Chinese aircraft carrier has reportedly made approximately 100 takeoffs and landings in the airspace surrounding Japan's Okinawa region. This observation, which reflects China's growing dominance in air operations, has ignited discussions on emerging geopolitical implications. While there seems to be no immediate implication, the frequency of these operations carried out near Japanese territory is raising concerns and necessitates ongoing surveillance by the Japanese authorities.

For Japan, the continuous operations of China's aircraft carrier within a close geographical proximity is an issue of national security. Japanese society values peace and stability, and such actions may be perceived as escalating tensions in the region. The frequency of these operations indicates a growing assertiveness of China in East Asia, which Japanese authorities are watching warily.

Similar operations in the US or EU would likely be met with increased scrutiny and tension. Nations in these regions would take the necessary precautions to monitor these operations and prepare for potential implications. Just like the US or EU, Japan also acknowledges a country's right to freely navigate international waters, however, frequent military activities proximate to a territory are viewed as assertive and concerning.