The World’s Most Dangerous Woman

In 2025, Sanae Takaichi made history as she was elected Japan’s first fascist dictat…. I mean Prime Minister since Emperor Hirohito assumed absolute power of the Land of the Rising Sun. Her platform rode off of the coattails of some of the most viral YouTube and Instagram politicians who called for the complete removal of foreigners from Japan. Citing issues ranging from as little as putting trash in the wrong bin to major infractions like not paying taxes or contributing to organized crime, Takaichi rode in with one promise: get rid of the foreigner epidemic before it ruins Japan!

To the American Right, such as the late, great Charlie Kirk among others, this is an historical moment for Japan. A nation that takes the best of American anything and does it a hundred times better. Takaichi’s appeal to the American right is that she says the loud part out loud. Immigrants are bad across the board and she’s absolutely right for wanting them out. The American right wing media continues to praise her and, even at the time of this writing she is planning a trip to see President Donald Trump, the media is cheering her on as she leads the charge to “purify” Japan once more.

The only problem is, Japan can’t afford it.

While Takaichi plans on making Japan a fascist hellhole for all foreigners (it doesn’t matter what side of the law you’re on, you’re on her radar), Japan is currently being hammered with a ton of issues that are collapsing the nation from underneath itself. In the end, Takaichi’s very own policy ideas are going to be that which gives way to said collapse.

Japan’s Aging Population

Japan has one of the oldest populations in the world. The average life expectancy of a Japanese woman has reached around 100 years of age, while Japanese men sit at around 80 to 90 years. This is particularly bad when mixed with the last thirty years of Japanese society making sex taboo and social initiatives that put work first, family second. Couples started to wait longer to actually get married and even longer to have children. The average couple having their first child sat at around 30 years of age for quite a long time. This has contributed to an extremely low birth rate the likes of which no country has ever seen. Similar problems exist in South Korea, but nothing likened to the Japanese crisis.

It is being treated as a crisis.

The previous Administrations have attempted to address the issue head-on. As far back as the late Shinzo Abe’s term, the Abe Administration attempted to tackle one major problem that has kept families apart for decades – mandatory overtime and work/life separation. By implementing overtime caps among other benefits of his Work Style Reform, Abe’s goal was to bring spouses home early from work so that they can go out, have sex, which should lead to having children! This clearly did not fix the problem as the Japanese people, as a race, is expected to become extinct by 2100 should current trends continue.

The problems infecting Japan concerning population stagnation and shrinkage have a lot to do with a government that seeks to do nothing about it. In fact, the Takaichi Administration vows to make the problem even worse by eliminating the Abe Administration’s Work Style Reform in its entirety. Companies will now be able to force overtime back to pre-bubble levels, separating families and eliminating whatever personal time they’ve gained from the enforcement of these rules.

This has a direct impact on Japanese society, as a whole. Now, couples will need to push their plans further ahead to around their 40s, when both are comfortable having made career choices. Modern woke culture that has hit Japan and led to more women choosing career over homemaking. This is particularly painful to couples looking to start families. Women are, as a result, less committed to relationships and far less likely to get married, valuing career over motherhood. If they choose to have a committed relationship, most women wait until their 40s or even 50s to settle down. There are rare exceptions when young couples choose to marry, but that is a very rare instance.

When couples wait longer to have children, the population tends to age out, as we’re seeing in real time, right now.

The Foreign Invaders

In recent years, foreigners who have come to Japan have also come to experience something that they never thought they’d see: assault and battery. Specifically, on them! Assaults and violent crimes involving Japanese citizenry taking their frustrations out on foreigners has skyrocketed, a problem that has been dismissed as “foreigners getting what they deserve.” For the simple act of having a FaceTime conversation with their families, tourists have been assaulted, their property damaged, and in most cases reported to the police and deported, simply for existing. This is not a symptom, but a result.

This started almost a decade ago when celebrity Logan Paul visited the infamous “Suicide Forest” (Aokigahara in Yamanashi Prefecture on the foot of Mount Fuji) where he defiled the remains of someone who allegedly unalived himself in the forest. After Logan Paul posted the video to YouTube in 2017, he garnered a huge backlash by influencers on the platform. However, the act deeply hurt the Japanese people.

