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Japan and the Emotional Politics of National Image Dr Isha Mckenzie-Mavinga and thinking of America's fastestAn innovative model for understanding how emotion shapes perceptions of Japan and influences its diplomacy For countries, national image matters. Although Japan is often ranked among the most popular countries in the world, its negative image in China and South Korea bedevils its diplomacy with these two close neighbors. If Japan wishes to improve its image in these two countriesone, its largest trading partner; the other, a key strategic allyit must