Tokyo on High Alert over Threat from North Korea

In central Tokyo, life continues as usual despite North Korean threats. The arcade scene thrives, and locals, including arcade owner Pat Sayuki Makiki, believe North Korea's leader is bluffing. The Japanese government and military have taken precautions, deploying Patriot missiles around the city. While the public remains calm, there is underlying anxiety about potential misjudgments by North Korea that could lead to catastrophic consequences for the region.

What is the general sentiment in central Tokyo regarding the North Korean threat?

• Citizens are protesting against North Korea.

• The streets are deserted due to fear.

• There is a sense of calm and unconcern.

• People are panicking and preparing for war.

What does Pat Sayuki Makiki believe about the North Korean leader's actions?

• He thinks the leader is very strategic.

• He believes the leader is bluffing.

• He feels the leader is seeking peace.

• He thinks the leader is unpredictable but harmless.

How is the Japanese government addressing the North Korean crisis?

• By ignoring the situation completely.

• By evacuating citizens from Tokyo.

• By deploying military forces to North Korea.

• Through diplomacy and strategic military placements.

What measures have been taken in Tokyo in response to potential missile tests?

• Installation of Patriot missiles at strategic locations.

• Complete shutdown of all businesses.

• Increased police patrols in the city.

• Evacuation of the city.

What is the main concern regarding North Korea's actions?

• That they might lead to a peaceful resolution.

• That they could result in catastrophic consequences.

• That they will improve international relations.

• That they will boost the economy.