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“Foreigners who do bad things will no longer exist in Japan”
Towards Nikkei Index, Japanese TV and other media reported on Monday that Economic and Security Minister Kimi Onoda explain The government “will take firm action against illegal activities and violations by foreigners.” She added that authorities would “create a situation where foreigners who do bad things will no longer exist in Japan.” according to Onoda said stricter action was needed “to alleviate public anxiety and feelings of unfairness”.
Onoda says foreigners living here illegally must “return normally”
Regarding the balance between stricter immigration policies and labor shortages, Onoda said, “Our country does not tolerate illegal employment or illegal stay. We must ensure the normal return of illegal immigrants. There is no contradiction between preventing these people from entering and welcoming legal contributors.” Onoda believes that foreigners can coexist with Japanese, but only if they follow the rules. “It must not be difficult for law-abiding foreign residents to live here,” she said. “We will create a situation where only those who obey the rules and laws can stay in Japan.”
Onoda, the youngest member of Takaichi Sanae’s cabinet, is a staunch nationalist who, in addition to serving as economic and security minister, is assigned to promote a society of “orderly and harmonious coexistence with foreigners.” The Chicago-born politician has been critical of foreign influence in Japanese land ownership. “We will work to quickly understand the actual status of the transaction, including overseas acquisitions,” she said Monday on the topic.
Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae | Wikimedia
Orders cabinet ministers to collect opinions on foreigners by January 2026
Earlier this month, Prime Minister Takaichi vowed to “set limits” on the number of foreigners Japan can admit. She also ordered cabinet ministers to compile their views on foreigners by January 2026. During the recent LDP leadership race, Takaichi vowed to crack down on illegal overstayers and impose tighter restrictions on land purchases. Wealthy foreigners have flocked to Japan’s real estate market in recent years to make speculative purchases.
