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The rest of the world may not have taken much notice, but Japan is becoming more and more alarmed that China's rise poses a security risk to Asia and the rest of the world. As a result of this and other concerns, Asia's No. 1 economy is rethinking its relationship with Asia's No. 2 economy.
The latest indication of Japan's new approach is its decision last week to
grant a tourist visa to former Taiwan President Lee Teng-hui. Governments the world over, fearful of retaliation by Beijing, usually keep the independence-minded Mr. Lee at arm's length. Until now, so too has Japan.
The visa flap follows two maritime incursions into Japanese waters over the past six weeks by Chinese vessels, in one case a nuclear submarine. Shedding its historical reluctance to confront Beijing, Tokyo complained loudly enough about the submarine incursion to force an apology, and then again about China's exploration of a gas field in disputed waters. Earlier this month, a once-a-decade defense review took the significant step of announcing that China and North Korea, rather than Russia, should henceforth be seen as the main threat to Japan's security.
Last week's visa decision takes Japan's new-found assertiveness a stage further. Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi brushed aside Chinese
complaints -- saying there was "no reason to refuse" the visa request,
especially since Mr. Lee had "graduated from a Japanese university."
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