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Abstract:Japan on Thursday publicly cautioned the two candidates vying to replace Prime Minister Theresa May that Japanese investment could leave if they wrenched Britain out of the European Union without a divorce deal. Japan, on
LONDON (Reuters) - Japan on Thursday publicly cautioned the two candidates vying to replace Prime Minister Theresa May that Japanese investment could leave if they wrenched Britain out of the European Union without a divorce deal.
Japan, one of the biggest investors in the British economy, is very concerned about a no-deal Brexit that would have a very negative impact on Japanese firms in Britain, Foreign Minister Taro Kono told the BBC.
Kono said that if there was a no-deal Brexit then car companies might have to go through physical customs inspections and that their operations may not be able to continue.
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