Thousands of Japanese citizens took to the streets of Tokyo to demonstrate against Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s efforts to amend the nation’s pacifist constitution. The protests signal growing public concern over a potential shift in Japan’s post-war stance of demilitarization. Takaichi is advocating for revisions that would allow for a more assertive role for Japan’s Self-Defense Forces. Demonstrators fear these changes could lead to increased militarism and a departure from the principles enshrined in the current constitution. The movement reflects a deep societal divide regarding Japan's future security policies. The protests underscore a significant challenge to Takaichi's administration and its aims for constitutional reform. Further details are available at RT.com.