Since then, however, Paul had indirectly influenced a trend of YouTubers who showed nothing but disrespect for Japan. One video that’s gone viral shows a white woman attempting to take a picture of a Maiko in Kyoto. Maiko are cherished entertainers and traditionally taking their picture without authorization is against the law. That didn’t stop a tourist from harassing the Maiko and trying, regardless. This was the second injury to the Japanese, but unlike Logan Paul’s despicable act, this one hurt the Japanese people to their core. The video was shown on NHK and other news outlets, enraging the public (both Japanese and foreigners, alike).

Then, there are the “trendy” videos of foreigners being totally disrespectful on public transit. Harassing young girls, mouthing off to businessmen, feet on seats, doing gymnastics on the aisle of the train, stowing away on a bullet train, stealing a garbage truck from downtown Tokyo – these videos became the tipping point of an already sensitive situation.

Since the release of these videos, the Japanese government had relaxed their hate speech laws. These fairly recent laws, which were targeting sports organizations for putting “Japanese Only” signs up at stadiums, were officially relaxed in Kyoto as the city government moved to outlaw foreigners from Maiko districts. The language they used is, “tourists,” but Japanese tourists were allowed into these neighborhoods while foreigners were strictly forbidden. The moratorium on these laws were also extended to restaurants and other businesses in major cities such as Tokyo, especially in highly trafficked tourist destinations, such as Roppongi and Ikebukuro.

The Takaichi Administration’s first act of vengeance was to propose reforms to the permanent residency requirements for foreigners. Before her proposals, foreigners who lived in Japan for 10 years or more (5 years for spouses of Japanese nationals) were eligible to apply for permanent residency. Legal requirements were not so heavy, as traffic tickets and other minor police interactions were not seen as problematic. Being guilty of a petty crime and onward was, however. The fee was around JPY 40,000 and the decision wait time was long. However, if an applicant met the minimum criteria, they could be approved.

Under Takaichi, it’s not longer going to be that easy. First, a minimum of ten years is required, whether you’re on a special visa or a spouse visa. Second, ANY police interaction could be grounds for rejection. This includes anything as innocent as asking a police officer for directions. While that kind of interaction may be overlooked, or even undocumented, traffic tickets such as simple speeding violations, or even bicycle infractions, will be grounds for automatic denial. Any late payment (even one) of tax or social pension will also get you the middle finger from Immigration. The worst part is the price increase to JPY 100,000 for the application! With salaries continuing to shrink for foreigners, this could potentially be one month’s wages just to apply.

Mixed families are also in terrible danger from that Takaichi reforms; specifically, foreigners who currently have permanent residency. These individuals are expected to be “grandfathered in,” meaning that they will be subject to the above restrictions just like new applicants. That means even if a resident has a history of late payment of taxes and/or pension, and they are now current, that history is grounds for revocation. Any police interaction with a permanent resident foreigner is now also grounds for revocation.

How would asking for directions put you on the radar? Japanese police officers are encouraged to get any information on foreigners, no matter what the interaction is. Even if it’s simply asking where the nearest station or convenience store is, a police officer will usually ask for your travel documents or your residency card. They will ask your port of entry, when you came to Japan, and when you plan to leave if you don’t have permanent residency. This interaction goes into their system and you are automatically flagged. Should you be a permanent or long term resident, when it comes time to investigate whether or not you will be revoked, that interaction will appear on your record.

Foreigners married to Japanese nationals are of particular note in this. The general fear that families will be forced-separated is alive and well and more than likely the case within the next two to five years under a continued Takaichi dictatorship regime. If a foreigner has a history, however brief, of being a nuisance to the Japanese people (late payments, police interactions even minor, etc), that foreigner is now in danger of being separated from their family. The Japanese government’s family courts (in this case the plaintiff will be the Japanese government, not the opposing spouse) will be able to terminate the parental rights of the foreigner they’re deporting and end that family, altogether. There is no word on whether a forced divorce (forced annulment by government order) will accompany any such revocation but time will tell.

Of course, revocation of permanent residency visas and family separation are the least of the concerns when it comes to Sanae Takaichi. In fact, her endgame may be the most dangerous of all for Asia Pacific, and the world.

Sanae, the Destroyer

In late 2025, Chinese President Xi Ji Ping made it quite clear that China fully expects to undertake military action in order to (re)claim Taiwan. To that end, Prime Minister Takaichi claimed that protecting Taiwan is a “survival-level crisis that threatens Japan.” Those words allowed her to gain massive approval to start planning a military response to the Chinese.

