In a December 2023 interview, Elon Musk stressed the need for each country to maintain its cultural identity, arguing that even if the buildings remain, if the Japanese people leave a place, it will no longer be Japan.

The number of foreign residents in Japan has increased 1.5 times in the last 10 years.

In Saitama Prefecture, the number of arrested Turkish people (approximately Kurdish people) per 1,000 people was 38.6, which is 31.1 times the number of arrested Japanese people.

An unemployed man of Turkish nationality who was arrested in March 2024 for sexually assaulting a junior high school girl in Kawaguchi City, Saitama Prefecture, was convicted and arrested and indicted again for sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl in September while on suspended sentence, but the Saitama Prefectural Police did not make this public.

An attempted murder incident between Turkish Kurds on July 4, 2023 triggered a brawl involving approximately 100 Turkish Kurds around the Kawaguchi Municipal Medical Center General Hospital from July 4 to 5, 2023.

Traffic violations such as underage driving and excessive loading are rampant, and traffic accidents are occurring frequently.

In Kawaguchi City, Saitama Prefecture, the proportion of elementary and junior high school students in the population by nationality is particularly high for Turkish people. Many families apply for refugee status, or parents who have already arrived in Japan bring their children over, and the number of children being born in Japan is also increasing.

The average amount of welfare benefits paid per person to foreigners is about three times that of Japanese people.

The amount of grant based scholarship provided per person to foreign students is approximately 3.4 times that of Japanese students.

Small to medium-sized riots requiring police intervention are commonplace in Germany.

Drug addicts are hanging out in front of Frankfurt Central Station in Germany.

As the number of migrants in Italy increases, Prime Minister Meloni has declared a state of emergency.

Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen won the general election by calling for immigration restrictions, saying, “If there are too many immigrants, the country cannot maintain unity.”

A Kurdish man who sexually assaulted a junior high school girl in January 2012 was not only released on probation, but also sexually assaulted a 12-year-old girl in September 2012. The police did not make the case public, and a citizen who noticed it during the trial spread the information on social media. Saitama Governor Ohno commented on the case, “There has been no official report, so I can’t say anything.”

The Japanese population is rapidly decreasing in the western and northern areas of Kawaguchi City, where the Kurdish population is concentrated. This is the same phenomenon as the White Flight in the United States, where the original white residents leave due to the increase in immigration.

The July 2023 Rome Accords set a common goal of preventing “migrant and refugee smuggling networks.” There are left-wing organizations such as NGOs and NPOs that broker and fund migration.

The Kishida administration made a cabinet decision to expand the scope of the “Specified Skills No. 2” residence status, which allows permanent residence and family members to accompany the immigrants. The United States tried to accept immigrants selectively, but once foreign communities were established, immigrants gradually flowed in and it became impossible to stop them.

“When a foreigner comes to Japan and lives there for more than a year, they are defined as an immigrant overseas. The same goes for students. If Japanese people go abroad and live there for a year, we become immigrants to that country. The number of immigrants will increase rapidly. We already know that this will cause various problems. However, the government never says anything about this.” September 2024

“We will probably soon see a decline of 1 million Japanese people every year, while more than 500,000 foreigners will enter the country every year. Try doing that for 10 or 20 years. Japan’s population structure will change.” September 2024

“It’s fine to gradually bring in people with special skills, but if we say that immigration is necessary because there aren’t enough people to do simple labor, it’s obvious that while we thought we were lending our roof to them, we will end up losing our main house before we know it. Therefore, the Democratic Party wants to speak out loudly and say no to immigration policies.” September 2024

“Many opposition parties say that voting rights should be given to foreigners. Actually, even more if you include the Komeito Party. If a large number of foreigners come in and are given the right to vote, they will be the ones to vote because they understand the importance of voting. If things continue as they are, Japan will become weaker, various things will be bought, and many foreigners will come in and have the right to vote. It’s a right, so it can’t be helped, it can’t be helped, and so they will go along with it. There is little information about Japanese people, so they are absent-minded. Then, before they know it, it will be like that.” October 2024

“We need to create a unified government office that will handle everything related to foreigners, and we need to be very strict about immigration and departure control, checking for crimes, and accepting foreigners in a way that allows them to fully integrate into Japanese society.”

“If we are going to allow foreigners into Japan, we should treat them very differently from Japanese people, and at the very least, we should have clear rules that state that if their visas expire or they run out of money, they should be forced to return to their home countries, and that they will be deported even if they refuse.” February 2025

“We don’t want to turn Japan into a lawless place and lower the value of Japan. Japan’s value is its good public safety. When foreigners come to Japan and ask what is best about it, they say it’s the delicious food and good public safety. They tell us this so eagerly, so we know that the good thing about Japan is its good public safety. We definitely don’t want to lose that. I think protecting that is a major job of politics.” February 2025

“Raising wages and accepting large numbers of foreign workers are contradictory, so in order to raise wages, it is better to accept them carefully.” February 2025