Japan's Fumio Kishida cabinet is already facing the danger of collapse, according to the latest poll results, the approval rating of the Kishida Fumio cabinet is only 16%, in fact, the passing standard in Japanese politics is 30%, if it is less than 20%, it means that the Kishida Fumio cabinet will be completely abandoned. Recently, many members of Japan's Kishida Fumio cabinet have announced their resignations, this is because the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan has been revealed to have a scandal of "eating kickbacks", so the relevant cabinet members have "apologized" by resigning, in fact, it is just a bow, which is a Japanese tradition, including the seventh-level accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station of Japan's Tokyo Electric Power Company.
According to the data released by the Japanese Ministry of Defense, Japan's defense budget in 2024 is 13% larger than that in 2023, reaching 7.7 trillion yen, equivalent to more than 55 billion US dollars, which is converted into more than 380 billion yuan. Since Fumio Kishida became Prime Minister of Japan, Japan's defense budget has been soaring, and Fumio Kishida has set the ultimate goal of Japan's defense budget, which is to reach the scale of Japan's GDP of 2%, which is the standard for moving closer to NATO under the leadership of the United States. At a time when the United States is actively encircling and containing China, Japan has stopped pretending to support the United States.
Japan's defense budget soared by 13%, which is the result of Japan's so-called "Chinese military threat" under the pretext that Fumio Kishida has continuously exaggerated the so-called "Chinese military threat", thereby raising Japan's defense budget. According to the details of Japan's defense budget for the 2024 fiscal year, Japan has planned to equip it with improved Type 12 cruise missiles in 2025, so as to have the ability to strike at Japan's so-called threat targets abroad.
Japan's continuous increase in its defense budget is an excuse for the so-called "Chinese military threat" and Japan wants to challenge China. Japan was a defeated country in World War II, and according to the UN Charter, as a victorious country in World War II, it could launch a "preemptive" strike against Japan to eliminate Japan's military threat. The United Nations was built on the achievements of the Second World War, and therefore the victorious powers had special qualifications, and it was clear that Japan was not capable of changing this reality. In addition, there is a huge economic power gap between Japan and China, so Japan is not qualified to challenge China.
Japan dares to adopt an aggressive posture because of the strong support of the United States, and the United States is constantly encircling and containing China, and for this reason it is actively attracting Japan to join. Japan is not only very aggressive in its defense budget, but also in other areas it is also trying to go head-to-head with China at no cost, and it is obvious that Japan is overestimating its own capabilities and underestimating China's strength, so if Japan launches a provocation, it will have to pay the price.