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September 12, 2016

Hostile Neighbors: China vs. Japan

How Asia-Pacific nations see each other

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Hostile Neighbors: China vs. Japan
Japanese and Chinese hold negative views of each other
Japanese and Chinese differ most over who is nationalistic and who is modern
Japanese are increasingly likely to believe they have apologized enough for actions during World War II
Japanese views of Chinese turn more negative over past decade
Changes in Chinese views of Japanese
Roughly a quarter of Japanese believe they have not apologized sufficiently for World War II
Chinese unchanged in belief that Japan has yet to sufficiently apologize for actions during World War II
Majorities in Japan and China concerned about territorial disputes
Chinese and Japanese views of Asian neighbors
DPJ and LDP supporters differ on China, South Korea and World War II

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