担忧存在安全隐患 日本民众反对重启老旧核电站

Group 1 - Local residents in Niigata Prefecture are strongly opposed to Tokyo Electric Power Company's (TEPCO) plan to restart aging nuclear power plants, citing safety concerns due to the company's history of scandals and management issues [1][2] - Concerns were raised about the uncertainty surrounding the operation of the No. 6 reactor, with a member of a local civic group stating that TEPCO's assurances were not definitive, indicating a 99% certainty but leaving 1% unclear [1] - Residents express distrust in TEPCO's ability to manage nuclear safety, referencing the Fukushima disaster and questioning why the company is allowed to continue operations despite its past failures [1] Group 2 - There is significant public concern regarding the Japanese government's attempts to amend the "Three Non-Nuclear Principles," which include not possessing, producing, or allowing nuclear weapons [3] - Local civic group members emphasize the historical context of nuclear weapon use in Japan, arguing that the government should take clear responsibility for nuclear issues and maintain its commitment to the non-nuclear stance [3] - The proposal to potentially possess nuclear weapons has raised serious doubts among residents, who firmly believe that Japan must adhere to the "Three Non-Nuclear Principles" [3]