“It’s unacceptable!”, says Nagasaki’s governor in opposition to revising Japan’s Anti-Nuclear 3 Principles, in tandem with Okinawa’s governor. (18no25)
Splendor of Okinawa: Lagerstroemia roadside Uruma, 7no25 Nagasaki Prefecture Governor Kengo Oishi held his scheduled press conference on 17 November. In response to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s consideration of revising Japan’s 3 Anti-Nuclear Principles, the governor strongly opposed, noting, “As for our prefecture, the one that was atomic-bombed, it’s totally unacceptable!” Okinawa Prefecture’s Governor Denny Tamaki, speaking to the press squad at the Prefectural Office, expressed his thinking in opposing the revision as well. Governor Oishi opined on the Government’s stance till now on the 3 Anti-Nuclear Principles, “They’ve come to be strongly maintained and protected!” Moreover, he claimed in his criticism that if the principles were to be revised, “Our stance will be seen as a reversal.” Governor Oishi stressed, “Our off-cited “Nagasaki was the final atom bomb site” is a concept that Nagasaki has repeated over and over in declarations. That’s what I want transmitted ...