:53 - The similarities with the anti-china / china bashing narrative
Politicians & Diplomats - Quotes
3:57 - Lee Kuan Yew
7:18 - Kishore Mahbubani
9:47 - Peal Keating
12:09 - George Yeo
13:09 - Gareth Evans
14:52 - Jason Yat-Sen Li & Craig Chung
Business Leaders
15:58 - Steve Schwarzman
17:18 - Charlie Munger
18:43 - Warren Buffet
19:33 - Ray Dalio
20:15 - Joseph Tsai (ft Bruce Lee)
22:34 - Elon Musk
Internet Commentators / Celebrities / Artists
23:48 - Lex Fridman / Tim Dillon
25:26 - Gary Vaynerchuk / GaryVee
27:47 - Akon & VladTV
Academics
29:10 - Jessica Chen Weiss
30:33 - Jeffrey Sachs
Full Interview with Akio Morita (Co-founder of SONY) discussing Japanese & American differences when it comes to culture and worker rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mNQkVr9pu0
Obviously not an extensive list of people and obviously watch the full videos (titles provided) for full context.
I don't particularly like producing videos in relation to China & geopolitics, but after the rise in Asian hate crimes during the pandemic and noticing that this is not a new phenomenon, it would be remiss not to remind people that geopolitics plays an enormous impact on the safety and lives of ordinary citizens just trying to earn a living, raise families and live in peace.
As much as netizens say that they don't conflate governments with their people, there's been enough examples to prove otherwise. I hope people realise the dangers of the "us vs. them" narrative perpetuated by leaders & the media as it leads to more xenophobia and hate.
It's become increasingly clear to me that we need a more nuanced and balanced narrative (subjective, I know) to promote a safer and more harmonious society. Unfortunately, in a world where we are increasingly living in our own echo chambers, this will be a major challenge.
https://wn.com/From_Anti_Japan_To_Anti_China_History_Repeats_Ft._Vincent_Chin,_Japan_Bashing_Stop_Asian_Hate
A brief look at the parallels between Anti-Japan sentiment in the 1980s to the Anti-China narrative that's currently playing out and how the Asian diaspora always gets caught in the crossfire - from the racially motivated attack on Vincent Chin in 1982 to the Stop Asian Hate movement in 2021.
The 2nd part of the video features the "contrarian" opinions of various voices calling for calmer heads amid increasing US-China tensions.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Introduction on Japan Bashing / Anti-Japan sentiment in the 80s (ft. Akio Morita, Vincent Chin)
2:53 - The similarities with the anti-china / china bashing narrative
Politicians & Diplomats - Quotes
3:57 - Lee Kuan Yew
7:18 - Kishore Mahbubani
9:47 - Peal Keating
12:09 - George Yeo
13:09 - Gareth Evans
14:52 - Jason Yat-Sen Li & Craig Chung
Business Leaders
15:58 - Steve Schwarzman
17:18 - Charlie Munger
18:43 - Warren Buffet
19:33 - Ray Dalio
20:15 - Joseph Tsai (ft Bruce Lee)
22:34 - Elon Musk
Internet Commentators / Celebrities / Artists
23:48 - Lex Fridman / Tim Dillon
25:26 - Gary Vaynerchuk / GaryVee
27:47 - Akon & VladTV
Academics
29:10 - Jessica Chen Weiss
30:33 - Jeffrey Sachs
Full Interview with Akio Morita (Co-founder of SONY) discussing Japanese & American differences when it comes to culture and worker rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mNQkVr9pu0
Obviously not an extensive list of people and obviously watch the full videos (titles provided) for full context.
I don't particularly like producing videos in relation to China & geopolitics, but after the rise in Asian hate crimes during the pandemic and noticing that this is not a new phenomenon, it would be remiss not to remind people that geopolitics plays an enormous impact on the safety and lives of ordinary citizens just trying to earn a living, raise families and live in peace.
As much as netizens say that they don't conflate governments with their people, there's been enough examples to prove otherwise. I hope people realise the dangers of the "us vs. them" narrative perpetuated by leaders & the media as it leads to more xenophobia and hate.
It's become increasingly clear to me that we need a more nuanced and balanced narrative (subjective, I know) to promote a safer and more harmonious society. Unfortunately, in a world where we are increasingly living in our own echo chambers, this will be a major challenge.
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ANTI JAPANESE SENTIMENT IN KOREA / KBS뉴스(News)
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Enraged by Japan's export restriction on semiconductor-related materials, Ko...
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Enraged by Japan's export restriction on semiconductor-related materials, Korean consumers rose up to boycott Japanese-made products. Plans for relay protests in front of Japanese brand stores and boycotts of Japanese products or travel programs to Japan, are spreading fast in cyber space. We have the details
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A one-person protest is underway in front of a clothing store known to be ofa Japanese brand. She claims that Japan has launched an economic retaliation while hedging to resolve historical issues.
[Soundbite] KIM SU-JEONG(COLLEGE STUDENT) : "Japan's retaliatory measure targets Korean businesses and the Korean people. Boycotting Japanese products is our way of protesting."
