Tensions Rise as N. Korea Fires Second Missile Over Japan

The video discusses Japan's reluctance to shoot down North Korean missiles, citing risks of escalation and failure. Japan's defense spending has stagnated due to its pacifist constitution. The public is concerned, and political pressure is mounting on the government to act.

How has Japan's defense spending changed since the 1960s?

What are the two main reasons Japan might hesitate to shoot down a missile?

What are the two times when Japan's missile defense systems are most likely to succeed?

What is the potential consequence if Japan attempts to shoot down a missile and fails?

What is the public sentiment in Japan regarding the missile threats from North Korea?