Young Japanese find new outlets for peace activism amid rising tensions in the Pacific
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Japanese peace activists are shifting from confrontational, hierarchical protest approaches to individualized, accessible, pop-culture-centered activism, including initiatives like Tattsu's 'Hibiya Kōen Lunch Protest,' held every Monday and Friday in Hibiya Park, where placards about government policies are displayed and discussed over lunch.
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