Core Viewpoint - The Japanese public expresses strong concerns regarding the government's intentions to amend the "Peace Constitution" and revise the "Security Three Documents," particularly criticizing remarks made by Minister Takishi Sema regarding Taiwan [1][3]. Group 1 - Participants at the gathering in Tokyo voiced their alarm over Takishi Sema's comments, indicating a shared sentiment of unease among attendees [3]. - The leader of the Social Democratic Party, Mizuho Fukushima, emphasized the importance of preserving Article 9 of the "Peace Constitution" and called for collective efforts to prevent its amendment [1]. - Attendees expressed regret over Takishi Sema's statements, with calls for her to retract her comments [4].