According to reports by RFI (Radio France Internationale), regarding the visit of the Heilongjiang delegation to Russia and Russia's detention of a Japanese journalist, the Japanese government has formally lodged solemn representations and strong protests with the Russian side.
On July 21, 2026, the Japanese government announced that it had lodged a formal protest with the Chinese side through diplomatic channels, opposing China's organization of live-fire military exercises within its exclusive economic zone (EEZ).
The Japanese government reportedly spoke out to condemn the Chinese Communist Party's attacks in Japan and Taiwan on some 400 people, including Japanese nationals, and said it would protect overseas residents.
On July 13, 2026, media reported that the Japanese government has begun establishing the first central intelligence agency since World War II, enhancing counterintelligence and cybersecurity capabilities with the assistance of the United States, Australia, and Germany to guard against Chinese cyberattacks and cross-border public opinion manipulation.
The video claims that the Japanese government implemented PKO market support by channeling public pension funds into the stock market, restricting short selling, and designating trust banks to buy shares, and that the support failed after the Nikkei index rose 2.9% in 1993; no public reports of this figure can be found.