Anti-Japan Protests Spread to Vietnam

April 17th, 2005 by Adamu
Adamu

From Reuters Japan:

Anti-Japanese Protests Held at Japanese Embassy in Vietnam
Apr. 17, 2005 7:03pm JST

HANOI (4/17, Reuters) Anti-Japanese protests were held in front of the Japanese embassy in Vietnam’s capital city Hanoi.

Wearing headbands, the participants shouted anti-Japanese slogans into bullhorns and waved banners written in English and Chinese characters. One of the banners read “Japan get out!”

The demonstrators are said to be expatriate Chinese living in Vietnam.

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ベトナムの日本大使館前で反日デモ
2005年 04月 17日 日曜日 19:03 JST

 [ハノイ 17日 ロイター] ベトナムの首都ハノイ市内の日本大使館前で17日、50人近くが反日デモを行った。

 はちまき姿で、英語と漢字で書かれた横断幕を掲げた参加者らは、拡声器を使って反日スローガンを叫んだ。横断幕の一つには「日本は出て行け」と書かれていた。

 デモ参加者は、ベトナム在住の中国人とみられている。

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