| # | Name | Comments |
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| 51 | Anonymous | |
| 52 | Nicolas Lebreton | |
| 53 | Aaron Kaemmerer | |
| 54 | Alec Odahara | The Japanese government should not be treating innocent tourists and businessmen as though they are criminals. |
| 55 | Richard Hudgins | I reject this new law, it amounts to undue harassment and racism against non-Japanese citizens of Japan. |
| 56 | Gordon Osse | |
| 57 | Krzysztof Rozwadowski | The priority should get the more permanent residents and visa holders out of this first, but basically either fingerprint everyone in the country or fingerprint noone. I don't see how Japanese people are any less likely to commit crime than foreigners. |
| 58 | Anonymous | |
| 59 | Garrath Green | |
| 60 | Yann Boquillon | |
| 61 | Aitor Kortazar | |
| 62 | Anonymous | |
| 63 | David Driver | |
| 64 | Anonymous | 日本の再入国カード所有者に対する指紋採取に反対します。 |
| 65 | Rabahi | 指紋採取義務付けに反対を強く主張します。人権を侵害する法律としてしかとられることができません。日本のあらゆる問題の理由を外国人のせいにする政府、誰が悪いのですか？1995年に東京の地下鉄に起こった事件の責任者は外国人だったのですか？ロンドンの交通機関に起こった爆発は英国人じゃなかったのですか？指紋採取で世界規模のテロをなにも解決しません。最も深い社会的な理由があります。 考え直して下さい！ |
| 66 | Evan Pike | |
| 67 | Ben Shearon | This new policy is meaningless in terms of fighting terrorism, discriminates against non-Japanese residents of Japan, is a waste of money, and does not address important questions regarding how the information gathered will be stored, used, disseminated, and administered. |
| 68 | James Lynch | Dear Sir/Madam,
I respectively ask that you reconsider forcing foreign Permanent Residency holders to provide fingerprints and eye scans when entering Japan.
Yours Sincerely,
James Lynch |
| 69 | Anonymous | |
| 70 | Andrew Clarke | Japan's period of Iosolation ended in the meji period - don't start another one! Don't follow America's lead in worsening relations with non-citizens, its a very shallow and pointless policy decision that only has negative ramifications. Please dont do this!!! Keep Japan as friendly as we all think it is and embrace warm international relationships that will last into the future. |
| 71 | Guido de Melo | |
| 72 | Evan Brankin | This is an absurd law. |
| 73 | deschamps | |
| 74 | Mike Smith | Don't finger print foreigners - we are not guilty of anything, except wanting to visit your country.
Innocent until proven guilt! |
| 75 | Kevin Lim | Fingerprinting are reserved for criminals. |
| 76 | Saeri Fukuishima | 外国人を犯罪者みたいにとりあつかわないで！！ |
| 77 | Anonymous | |
| 78 | Anonymous | |
| 79 | Bernard David | |
| 80 | Charean Jacobs | This is discrimination. My husband is Japanese & a permanent resident of Australia. I can't imagine how he would feel if he had to be fingerprinted & photographed every time he entered Australia, a country he owns a home in and pay taxes. Japan needs to join the global community and this is just another step backwards for Japan. Japan is losing its control in Asia and this shows that it is not willing nor able to show global leadership. |
| 81 | Anonymous | The first image of Japan a foreigner will get will be this fingerprint control. Just think of the negative effect on the "Cool power" of Japan... A reputation takes long time to build but just a second to be destroyed.
Then, just imagine yourself, being controlled in the same way when you arrive in the European Union, while all the European citizens are excluded from this control... Won't you feel unfairly discriminated? |
| 82 | Ryan Hagglund | 国際結婚をした日本人にも迷惑をかけてしまいます。日本人である私の妻は一人で子供と入国するのが非常に大変そうなので、私と一緒に外国人の列に並んで入国するほうが言いといっています。アメリカみたいに、国際結婚をした国民を考えてもらいたいと思います。 |
| 83 | Justin Ratcliff | テロ防止にならないと思います。日本の税金の
無駄遣いにすぎない。 |
| 84 | Morgan R | |
| 85 | Jean Ledieu | Je suis contre ce projet de loi! |
| 86 | Echerbault Ronan | |
| 87 | Anonymous | |
| 88 | Dominique Huynh | |
| 89 | Daniel Pulvermacher | 1984 was 23 years ago already... |
| 90 | Rowan White | これは差別でテロと関係ありません。やめていただきませんか？ |
| 91 | Anonymous | |
| 92 | Jenn Fukuyama | |
| 93 | Anonymous | |
| 94 | Michael Ellis | |
| 95 | lemoine sophie | |
| 96 | Anonymous | It is legitimate to want to protect themselves. But I find it disappointing that Japan uses such a law. Japan could brake economic investment and cultural exchange. It's a shame. |
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| 98 | Anonymous | ?????????????????? |
| 99 | Anonymous | |
| 100 | Chuck Kayser | |