Tokyo, May 21 (Jiji Press)--Over half of respondents in Japan believe that constitutional revision is necessary, a Jiji Press opinion poll for May has shown. In the survey, 50.3 pct said revision is needed, while 25.6 pct gave the opposite answer, and 24.1 pct were unsure. Among
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Tokyo, June 29 (Jiji Press)--A majority of respondents to an annual Jiji Press public opinion survey on Japan's Constitution said…
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