Fire Across the Sea

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Focusing on Japanese antiwar organizations, the study delves into their attempts to redefine the war's impact and foster new activism in a traditionally passive society. It explores the strategies employed by protesters and highlights the challenges faced by Japanese officials who must navigate a delicate balance between public dissent and international treaty commitments to the U.S. This analysis provides insight into the evolving landscape of protest and governmental response in Japan.