One-person protests at other places staged including a Japanese car dealership and the Japanese Embassy. An increasing number of Korean consumers are refusing to buy Japanese products. A supermarket franchise reported that its sales of Japanese beer plunged more than 13%, following the Japanese government's announcement of an export restriction.
[Soundbite] KIM HONG-JUN(GYEONGGI-DO RESIDENT) : "Trade should be fair, but the Japanese government is imposing unilateral restrictions. I don't want to buy Japanese products at all."
In cyber space, a list of Japanese brands and products is being circulated to encourage Korean consumers' participation in the boycott movement. Online communities are inundated with postings about how Koreans cancelled trips to Japan and urging others to refrain from traveling to Japan.
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Anti-Japanese protests rage in China
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published: 18 Sep 2012
Anti-Japanese protests rage in China
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CNN's Stan Grant follows angry anti-Japanese protesters in Beijing, one who compares the Diaoyu Islands to Hawaii.
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SOUTH KOREA: ANTI JAPAN DEMONSTRATIONS CONTINUE
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About 20 demonstrators have staged an anti-Japan rally for...
published: 21 Jul 2015
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About 20 demonstrators have staged an anti-Japan rally for the seventh day running in the South Korean capital Seoul in a dispute over territory.
Members of the April 19 Uprising Victims Association continued to protest outside the Japanese Embassy on Friday, angry over Japan's claim to the Tok-do Islet.
Some of the members of the April 19 Uprising Victims Association were in wheelchairs and had the Korean flag draped over their body as they shouted slogans.
They demanded that Japan retract its claim to the islet and make a formal apology.
Tok-do is midway between South Korea and Japan in the East Sea and is surrounded by waters rich in marine life and minerals.
The group burned a Japanese flag in protest against what they claim is Japanese imperialism.
The demonstrators condemned Japan's colonial rule over Korea from 1910 to 1945 and atrocities such as military sexual slavery forced on Korean women during World War II.
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Anti-Japan protests in China turn violent
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Violent protests have broken out in cities across China after a Japanese delegation visited a chain of islands claimed by both countries. A group of more than 100 Japanese citizens and politicians landed on the disputed islands, known as Diaoyu by China and Senkaku by Japan, in the East China Sea on Sunday. Al Jazeera's Will Jordan reports.
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Anti-Japan WWII drama: Entertaining or Upsetting?
A look behind the scenes look at one of China's popular anti-Japanese war-era dramas, reve...
published: 27 Aug 2015
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A look behind the scenes look at one of China's popular anti-Japanese war-era dramas, reveals enduring legacies of war.
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Fred Sasaki #2: Anti-Japanese sentiment at the time of World War II
Date: September 24, 2004
Location: Toronto, Canada
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Date: September 24, 2004
Location: Toronto, Canada
Interviewer: Teri Yamada
Contributed by: Sedai, the Japanese Canadian Legacy Project, Japanese Canadian Cultural Center
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Anti-Japan protests spread across China
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With a wave of anti-Japan protests spreading across China and many Japanese companies halting their operations in fear of violent outbreaks amid a bitter territorial dispute, the FT's Kathrin Hille reports from outside the Japanese embassy in Beijing and asks what the Chinese government can do to stem similar demonstrations.
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Anti Japan protest outside Japanese embassy in Taipei
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1. Various of protesters tearing up Japan's wartime flag
2. Protesters throwing pieces of flag
3. Various of protesters: one dressed as a US soldier, one wearing a mask of Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe with Hitler-like moustache, and another dressed as death from nuclear fallout
4. Sign (Mandarin) "Japan must apologise and compensate for the aggression and war crimes committed during the war".
5. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin), Gorge Hua, protester:
"Paying respects to the military wartime means the Abe government condones wartime aggression. People from all over Asia Pacific cannot accept this."
6. Wide of protesters standing outside Japan's de facto embassy in Taipei shouting (in Mandarin) "Opposing the visit to the shrine"
7. Mid of protesters shouting
8. Tilt down from the building of Japan's de facto embassy in Taipei to security forces
9. Mid of sign of Japan's de-facto Embassy in Taipei
10. Mid of protesters holding a minute of silence for war victims
11. Close of protester holding a minute of silence for war victims
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Dozens of Taiwanese gathered outside Japan's de-facto embassy in Taipei on Thursday to protest against Japanese politicians visiting a shrine that honours the country's war dead.
Several senior Japanese politicians marked Thursday's anniversary of the end of World War two by visiting the Yasukuni shrine - but it remains a sore spot for countries occupied by Japan during the war, who say it pays tribute to war criminals.
Protesters shouted "Opposing the visit to the shrine" in Mandarin, tore up Japan's wartime flag and threw the pieces in the air.
"Paying respect to the military wartime means the Abe government condones wartime aggression. People from all over Asia Pacific cannot accept this," said protester Gorge Hua.
The current ruling party of Taiwan, the Nationalist Party, fought Japan during the World War II when it occupied a large part of China's territory.
During that time, Taiwan itself was under Japanese rule.
Many Taiwanese men were forced to fight for Japan and women were forced to serve as prostitutes or "comfort women" for the Japanese Army.
