Recently, Japanese media reported that the Japanese government plans to revise the “Three Security Documents” within this year to consider adding “exploring the introduction of nuclear-powered submarines by the Self-Defense Forces.” Regarding the Japanese government's push to revise the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles,” some Japanese scholars said that the Japanese government is trying to gradually reduce the sensitivity of nuclear weapons issues in public opinion and pave the way for further discussions on nuclear weapons related issues. Nakano Koichi believes that Japan's post-war pacifism was based on reflecting on the history of wars of aggression. If Japan gradually deviates from the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles” that it has been adhering to for a long time, the risk of getting involved in war in the future will increase dramatically.

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