May 3, 1947, stands as a turning point in Japan’s history. On this day, the country’s post-war Constitution came into force, changing the way Tokyo would function for decades to come. The new charter made it clear that the country would no longer have the right to wage war.
May 3, 1947: When Japan was told it could never go to war again
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