Taiwan also has an ongoing territorial dispute with Japan over an island chain - called the Diaoyu islands in China and Taiwan and the Senkakus in Japan.
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Anti-Japanese sentiment moving Korean tourists elsewhere for Chuseok holiday
추석여행 2년간 1순위 지켰던 오사카의 추락..6위로 하락, 일본 제품 불매운동의 여파
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Anti-Japanese sentiment moving Korean tourists elsewhere for Chuseok holiday
Anti-Japanese sentiment moving Korean tourists elsewhere for Chuseok holiday
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The tensions between Korea and Japan have caused fewer Koreans to travel to the island nation considered a favorite holiday destination during Korean thanksgiving.
Local e-commerce firm TMON says over the past two years Osaka was the most popular overseas destination for South Koreans during Chuseok, but the city is now number six.
More than 30 percent of overseas plane tickets booked last year were to Japan, but this year that figure has fallen to below 11 percent.
Koreans are now choosing to go elsewhere, such as Southeast Asia or opting to travel locally.
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From Anti-Japan to Anti-China: History REPEATS? ft. Vincent Chin, Japan Bashing & Stop Asian Hate
A brief look at the parallels between Anti-Japan sentiment in the 1980s to the Anti-China ...
published: 10 Jan 2023
From Anti-Japan to Anti-China: History REPEATS? ft. Vincent Chin, Japan Bashing & Stop Asian Hate
From Anti-Japan to Anti-China: History REPEATS? ft. Vincent Chin, Japan Bashing & Stop Asian Hate
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A brief look at the parallels between Anti-Japan sentiment in the 1980s to the Anti-China narrative that's currently playing out and how the Asian diaspora always gets caught in the crossfire - from the racially motivated attack on Vincent Chin in 1982 to the Stop Asian Hate movement in 2021.
The 2nd part of the video features the "contrarian" opinions of various voices calling for calmer heads amid increasing US-China tensions.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Introduction on Japan Bashing / Anti-Japan sentiment in the 80s (ft. Akio Morita, Vincent Chin)
2:53 - The similarities with the anti-china / china bashing narrative
Politicians & Diplomats - Quotes
3:57 - Lee Kuan Yew
7:18 - Kishore Mahbubani
9:47 - Peal Keating
12:09 - George Yeo
13:09 - Gareth Evans
14:52 - Jason Yat-Sen Li & Craig Chung
Business Leaders
15:58 - Steve Schwarzman
17:18 - Charlie Munger
18:43 - Warren Buffet
19:33 - Ray Dalio
20:15 - Joseph Tsai (ft Bruce Lee)
22:34 - Elon Musk
Internet Commentators / Celebrities / Artists
23:48 - Lex Fridman / Tim Dillon
25:26 - Gary Vaynerchuk / GaryVee
27:47 - Akon & VladTV
Academics
29:10 - Jessica Chen Weiss
30:33 - Jeffrey Sachs
Full Interview with Akio Morita (Co-founder of SONY) discussing Japanese & American differences when it comes to culture and worker rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mNQkVr9pu0
Obviously not an extensive list of people and obviously watch the full videos (titles provided) for full context.
I don't particularly like producing videos in relation to China & geopolitics, but after the rise in Asian hate crimes during the pandemic and noticing that this is not a new phenomenon, it would be remiss not to remind people that geopolitics plays an enormous impact on the safety and lives of ordinary citizens just trying to earn a living, raise families and live in peace.
As much as netizens say that they don't conflate governments with their people, there's been enough examples to prove otherwise. I hope people realise the dangers of the "us vs. them" narrative perpetuated by leaders & the media as it leads to more xenophobia and hate.
It's become increasingly clear to me that we need a more nuanced and balanced narrative (subjective, I know) to promote a safer and more harmonious society. Unfortunately, in a world where we are increasingly living in our own echo chambers, this will be a major challenge.
Anti-Japanese sentiment
Anti-Japanese sentiment involves hatred, grievance, distrust, dehumanization, intimidation, fear, hostility and/or general dislike of the Japanese people and Japanese diaspora as an ethnic or national group; Japan; Japanese culture; and/or anything Japanese. Sometimes the terms Japanophobia, Nipponophobia and anti-Japanism are also used. Its opposite is Japanophilia.
Overview
Anti-Japanese sentiments range from animosity towards the Japanese government's actions and disdain for Japanese culture to racism against the Japanese people. Sentiments of dehumanization have been fueled by the anti-Japanese propaganda of the Allied governments in World War II; this propaganda was often of a racially disparaging character. Anti-Japanese sentiment may be strongest in China, North Korea, and South Korea, due to atrocities committed by the Japanese military.
In the past, anti-Japanese sentiment contained innuendos of Japanese people as barbaric. Following the Meiji Restoration of 1868, Japan was intent to adopt Western ways in an attempt to join the West as an industrialized imperial power, but a lack of acceptance of the Japanese in the West complicated integration and assimilation. One commonly held view was that the Japanese were evolutionarily inferior. (Navarro 2000, "... a date which will live in infamy") Japanese culture was viewed with suspicion and even disdain.
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