China's use of 'Panda Diplomacy', gifting pandas as a means to advance its foreign policies, has raised concerns in Japan. Recently, China's deployment of their 'Panda Diplomacy' seems to harbor political motives, triggering in-depth discussions among Japan's political landscape. No specific instances have been stated, but analysts suggest that this could point towards the ongoing Sino-Japanese relations and their attempts to influence public opinion in Japan.

In Japan, the Chinese 'Panda Diplomacy' arouses concern given the ongoing territorial disputes and strained diplomatic relations between the two nations. There's a mixture of fascination for pandas and apprehension about China's political intentions. Japan, being a country where social values strongly prefer directness and sincerity, find this indirect diplomatic approach disturbing.

In the US or EU, 'Panda Diplomacy' is also seen as a charm offensive by China but occasionally viewed with skepticism. The cultural and political subtleties vary with each region, but the general view is cautious acceptance with underlying concerns around hidden political agendas.