日本人の10人に6人が「憲法を変えるべきではない」と回答：世論調査 일본인 60％＆ 일본인 60％＆ 일본인 60％＆ 일본인60 (Six out of ten Japanese say Constitution should not be changed： poll 일본인 60％＆)

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A majority of Japanese say they don′t want the country′s post－war pacifist constitution
to change. This is according to a new poll conducted
by Kyodo News Agency. It showed that 60 percent of Japanese believe
the constitution should not be altered. Only 32 percent said it should be changed.
The figures indicate sentiment against changing the constitution may have grown amid Prime
Minister Shinzo Abe′s efforts to push through unpopular legislation to expand Japan′s
military role overseas. In addition， the poll found 52 percent of
respondents think Japan is going in the wrong direction， more than the 46 percent who
believe it is headed in the right direction. Kyodo News implemented the mail－based poll
from May to June to look into public opinion ahead of the 70th anniversary of the end of
World War Two.