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Conversation: Chinese citizens urged to stop visiting Japan over Takaichi's remark on Taiwan NHK

A: Hey there! Heard anything exciting lately?
B: Not much, just the same old life here in Tokyo. What's up with you?

A: Well, something big happened! Our Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae said some comments about Taiwan that didn't sit well with China.
B: Oh no! That sounds serious. What did she say exactly?

A: She told the Diet earlier this month that a military emergency over Taiwan could be seen as a threat to Japan's survival. And now, Chinese authorities are urging their nationals not to visit Japan due to these comments.
B: Wow, that's quite risky! I hope it doesn't escalate into something bigger...

A: Agreed! It's worrying because there are a lot of Chinese tourists in Japan, and now they're being warned about the local security situation. There are even concerns about exchange programs between our countries.
B: Yeah, I hope it doesn't affect those programs too. We both have so much to learn from each other!

A: Definitely! And did you know that China was our highest source of tourists this year with over 7 million travelers between January and September?
B: Really? That's a lot! I hope we can still welcome them warmly and safely. Let's cross our fingers for peace and understanding!
Summary
Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae of Japan made controversial comments about Taiwan, stating a military emergency over Taiwan could threaten Japan's survival. These remarks have strained relations with China, leading Chinese authorities to warn their nationals against visiting Japan due to the local
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ID: 3fe69e71-bf8a-41c0-8ffd-9c514304ced0

Category ID: conversation_summary

URL: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20251115_04/#conversation

Date: Nov. 15, 2025

Notes: 2025-11-15

Created: 2025/11/15 06:40

Updated: 2025/12/07 22:05

Last Read: 2025/11/15 07:24