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50,000 People Protest in Tokyo Over Japan's Military Expansion and Constitutional Changes
Tens of thousands gathered in Tokyo to oppose government plans for military expansion and rewriting the post-war constitution. Protesters chanted messages rejecting war and militarization. The demonstration highlights ongoing debates over Japan's defense policies.
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Some 50,000 people participated in a protest in Tokyo, voicing opposition to war, militarization and constitutional revision, @MarioNawfal reported. The protesters' message focused on 'No to war. No to militarization.
No to constitutional revision,' amid the Japanese government's push to expand its military. Japan's government also seeks to rewrite the post-war constitution, a move that drew the large-scale demonstration in the capital.
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