Are Japanese people trustworthy

Answer 1

Humans, no matter what their race or nationality are all capable of doing harm as well as good. That's why it isn't right to speak in such generalities as an entire nation being evil. This leads to stereotypes and bigotry.

Answer 2

It depends on the person, the same as in every other nationality, culture, or society. Questions that generalize about an entire group, race, or ethnicity can offend some people. All people are really alike, regardless of those racial or group differences, you can expect the same good and bad proportions among all people, to suggest otherwise is insulting to the group of people singled out. Some people will call this a bigoted perspective or perhaps racist, although you probably didn't mean your question to be that way.

Japanese people are as trustworthy as anyone else; there is no relationship between race and loyalty or integrity.