Ishihara Taro

Ishihara Taro

politician Japan

Ishihara Taro, born in 1962 in Chengdu, Sichuan, is a notable Japanese politician and political commentator who gained significant attention after being elected to the Japanese Senate in July 2023. He is recognized for being the first ethnic Chinese to become a member of the Japanese legislature after acquiring Japanese citizenship in 2007. Ishihara has drawn controversy for his outspoken views, particularly his denial of historical events such as the Nanjing Massacre and his alignment with right-wing perspectives that challenge China's historical narratives. His recent actions, including public visits to the controversial Yasukuni Shrine, have led to backlash from China, which has imposed sanctions against him for his perceived anti-China rhetoric. Ishihara is also known for his extensive writings, including several books that criticize China's policies and history.

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Hong Kong Hong Kong: Ishihara Taro is a Japanese senator who has been sanctioned by China for spreading false information and denying historical events. 1

明報 (Ming Pao): 中方制裁日本華裔議員 凍資產、禁入境 撰書反華、否認南京屠殺 官媒斥「21世紀新漢奸」 - 20250909 - 中國 - 每日明報