Constitution Day rallies highlight stark divide in reform debate

Constitution Day rallies highlight stark divide in reform debate

Journalist Yoshiko Sakurai speaks at a rally in favor of amending Japan's war-renouncing Constitution in Tokyo on May 3, 2015, the 68th anniversary of the implementation of the supreme law. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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