None of Japan's 110 Japanese expatriates in Ukraine had yet to be evacuated, but the ambassadors and embassy staff evacuated to Moldova first. At the same time, because of the concern about the situation in Ukraine, coupled with the Ukrainian government's request for conscription, many Japanese people moved their minds to go to Ukraine. Just hours after the Ukrainian embassy's announcement, 70 Japanese "signed up to fight," 50 of whom had been Japan's "regular army."
Some people say that because there are many natural disasters in Japan, the education from an early age is to save itself first, protect itself first, and not trouble others. Although the evacuation of overseas Chinese will be done, it will not have such a strong sense of responsibility and feel that it is the responsibility of each person.
There really is no harm without contrast! No matter how many visa-free passports are issued in japan and the United States, they will be dumbfounded when something goes wrong, and they will not be able to return home.
