Japan's Nuclear Conundrum: A People Divided from Their Leaders The latest polls from Japan reveal a significant majority of citizens remain committed to their country's three non nuclear principles.
Seventy six percent of Japanese support maintaining the status quo on nuclear disarmament, with 77% opposing any form of nuclear sharing with the United States.
Japan's tragic experience as the only country to have suffered atomic bombings in war has left a lasting impact on its society and foreign policy.