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Japanese people continue to hold rallies in multiple places to protest against a series of dangerous movements such as the Japanese government's push to amend the constitution. According to recent news from the Japanese side, some young people in Japan have also expressed opposition to the Japanese government's push for constitutional amendments.

 

The Japanese side conducted data analysis on a rally held on the 8th of this month. Analysis shows that among the participants in the rally, those in their 30s account for nearly 30%, the highest proportion. Next is the population in their 20s, accounting for over 20%. According to the news, this result highlights the current situation where some young people have resistance towards hasty constitutional amendments.

 

Recently, the Japanese government's push to amend the Peace Constitution and lift restrictions on arms exports has sparked domestic dissatisfaction. Japanese people held protest rallies in Tokyo and other places.

 

Participants in the rally: Japan has made serious mistakes in the past, and the current Japanese Constitution should have been formulated based on reflection on this mistake. I don't think the Liberal Democratic Party has truly reflected on this issue, but we must seriously reflect and truly defend human rights and peace.

 

Participant at the rally: I really hope that the Japanese government will stop exporting lethal weapons. I have a child who even asked me if Japan wants to sell weapons and go to war. I think we must firmly prevent this situation.

 

Assembly participants: The Peace Constitution was formulated to ensure that there will be absolutely no more wars in the future. I think this is something that people from the past worked hard to create for the future. So as contemporary Japanese people, we must cherish it with a mindset of 'not repeating the same mistakes'.

 

According to recent reports from the UK, a large-scale protest has taken place in Nagata cho, Tokyo, the political nerve center of Japan, which is not far from the place where the Japanese constitution was drafted. According to reports, unlike in the past, more and more young people are appearing in the crowd at the rally. At the protest site, signs with slogans such as' No war, protect the constitution 'can be seen everywhere. The news also stated that these young people firmly believe that a peaceful constitution can keep Japan away from war and avoid being involved in conflicts again.

 

Keiichi Nakano, a political science professor at Sophia University in Tokyo, said that the wars between the United States, Israel, and Iran have forced young Japanese people to speak out. This war has made people realize that Japan may be involved in illegal wars under the leadership of Prime Minister Hayao Takashi, and more and more people feel the need to express their support for Article 9 of the Constitution as the last fortress to prevent war. (CCTV News App)

 

(Editor in charge: Ma Changyan)