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September 14, 2013
Japan has been angered by cartoons published in satirical French paper Le Canard Enchaine, and now the Japanese government is planning an official complaint after the paper failed to see what was offensive about the cartoons. Most netizens are angry at seeing the Fukushima tragedy mocked in this fashion, particularly now that Japan has secured the 2020 Olympics, but the paper maintains that the cartoons were not published with intentional malice toward Japan.
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Anger As French Paper Refuses Apology Over Fukushima Cartoons - japanCRUSH
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September 14, 2013
Japan has been angered by cartoons published in satirical French paper Le Canard Enchaine, and now the Japanese government is planning an official complaint after the paper failed to see what was offensive about the cartoons. Most netizens are angry at seeing the Fukushima tragedy mocked in this fashion, particularly now that Japan has secured the 2020 Olympics, but the paper maintains that the cartoons were not published with intentional malice toward Japan.
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