unarmed neutrality（Japan）
a political stance in Japan
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unarmed neutrality（Japan）
Summary
unarmed neutrality（Japan） is a system[1].
Key Facts
- unarmed neutrality（Japan） is in the country of Japan[2].
- unarmed neutrality（Japan）'s instance of is recorded as system[3].
- unarmed neutrality（Japan）'s instance of is recorded as plan[4].
- unarmed neutrality（Japan） is a type of pacifism[5].
- unarmed neutrality（Japan） is a type of neutralism[6].
- unarmed neutrality（Japan） is used for national security[7].
- unarmed neutrality（Japan） is the opposite of armed neutrality[8].
- unarmed neutrality（Japan）'s different from is recorded as demilitarized zone[9].
- unarmed neutrality（Japan）'s does not have characteristic is recorded as military[10].
- unarmed neutrality（Japan）'s does not have characteristic is recorded as military alliance[11].
- unarmed neutrality（Japan）'s endorsed by is recorded as Japan Socialist Party[12].
- unarmed neutrality（Japan）'s endorsed by is recorded as Masashi Ishibashi[13].
- unarmed neutrality（Japan）'s endorsed by is recorded as Michio Morishima[14].
- unarmed neutrality（Japan）'s endorsed by is recorded as New Socialist Party[15].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include system[3] and plan[4]. Recorded subclass of include pacifism[5] and neutralism[6]. unarmed neutrality（Japan） is the opposite of armed neutrality[8].
Use and Application
unarmed neutrality（Japan） is used for national security[7].