Japanophobia

Japanophobia

English

Etymology

Japan +‎ -o- +‎ -phobia

Noun

Japanophobia (uncountable)

1. A fear of Japan and Japanese people or culture
   • 1906 Edward Albert Bell - These meddlesome attorneys

     Perhaps this is one of the reasons of their Japanophobia. But if Japan became the ally of France, all this fear and suspicion of Japan would disappear, ...

   • 1999 Jagdish Bhagwati et.al. - Trading Blocs: Alternative Approaches to Analyzing Preferential Trade Agreements

     This would require discarding the extreme Japanophobia that characterises the so-called "revisionists" who are really "regressionists" twice over.

Synonyms

• Nipponophobia

Translations

the fear of Japan or Japanese

Chinese: Mandarin: 反日 (zh) (fǎn-Rì), 反日情感 (fǎn-Rì qínggǎn), 反日主義, 反日主义 (fǎn-Rì zhǔyì) Finnish: japanofobia French: japonophobie (fr) f

German: Japanophobie f Japanese: 反日感情 (はんにちかんじょう, han-Nichi kanjō), 反日 (はんにち, han-Nichi) Russian: японофо́бия f (japonofóbija)