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Takaichi Sanae’s Taiwan-related remarks triggered threats
On Monday, Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara complained to China about a diplomat’s “extremely inappropriate” remarks. Two days ago, Xue Jian, the Chinese consul general in Osaka, allegedly wrote on Asahi Shimbun.
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Gao Shi defends remarks about Taiwan
The article quoted Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae’s remarks on the Taiwan issue last Friday. Takaichi, who took office in October after Shigeru Ishiba resigned, claimed that if China imposed a naval blockade on Taiwan, it could pose an “existential threat to the situation” and force Japan to respond. She added, “The situation in Taiwan has become serious. We must prepare for the worst.”
Asked to clarify her position in parliament on Monday, Koichi said, “While I did state some possible scenarios, I also said the government will consider all information and make a comprehensive judgment on whether the situation constitutes an ‘existence-threatening situation.'” She did not explicitly say Japan would deploy troops in such a situation.
Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Defends Xue’s Post
But Xue clearly saw it as a threat. At a press conference on Monday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian defended his post, saying it was “a response to wrongful and dangerous remarks that seek to separate Taiwan from China.” He also said, “Some Japanese politicians and media are deliberately hyping up, creating confusion, and diverting attention, which is irresponsible behavior.”
As expected, Kihara had a different view. He said: “Although the intention may not be clear, it must be pointed out that such remarks are very inappropriate coming from the head of China’s diplomatic mission abroad.” George Glass, the U.S. Ambassador to Japan, was more direct in his criticism of Xue. On X, he Wrote“The mask has slipped again. Just a few months ago, @xuejianosaka compared Israel to Nazi Germany. Now, he threatens Prime Minister @takaichi_sanae and the people of Japan.”
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Updated on November 11, 2025
