Scots and other British citizens living in Japan expressed a range of emotions Friday as voters in Scotland rejected the offer of an independent state.
Some spoke of relief and others disappointment as expatriates — who had a stake in the outcome but were unable to vote — watched the outcome from afar.
But most agreed that continuity for the institutions of the United Kingdom would leave relations with Japan unchanged.
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