在台日籍学者：日本在台海问题上插手挑衅，绝非“挺台”而是“害台”

Core Viewpoint - The involvement of Japan in the Taiwan Strait issue is seen as a provocation rather than support for Taiwan, with claims that Japan's actions may harm Taiwan instead of helping it [1][2]. Group 1: Japan's Position on Taiwan - Japanese Prime Minister Kishi Nobuo's recent statements suggest that any military action by China against Taiwan could pose a "survival crisis" for Japan, which is viewed as an inappropriate interference in the Taiwan issue [1]. - The scholar Fujii Shizue argues that Japanese politicians are using Taiwan as leverage to promote Japan's militarization and to appease the United States, which could escalate tensions in the Taiwan Strait [1]. Group 2: Historical Context - Fujii Shizue emphasizes that Japan's historical actions during the invasion of China and its colonial rule over Taiwan are significant, asserting that Japan has no right to interfere in China's internal affairs regarding Taiwan [2]. - The return of Taiwan to China in 1945 is highlighted as a resolution to the sovereignty issue, countering any Japanese claims to Taiwan [2]. Group 3: Critique of Current Political Dynamics - Fujii criticizes Taiwanese independence politicians for ignoring historical truths and suggests that their actions reflect a colonial mindset [3]. - The scholar calls for a recognition of history and a deep reflection on past mistakes to prevent repeating them, advocating for dialogue between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait as a means to ease tensions [3].