Japan offended by cartoons French about Fukushima

The Japan is offended by France. Japanese authorities haven't found any Cutie to cartoons published in the Canard Enchainé, a satirical French newspaper.

The designs blend the assignment of the 2020 Olympics with Japan the Fukushima nuclear disaster and Yoshihide Suga, Japanese chef de Cabinet, "hurt the feelings of the people affected by the tsunami of 2011. And convey an impression and a wrong information about the problem of contaminated water in central Fukushima Prefecture. "

Japanese diplomacy protests, by official channels. A reaction to the French newspaper fails to realize and fight back with a value dear to Western countries: the freedom of expression. "The indignant reaction of Japanese authorities left us speechless," says Louis-Marie Horeau, Chief Editor of the newspaper, which explains: "of course the Canard had no intention of offending anyone. But it's the freedom of the designer to translate a drama that continues. "

The assignment of the 2020 Olympic Games organization to Japan was announced on 8 September in Buenos Aires. A moment that the Japanese delegation lived with great emotion.

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