War rumors began to circulate, with Chinese diplomats calling for Takaichi’s head. Literally. One diplomat was expelled from Japan for making that statement. Takaichi’s statement didn’t just enrage the Chinese. It enraged the Koreans as well, both North and South, as a militarized Japan doing anything about the Chinese threat to Taiwan is seen as “illegal rearming” of Japan, a violation of treaties that date back to 1945. A militarized Japan was historically responsible for massacres in Korea, China, Indonesia and the Philippines.

So far, the United States has remained relatively silent on the issue when it comes to Japan. However, if all media coverage is any indication, it seems like President Donald Trump will commit to standing by Japan’s side should a conflict arise.

A conflict shall arise.

The End of Peace in Asia Pacific

Commentary news channels such as China Uncensored/America Uncovered (basically the same show) are blowing the airhorns! The Japanese have made too many aggressive comments against an unstable Chinese Communist Party. So much so that Chris Chapel’s show regularly publishes stories about Chinese and Japanese fleet movements in the Pacific. Cries of war already underway by other armchair pundits…. Such as myself… are signaling the end of civil peace as we know it in this region.

The Chinese have already made bold financial moves against Japan. They issued travel warnings to Chinese citizens to avoid Japan, due to “violence against Chinese.” While this is not far from the truth, this is propaganda at its finest. The Japanese are not violent just against the Chinese. They’ve turned violent against ALL foreigners. So this is a half truth.

China has also suspended all seafood trade with Japan. The Chinese are now forbidden from buying Japanese seafood. Yet, Chinese seafood is still grossly cheaper in the supermarkets of Japan. Airlines have also stopped several regular flights, extremely reducing the number of trips between the two Asian powerhouses. Sure, Chinese and Japanese relations have soured, but all out war is still a ways away. Both sides are continuing to blow smoke up each other’s bums, but as of right now, that’s all it is. With the history of the Japanese government’s everyday routines enraging China one way or another, is Takaichi really doing any major damage to an already sour relationship?

Fascism Returns to Japan

On our final note, a question needs to be raised: is fascism really returning to Japan? It’s no secret Sanae Takaichi is a fan of Adolph Hitler, having literally written a love letter about him. She is taking a page directly from his playbook – expel all the foreigners and ensure Japanese purity. In a time where the population is literally dropping like flies (dying) and the skilled labor pool is at its lowest, asking the Japanese people to work abusive overtime hours so that she can expel non-Japanese out of the country is not just political suicide, it could lead to actual genocide of her own people.

For foreign residents who call Japan home, who love the country, respect it, cherish it as though it were their own, their days are numbered! No longer will Japan tolerate the law-abiding, Japan-loving weeaboo, nor the disrespectful Johnny Somali. Whatever side of the law you are on, it matters not to Takaichi – you will be removed, one way or another. She ran a campaign on this. She established the “Ministry of Foreigner Relations” with a known anti-foreigner racist named Kimi Onoda who, in spite of being half-American herself, has led the charge calling for the deportation of foreigners AND so-called “hafu” half-Japanese.

Slowly but surely, Takaichi has positioned herself to take more rights away from foreigners. She led one of the largest immediately crushing measures – the mandatory declaring a foreigner’s nationality on property deeds, which is leading into the elimination of all property rights for foreigners. This move is highly anticipated among real estate experts and it appears to be coming soon.

In February of 2026, Takaichi successfully eliminated her opponents in the lower house of the Diet. Her party won by a landslide, and now she has absolute authority in the lower house. With the overwhelming majority of the upper house also being on her side, Takaichi has a blank check to do whatever she wants, and has no checks nor balances to stop her. In a nutshell, Takaichi now has what’s necessary to mirror Saddam Hussein in his rise to power.

Will she take it? Her rhetoric suggests “Yes.”

She is often compared to President Trump in her governance. This could not be further from the truth as one of Trump’s major differences is that he is pro LEGAL immigration into the United States. Takaichi is anti ALL immigration into Japan. This, alone, makes her very dangerous. The world cannot endure a fascist Japan. Japan CANNOT endure it, most of all. For a nation that’s already on its way down, Takaichi’s answer is to tie it to the bullet train tracks and wait for the Shinkansen to flatten it.

Nice move, Japan. Real nice…