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排外運動 (haigaiundou) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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At the end of the 19th century, anti-foreign movements intensified in various regions.
That policy led to a rise in anti-foreign movements.
Kanji 排 repudiate, exclude, expel Related words 排はい 外がい 主しゅ 義ぎ 排外主義 refers to the ideology or principle of xenophobia, while 排外運動 is the concrete movement or campaign based on that ideology.
外がい 国こく 人じん 排はい 斥せき 外国人排斥 is a broader term for exclusion of foreigners, not necessarily implying an organized movement.
Etymology Compound of 排外 (はいがい, 'anti-foreign') and 運動 (うんどう, 'movement'). The term emerged in the context of modern Japanese history to describe organized resistance against foreign influence.
