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[EAI-IHJ Joint Press Conference] Announcement of the Results of the 13th Korea-Japan Public Perception Survey

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Published
August 4, 2026
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◆ Announcement of the 13th Korea-Japan Public Perception Survey

The East Asia Institute (EAI), in collaboration with the International House of Japan (IHJ), conducted the "13th Korea-Japan Public Perception Survey" and announced the analysis results. This survey aims to understand the mutual perceptions and trust levels between the citizens of Korea and Japan, as well as to conduct an in-depth diagnosis of public opinion trends on key bilateral issues such as historical disputes and economic cooperation. Additionally, it presents policy implications through a comparative analysis of public opinion regarding East Asian security issues, including perceptions of the United States and China, self-nuclear armament, and the Taiwan Strait issue.

The detailed results of this survey can be confirmed through the East Asia Institute's opinion briefing, and more in-depth analysis will be provided in an upcoming issue briefing.

◆ Domestic and Foreign Press Conference

· Date: Monday, August 3, 2026, 10:30 AM - 12:50 PM

· Location: East Asia Institute Conference Hall (1 Sajik-ro 7-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul)

· Presenters: Son Yeol (Chair Research Fellow, East Asia Institute, Professor at Yonsei University), Ken Jimbo (Director, API, Professor at Keio University)

· Audience: Journalists from domestic and international broadcasting companies, newspapers, and online media, including those from Korea and Japan

· Language: Simultaneous interpretation in Korean and Japanese

Attached file: Jimbo Ken (IHJ)_Korea-Japan Press Conference Presentation Material.pdf

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*This text is an AI translation of an original written in Korean. Some translations or nuances may be inaccurate.

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