Japan amp; Taiwan are in good terms, else why would Japan let Taiwanese tourists visit Japan without visas? Now here are some of your misconceptions, and I m hoping that you don t take offense: 1. quot;Faith in Godquot; - this is a far-fetched idea, and practically impossible. 2. quot;going sourquot; - going sour? But the situation has always been acidic, even during the rule of the KMT. 3. quot;to attack each otherquot; - on the verbal platform, yes. But ballistically and diplomatically, it becomes more of quot;attack and defend.quot; Since you re brimming with good intentions, then you must be the messiah that we re looking for, the one who s destined to end this China-Taiwan dispute, with everyone eating their cake and having it, too. So here s my blessings..... Good luck on your China campaign, though!!!!
Hi, Speaking as a Taiwan ciztens in US with my dad as a diplomat for Taiwan, right now the relationship is ok. My hope is that China will become a democracy and that China and Taiwan will join together without using force, so that China and Taiwan will be ROC and democracy not PRC and communist. But....that is never going to happen in my life time.....China has 1000 missles pointing at Taiwan, I hate China, China hates Taiwan, we all hate each other because of what happened in the past......I don t believe in God but I do believe in mircles. anyways right now Japan and Taiwan have a good relationship because their common enemy is China. Taiwan and China don t really like Japan because of what happened in WW2, but Taiwan and Japan must combine to protect against evil. I hope when China and Taiwan swict leaders (Taiwan thought voting unlike China), both sides will get together and unit as Chinese people, not PRC and ROC
Japan and Taiwan have always had pretty good relations for the past several decades even after Japan broke off diplomatic ties with Taiwan. Japan still maintains an underground embassy in Taipei and the number one foreign investor and tourist of Taiwan is from Japan.
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