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Yang Haiyang, a professor at Japan's National Shizuoka University, is shown in a file photo.

Japanese Universities' Ties to China's Military-Linked Schools Spark Concern

The Japanese government says it's up to the universities concerned to manage the potential export of sensitive technology to the People's Liberation Army (PLA).

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