On January 7, local time, that is, the "first seven" of Japan's Noto Peninsula, Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa appeared in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, which made many Japanese angry.
It is reported that since the strong earthquake in Ishikawa Prefecture on January 1, many places in Ishikawa Prefecture are still in a state of water outage, power outage and no signal, until seven days have passed, and the Japanese Self-Defense Forces finally sent hot food to the people in the earthquake area.
Just as the whole world was considering how to send funds and relief materials to the people in the disaster areas of Japan, Japan proved to the world with practical actions that Japan would not accept aid from any country other than the United States, even if the United States only provided $100,000 in aid in the end. What's even worse is that Japan has no money to help its own people, but it has the heart to care about Ukraine, which is thousands of miles away.
According to Japan's Kyodo News Agency on January 7, Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa said after meeting with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kuleba that Japan will not only provide Ukraine with drone monitoring systems, but also contribute about 5.3 billion yen to NATO, and Japan will stand firmly on Ukraine's side to jointly resist the threat from Russia.
5.3 billion Japan, simply converted, is about 37 million US dollars, although this money is not a lot, but compared to Japan's ** allocation of 4 billion yen for the Noto Peninsula**, it is already a huge amount of money.
Many Japanese people have been a**, the Noto Peninsula** has been happening for more than 1 week, but so far, the Japanese cabinet ** has not sent any high-level ** to the disaster area to condole, Japan** internal allocation is 4 billion yen, external allocation is 5.3 billion yen, this kind of thing in any country, will be unhappy.
According to the latest data, the Noto Peninsula has caused 168 deaths, 323 missing, 565 injuries, and more than 1,400 damaged houses in Ishikawa Prefecture90,000 people are in evacuation.
Japan's operation during the period of the Noto Peninsula has made many countries think about a problem, although Japan is a country with many occurrences, although it is a little more suffering, but it is not necessarily necessary to donate money and materials to Japan. First of all, Japan is not short of money at all, and secondly, Japan itself is not interested in disaster relief, so everyone should not be sentimental.
Japan** would rather support the war in Ukraine than help the victims, this is the real Japan, as for Ukraine, this heavy 5.3 billion yen in aid, doesn't it feel hot?