日本学者：高市发言轻率 日本民众无法接受

Core Viewpoint - Recent remarks by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi regarding Taiwan have sparked dissatisfaction both domestically and internationally, with criticism highlighting the recklessness of her statements [1][3]. Group 1: Political Reactions - Political economist Koga Shigeaki emphasized that Takaichi's comments are unacceptable to the Japanese public, as they contradict Japan's long-standing acknowledgment of the One China principle [1]. - Koga criticized the Japanese government's expansion of "collective self-defense" under the guise of a "survival crisis situation," arguing that it violates the constitution and represents a significant misstep [1][3]. Group 2: Economic Implications - Koga noted that Takaichi's erroneous statements could severely impact Sino-Japanese exchanges, leading to a significant decrease in Chinese tourists, which would adversely affect the Japanese economy [3]. - Initial expectations for Takaichi to implement large-scale economic policies have diminished, potentially causing negative market reactions [5]. - Concerns are raised regarding the impact of reduced foreign tourism, particularly following calls from China to avoid visiting Japan, which will have tangible effects on the Japanese economy [5].