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How Japan's far right was supercharged by Trump and tourists

"Foreigners are scary. I’m afraid they may go on a rampage": How tourists played a role in turning the land of humdrum politics into a fierce political battleground

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bbc.comStai leggendo11 mesi fa

How Japan's far right was supercharged by Trump and tourists

"Foreigners are scary. I’m afraid they may go on a rampage": How tourists played a role in turning the land of humdrum politics into a fierce political battleground

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theguardian.com11 mesi fa

‘Japanese First’: breakthrough by right-wing populists sparks fears of anti-foreigner backlash in Japan

Analysts say the Japanese are suffering a crisis of confidence that is feeding xenophobia amid economic insecurity and a record number of foreign residents

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  1. venerdì 25 luglio 2025·theguardian.com

    ‘Japanese First’: breakthrough by right-wing populists sparks fears of anti-foreigner backlash in Japan

    Analysts say the Japanese are suffering a crisis of confidence that is feeding xenophobia amid economic insecurity and a record number of foreign residents

  2. lunedì 28 luglio 2025·bbc.com

    How Japan's far right was supercharged by Trump and tourists

    "Foreigners are scary. I’m afraid they may go on a rampage": How tourists played a role in turning the land of humdrum politics into a fierce political battleground