Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae's erroneous remarks about Taiwan have sparked continued criticism in Japan. On the evening of December 19, some Japanese people held a protest rally in Tokyo, demanding that Takaichi deeply reflect, immediately withdraw his erroneous remarks, and stop creating tension. Other protesters said that the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles” were originally the basic policy that Japan should always adhere to, and that they absolutely cannot accept the Takaichi government's attempt to revise the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles.”

Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae's erroneous remarks about Taiwan have sparked continued criticism in Japan. On the evening of December 19, some Japanese people held a protest rally in Tokyo, demanding that Takaichi deeply reflect, immediately withdraw his erroneous remarks, and stop creating tension. Other protesters said that the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles” were originally the basic policy that Japan should always adhere to, and that they absolutely cannot accept the Takaichi government's attempt to revise the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles.”