A survey says that most people in Japan do not support an attack on Iran. 82% of people said they do not agree with the attack. Also, many people do not think the Prime Minister's response is good.
According to a recent Asahi newspaper poll, 82% of respondents expressed disapproval of a potential attack on Iran. Furthermore, 51% of those surveyed stated that they did not approve of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's stance on whether the attack is legally justified.
A recent poll conducted by Asahi Shimbun reveals that a significant majority, 82%, of respondents disapprove of a potential military strike against Iran. Compounding this, 51% of those surveyed expressed disapproval of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's ambiguous stance regarding the legal ramifications of such an attack.