日本媒体人：“拥核”言论太可怕 高市政权“非常可笑”

Core Viewpoint - A Japanese government official has stated that Japan should possess nuclear weapons, which has sparked strong criticism domestically [2]. Group 1 - Japan has historically maintained a firm stance of "not possessing nuclear weapons and pursuing peace without nuclear arms" [2]. - The current administration under Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has not only allowed pro-nuclear rhetoric but is also attempting to amend the "Three Non-Nuclear Principles," particularly the clause regarding "not introducing nuclear weapons" [2]. - The situation has escalated to a concerning level, with critics describing the Kishida administration as having lost its ability to make sound judgments [2].