It is an everyday occurrence when sitting next to some Japanese people who are having a conversation to hear more than a handful of English words throughout their conversation every minute. The implication could be that this use of loan words could be laying the groundwork for a Japanese English.
Research by Kubota on Japanese language shows that loan words are increasing and 81% of Japanese people surveyed had encountered loan words they did not understand (Kubota, 1998). Kubota also writes about the official use of English words for welfare policies. These words would be intended for use in international situations when English was necessary and here we can see the Japanese's own English starting to develop.