What's wrong with Japanese English?

Question 1: Japanese English is similar to a kind of English that the Japanese have fooled themselves and invented and created by themselves, that only they understand, and that is claimed to be English. It is the one where all English words are pronounced in Japanese hiragana katakana, and all 26 English letters have their pronunciation. The reason for this is twofold: 1, just like the contents of some domestic quick-fix foreign language books, the Japanese use Japanese kana to make it easier to learn, and as a result, the use of Japanese pronunciation has become a habit; 2, after the Meiji Restoration, there were too many foreign words from the West, and it was too late to translate them one by one, so a large number of foreign words were directly transliterated into Japanese using katakana. Japanese English is the English that English speakers don't understand anyway

Question 2: Probably a mouth fetish