日本首相高市早苗于10月5日在国会发表施政演说，随即遭到在野党和民众的强烈批评。1在野党普遍指责演说内容缺乏实质，国民民主党代表玉木雄一郎指出相关表述不足一页，"国民想知道的内容并未明确"。1公明党代表冈本三成表示，高市声称无需担心反而引发忧虑，"她并未出示相关依据"。1立宪民主党代表水冈俊一批评了高市"默默服从就好"的居高临下姿态，1而共产党委员长田村智子则直言演说"完全忽视了那些因物价上涨而陷入困境的人们的呼声"。1
民众也通过社交媒体和抗议集会表达不满，对扩军备武政策和修宪计划提出强烈反对。1抗议集会上出现了"高市内阁立即全体辞职"和"守护宪法"等标语。1
Prime Minister Takashima Sanae delivered a policy address to the Diet on October 5, drawing sharp rebukes from opposition parties and the public over its vagueness and failure to address pressing concerns 1. Members of the Democratic Party for the People, the Komeito party, the Constitutional Democratic Party, and the Japanese Communist Party all voiced strong dissatisfaction with the content and approach of her remarks.
Opposition leaders pointed to specific shortcomings in the address. The Democratic Party for the People's representative Tamaki Yuichiro noted that relevant statements occupied less than a page, asserting that "the content the public wants to know about remains unclear" 1. Komeito representative Okamoto Shigeyoshi expressed concern that Takashima's assurances to not worry had the opposite effect, saying "she provided no supporting evidence" for her claims 1. Constitutional Democratic Party representative Mizuoka Shunichi criticized what he characterized as Takashima's condescending posture, encapsulated in her message that people should simply "obey quietly" 1. Japanese Communist Party Chairperson Tamura Tomoko was particularly vocal, arguing that the address "completely ignored the voices of those struggling with price increases" 1.
Public discontent extended beyond parliamentary debate, with citizens expressing their opposition through social media and protest gatherings 1. Signs at demonstrations called for the "immediate resignation of the entire Takashima cabinet" and urged people to "protect the constitution," reflecting broader public unease with her administration's defense expansion policies and constitutional reform agenda 1.
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