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Core Viewpoint - Recent comments by Japanese Prime Minister Sanna Takashi have led to a series of cancellations of performances by Chinese and Japanese artists in each other's countries, indicating a deterioration in cultural exchanges between China and Japan [3][8]. Group 1: Event Cancellations - The concert by singer Ekin Cheng scheduled for December 5, 2025, in Tokyo has been canceled due to "force majeure" [3]. - Japanese actor Yuki Furukawa confirmed the cancellation of his fan meeting in Shanghai on December 6 for "unavoidable reasons" [3]. - Approximately 20 Japanese-related events in China have been postponed or canceled, including the JO1 Fan Party in Guangzhou and the Yoshimoto Comedy Special at the Shanghai International Comedy Festival [6]. Group 2: Impact on Film and Cultural Exchange - Two Japanese films, "Crayon Shin-chan: The Hot Spring Dance of the Spring Day" and "Cells at Work," have also announced delays in their release [7]. - Despite the tensions, some Japanese artists have expressed support for a unified China, highlighting the resilience of cultural ties [7]. Group 3: Economic and Cultural Implications - Analysts suggest that the gaming industry and concert economy may be affected, particularly due to the presence of Japanese IPs in domestic games and the popularity of Japanese virtual idols in concerts [8]. - Long-term cultural exchanges between China and Japan may face challenges, but the inherent resilience of grassroots cultural interactions suggests that exchanges will continue despite political and economic factors [8].