Japan Returns to the ARMS RACE: BIGGEST DEAL Since WWII

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For nearly 80 years, Japan was defined by pacifism. Its constitution restricted military power, arms exports, and overseas deployments.
That era is ending.

In this video, we break down Japan’s largest post-World War II defense export—the historic $10 billion Mogami-class frigate deal with Australia—and explain why this agreement marks a turning point not only for Japan, but for the entire Indo-Pacific security order.

From constitutional limits and arms-export bans to stealth warships, missile systems, and AUKUS integration—this is the story of how Japan quietly re-entered the global military arena.



🎯 What You’ll Learn in This Video
• Why Japan abandoned decades of strict military restraint
• How Article 9 shaped Japan’s post-war defense policy
• What pushed Tokyo to re-enter the global arms market
• Why Australia selected Japan’s Mogami-class over U.S. and European warships
• How stealth, firepower, automation, and technology transfer decided the deal
• What this agreement means for China, Taiwan, and Indo-Pacific stability
• How Japan is transforming from a protected state into a security provider



🌍 Why This Matters

This deal is more than a shipbuilding contract.

It signals:
• A strategic realignment in the Indo-Pacific
• Japan’s emergence as a major defense exporter
• A deepening trilateral security axis between Japan, Australia, and the United States
• A response to rising military pressure from China and growing regional instability

The balance of power in the Pacific is shifting—and Japan is now shaping it.



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