Japan minister Onoda warns against dependence on Chinese economy amid escalating dispute November 18, 2025 (Mainichi Japan) Japanese version Minister of State for Economic Security Kimi Onoda delivers a policy speech at the House of Councillors Cabinet Committee in the Diet on Nov. 18 偽物時計  2025. (Mainichi/Akihiro Hirata) TOKYO -- Kimi Onoda, minister of state for economic security, has expressed concern over Japan's dependence on the Chinese economy amid an escalating diplomatic dispute between the two countries. In response to the Chinese government's call for its citizens to refrain from traveling to Japan, following Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's remarks in the Diet regarding a potential Taiwan contingency, Onoda commented at a press conference after a Nov. 18 Cabinet meeting, "Overdependence on a country that engages in economic coercion is a risk." China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Nov. 14 urged Chinese nationals to avoid traveling to Japan for the time being. This was a countermove to Takaichi's statement in the Diet that a Taiwan contingency could constitute a "survival-threatening situation" for Japan ブランド靴コピー  allowing for the exercise of collective self-defense. Beijing's advisory also included a warning regarding studying in Japan. At the press conference ブランドスーパーコピー激安  Onoda criticized the situation コピー激安通販  stating, "Relying too heavily on a country that resorts to economic coercion whenever it is displeased poses risks not only to supply chains but also to tourism." She added, "We must recognize that depending economically on a risky country is dangerous." (Japanese original by Toru Watanabe コピー時計 N級品  Tokyo Business News Department) Font Size SML Print Go to The Mainichi Home Page Related Articles A spat over Taiwan is threatening China-Japan ties Several major China travel agencies halt Japan trip sales: sources China urges citizens to reconsider studying in Japan over security concerns Japan protests China diplomat's violent threat over Takaichi Taiwan remark