The Friday night demonstration against the government. （金曜夜の抗議活動）
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Past the few weeks, many Japanese people have demonstrated near the Japanese Prime minister's office every Friday night. They have protested against restarting the Oi nuclear plant in Fukui prefecture.
It is said that at long last the Japanese people, who are unwilling to demonstrate, declared dissent from the government. However, I don’t agree with the view. Indeed, a large number of Japanese people have taken part in the demonstration. However, demonstrations have already taken place many times so far.
For example, when the government introduced the special health insurance program for people aged 75 or older, many elderly people harshly protested the government. As a matter of course, the protest movements were reported by various Japanese press.
In my opinion, the people who are usually indifferent from politics are likely to ignore the news about demonstrations.
It is said that at long last the Japanese people, who are unwilling to demonstrate, declared dissent from the government. However, I don’t agree with the view. Indeed, a large number of Japanese people have taken part in the demonstration. However, demonstrations have already taken place many times so far.
For example, when the government introduced the special health insurance program for people aged 75 or older, many elderly people harshly protested the government. As a matter of course, the protest movements were reported by various Japanese press.
In my opinion, the people who are usually indifferent from politics are likely to ignore the news about demonstrations.
For the past the few weeks, many Japanese people have demonstrated near the Japanese Prime Minister's office every Friday night. These demonstrations have taken place on Friday nights.
You can also start the sentence with: "These past few weeks..."
The participants are protesting They have protested against the restarting of the Oi Nuclear Power Plant in Fukui Prefecture.
It is said that at long last the Japanese people, who are unwilling to usually avoid public displays of government disapproval, demonstrate, have finally declared dissent from the government. started to do so.
Indeed, a large number of Japanese people have taken part in the demonstrations.
However, demonstrations have already taken place many times so far. in the past.
You can also say: There have been many other demonstrations in the past as well.
For example, when the government introduced the special health insurance program for people aged 75 or and older, many elderly people harshly protested criticized the government.
As a matter of course, These protest movements were reported by various theJapanese press.
You can also write: These protests were reported by various Japanese news outlets.
In my opinion, the people who are usually indifferent from to politics are likely to ignore the news about demonstrations.
For the past few weeks, many Japanese people have demonstrated near the Japanese Prime minister's office every Friday night.
It is said that at long last the Japanese people, who are unwilling to demonstrate, have declared dissent from the government.
This phrasing seems more natural to me.
However, I don’t agree with this view.
However, demonstrations have already taken place many times in the past.
For example, when the government introduced the special health insurance program for people aged 75 or older, many elderly people harshly protested against the government.
I feel like "against the government" doesn't exactly convey what you're trying to say here. Maybe you mean "against the program" or "against the government's decision."
In my opinion, the people who are usually indifferent about politics are likely to ignore the news about demonstrations.