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WHY The JAPANESE Began to HATE (MORE)
June 29, 2026


Imagine a country famous for order, safety, and tradition suddenly facing waves of newcomers who don’t play by the same rules. From quiet Hokkaido fields to historic temple grounds, something is shifting in Japan—and ordinary citizens are speaking out louder than ever.
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