Japan is “too Japanese." Or so says Julian Ryall, a freelance correspondent for the Telegraph and South China Morning Post.

Most people visit or move to Japan because the country and its people fascinate them, and they don’t judge them for being, well, Japanese. This is not so for Julian Ryall. They are, he clams, incorrigible racists.

Typically, Ryall doesn’t himself claim the Japanese are racists; he lets his interview subjects and headline writers do it for him.

In an article for South China Morning Post, Ryall writes: “Why is racism so big in Japan?”

The main source is an American expatriate named Debito Arudou, a human-rights activist from California who later became a Japanese citizen in 2000.

Arudou claims the Japanese are full of “nationalist claptrap,” as opposed to Ryall, who is full of anti-racist claptrap.

Another of Ryall’s hit pieces complained that Japan is “still racist” despite accepting foreign workers

For that one, Ryall found a French expatriate to unload on the country that took him in, writing:

“What can you do?” said Fior, 47. “Japan is such a polite country on the surface and everyone smiles and bows, but there are a lot of times when you get the sense that not far below the surface is the wish that us foreigners were just not here.”

The Japanese probably do wish that. And no one can blame them.

But why such a focus on “racism” and attacking Japan?

The answer: Ryall is a Chinese propagandist. His paymaster is in Hangzhou, China. SCMP is owned by the Alibaba Group, a Chinese tech company. The newspaper is the “leading edge of China’s efforts to project soft power abroad,” as the New York Times described it.

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