视频丨日本民众集会反对政府推进军备扩张路线

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the protests is a strong condemnation of Prime Minister Kishi's remarks regarding Taiwan, with demands for her resignation due to perceived interference in domestic affairs and historical sensitivities in East Asia [2][4] - Protesters express that Kishi's statements reflect hostility towards China and call for accountability, insisting that she must retract her comments in a formal setting [4][6] - There is significant public anger regarding the government's prioritization of defense spending over social welfare, with calls for tax money to be allocated to support vulnerable populations rather than military expansion [6][8] Group 2 - Protesters highlight the risks associated with increased defense spending, suggesting that it could lead Japan towards the brink of war, particularly in the context of potential conflicts involving Taiwan [4][8] - Concerns are raised that if the Self-Defense Forces engage in conflict, regions like Okinawa would be the first to bear the consequences, emphasizing the need for responsible governance [8]