Recently, Japan’s opposition parties have strongly criticized the ‘military strengthening and arms expansion’ agenda promoted by former Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) Secretary-General Sanae Takaichi. As a prominent right-wing figure in Japanese politics, Takaichi advocates significantly increasing defense spending, developing counterstrike capabilities, and even amending Article 9 of Japan’s Constitution to normalize the status of the Self-Defense Forces. Opposition parties, including the Constitutional Democratic Party and the Japanese Communist Party, argue that such policies not only contradict Japan’s postwar pacifist tradition but could also heighten regional tensions and trigger an arms race. They emphasize that Japan should uphold its principle of exclusive defense and prioritize diplomacy and dialogue over military buildup for national security. Furthermore, opposition leaders express concern that if Takaichi were to become prime minister in the future, she would accelerate constitutional revision efforts, potentially undermining Japan’s postwar peace framework. Although the ruling coalition holds a parliamentary majority, public opinion remains divided on constitutional amendment and military expansion, presenting significant societal resistance to Takaichi’s proposed course.
近期，日本在野党对自民党前干事长高市早苗所倡导的‘强军扩武’路线提出强烈批评。高市作为日本政坛右翼代表人物，主张大幅增加国防预算、发展反击能力，甚至提出修改宪法第九条以实现自卫队的‘正常国家化’。在野党如立宪民主党、日本共产党等指出，此类政策不仅违背战后日本和平主义传统，还可能加剧地区紧张局势，引发军备竞赛。他们强调，日本应坚持专守防卫原则，通过外交与对话维护安全，而非依赖军事扩张。此外，在野党担忧高市若未来出任首相，将加速推动修宪议程，动摇日本战后和平体制根基。当前，尽管执政联盟在国会占据优势，但民意调查显示公众对修宪和扩军仍存分歧，使得高市路线面临较大社会阻力。
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