It's nice packaging wise if it's all done in house in Japan...
But most manufacturers use a lot of generic parts from around the world - from everything such as from mirrors, to electrics and brakes - from firms like Brembo, Ohlins, Akrapovic, Rizoma - and a great many lesser known companies who supply the vast majority of generic high volume parts.
Most manufacturers control the quality of the assembly line just as well in other countries than wherever their HQ and design centers are based.
Triumph's assembled in Thailand don't suddenly become unreliable, when the design was done at Hinckley and the parts sourced from Europe. Bikes assembled in India don't suffer from their indigenous workforce, any more than if assembled in the UK or USA.
Legal immigrants working in technical roles throughout Europe and the USA perform just as well as local people. In fact the company probably improves quality, because of their true global knowledge gained - none of us are the oracle.
As bikers we're already in a bigoted minority. The world has changed. Perhaps we should worry less about where our bikes are assembled and just get out there and ride?