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Toshiyuki Ito, a professor at Kanazawa Institute of Technology's Toranomon Graduate School, who previously served as commandant at the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force's Kure district. U.S. military planes have been frequently spotted flying at abnormally low altitudes over this Hiroshima Prefecture city as if they are targeting the ground for attack, tormenting local residents with noise pollution and the fear of possible crashes.
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The U.S. military may be having trouble controlling its pilots. The Japanese government should obtain evidence such as on-site photos and assert more strongly that their flights are causing a nuisance.
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moonbloom
You decide to host, you suck it up and deal with it.
Toasted Heretic
At the very least, assert strength.
It's time for these unwanted invaders (US military, not the decent American residents) to head home. After all, didn't the current PotUS say he was going to bring the troops back to the US?
Desert Tortoise
From Afghanistan. Not what is going to happen either.
kokoro7
Ito-sensei has drunk the koolaid and is now peppering the media/populace with conjecture and fear mongering (pilots out of control; crashing; etc.). It's ok; he's allowed his opinion, but I think it's reckless to make unproven accusations.