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The Return of Japanese Hard Power

Geopolitics
Japan
May 05, 2026に開始

Why Tokyo is bulking up its defense-industrial base

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Strengthening Japan's military might is a necessary step for its sovereignty and self-defense in an increasingly volatile world.

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Japan's investment in hard power is essential for regional security and countering threats from North Korea and China.

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Japan's defense-industrial growth reflects a pragmatic response to evolving global threats, rather than a shift towards militarism.

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Increasing Japan's military capabilities could escalate tensions in East Asia, undermining peace and stability in the region.

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Japan's move towards hard power may alienate its pacifist allies and go against the post-war constitution's principles.

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