Japan vs china...

**oliver1013** · September 18th, 2012 10:37 AM

Nagkaka initan tong dalawa...kung sakali mag escalate, sino kaya magwawagi? Kahit maliit ang Japan tingin ko may chance to makasilat..

**Monseratto** · September 18th, 2012 10:47 AM

China is the biggest market of Japanese goods...why risk US$345 billion in trade?

In 2011, China was the largest market for Japanese exports, while Japan was the fourth-largest market for Chinese exports. China’s shipments to Japan totaled $148.3 billion last year as it imported $194.6 billion of Japanese goods, according to Chinese customs data.

**rollyic** · September 18th, 2012 10:50 AM

Originally Posted by Monseratto

China is the biggest market of Japanese goods...

thats right but also remember that Japan, Korea, US and the rest of the NATO allies is the biggest market of China...if they implement economic embargo, china will falldown.

**Monseratto** · September 18th, 2012 10:56 AM

Mamaya malalaman natin kung iinit pa. Anniversary ng start ng Invasion of China which caused the deaths of 30million Chinese civilians ngayon...

Japan was also bolstering its defences around the disputed East China Sea islands after state media reported a flotilla of around 1,000 Chinese fishing boats was sailing towards them.

The Japanese coast guard said it has so far been unable to confirm the arrival of the fishing boats, but it spotted one Chinese fisheries patrol ship in waters near the disputed islands shortly before 7 a.m. (2200 GMT)

The Japanese government has set up an information-gathering operation to monitor the movements of the Chinese fishing boats.

**Monseratto** · September 18th, 2012 11:01 AM

Originally Posted by rollyic

thats right but also remember that Japan, Korea, US and the rest of the NATO allies is the biggest market of China...if they implement economic embargo, china will falldown.

Hands off lahat ng mga countries mentioned sa gulo...

Also many asians still view the Japanese with animosity, remember the massacre of Manila?

Various credible Western and Eastern sources agree that the death toll was at least 100,000,[1] tallying to around 10% of the population of the city. The massacre was at its worst in the Battle of Manila, in which the Allies shelled the city of Manila to drive out the Japanese. By the time the Japanese were driven out, the city was in ruins, becoming the second most destroyed Allied capital city during the war, the first being Warsaw in Poland.[2] During lulls in the battle for control of the city, Japanese troops took out their anger and frustration on the civilians caught in the crossfire. Japanese troops looted and burned, and brutally executed, tortured, decapitated and ***ually abused Filipino women, men and children alike, Red Cross personnel, prisoners of war and hospital patients.

**oliver1013** · September 18th, 2012 11:05 AM

Kala ko stalingrad most devastated city of ww2

**Monseratto** · September 18th, 2012 11:09 AM

Originally Posted by oliver1013

Kala ko stalingrad most devastated city of ww2

Capital po...

By the time the Japanese were driven out, the city was in ruins, becoming the second most destroyed Allied capital city during the war, the first being Warsaw in Poland.[2]

**timrev** · September 18th, 2012 11:21 AM

Japan firms stop China operations after protests
http://business.inquirer.net/82474/j...after-protests

inihinto na daw ng panasonic at canon factory nila sa china....oras ng makipagtulungan ang pinas sa japan

**Monseratto** · September 18th, 2012 11:35 AM

May mga Chinese patrol boats in the area to join in if things turn nasty...

09.17.12 17:26

1,000 Chinese Boats to Sail Near Disputed Islands

Local news outlets say up to 1,000 boats will set sail from Fujian, Zhejiang, and other coastal provinces after a fishing moratorium on the East China Sea was lifted September 16. Each year Chinese vessels sail to the waters around disputed territory known in China as the Diaoyu Islands and in Japan as the Senkaku Islands. Authorities say the islands have been designated as a maritime patrol area to protect the safety of the fishermen.

**Monseratto** · September 18th, 2012 11:41 AM

Favorite ng mga social climbers...

Uniqlo to close more China stores on Tuesday as demonstrations spread

TOKYO | Mon Sep 17, 2012 6:54am EDT
(Reuters) - Japan's Fast Retailing said it will close more of its Uniqlo clothing stores in China on Tuesday as it expects anti-Japan demonstrations there to escalate.

Asia's largest apparel retailer said it will close 19 Uniqlo outlets in China on Tuesday, up from seven on Monday. One store will be operating at shortened hours on Tuesday, compared with nine on Monday.

(Reporting by James Topham, Editing by Jonathan Thatcher)