The peace march will travel through cities, towns, and villages in all 47 prefectures on eleven major routes and is scheduled to arrive in Hiroshima on August 4 and in Nagasaki on August 6.
Holding various placards, such as “Love Our Constitution!”, nearly 38,000 people on May 3, the day celebrating the 78th anniversary of the enforcement of the postwar Constitution, assembled in a Tokyo park.
Inviting Japanese Communist Party Central Committee Chair Shii Kazuo as a lecturer, the Democratic Youth League of Japan held an online seminar for students under the theme, “Marx’s ‘Das Kapital’ and modern-day Japan”.
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