At least one poster wanted to know how many missile North Korea fired over Japanese air space before we should "stop them". Isn't that Japan's job?
Blelo
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Well if the U.S. put upon themselves the responsibility of defending Japan because they prohibit them from developing an offensive military force, then I would say it is the problem of the U.S.
Earleen
You need to study up on history so you know what is going on and why your question is dumb.
Anonymous
If you really have to ask this question. You are clearly terribly misinformed about the direction America took after WW2.
No, it isn't Japan's job. America purposely has 23 military bases in Japan, it has signed a defense treaty for the purpose of protecting Japan's sovereignty. If anyone will shoot down anything first, it will likely be US patriot missiles possibly supported by Japanese Self Defense Forces.
Dan S
Do you not know what a troll is?