日本民众10月10日在京都市举行抗议集会，声讨美国士兵德文·巴拉德涉嫌的杀害抢劫案件。1该嫌疑人为20岁的美军普天间基地海军陆战队士兵，涉嫌在冲绳县那霸市一家酒店杀害一名日本女性并实施抢劫，案件发生于10月3日，嫌疑人于10月4日被逮捕。1
前众议院议员堀川朗子在集会上批评高市早苗政府措施不足。1民众表达了长期的失望感，指出"从我小时候到现在，什么都没有改变。同样的事情究竟还要重演多少次？"以及"我对政府数十年来一再发表同样的评论感到非常失望"。1根据统计，2025年冲绳县警方处理的涉及驻日美军及相关人员的刑事犯罪案件超过100起。1
日本政府已向美方表达抗议。1首相高市早苗表示"极为遗憾"，外务大臣茂木敏充和防卫大臣小泉进次郎召见了美国驻日大使格拉斯和驻日美军司令约斯特。1民众认为政府采取的措施缺乏具体性。1
Japanese demonstrators gathered in Kyoto on October 10 to condemn alleged crimes by U.S. military personnel stationed in Japan, following a serious incident in Okinawa.1 A 20-year-old U.S. Marine stationed at the Futenma base, identified as Devin Ballard, was arrested on October 4 after allegedly killing a Japanese woman and robbing her at a hotel in Naha, Okinawa on October 3.1
The protest reflected mounting frustration over repeated military-related crimes. Former House of Representatives member Akiko Horikawa criticized Prime Minister Sanae Takagi's administration for inadequate measures, while Okinawa residents expressed dismay over decades of unresolved incidents.1 One protester stated, "From when I was a child until now, nothing has changed. How many more times must the same things happen?"1 Another expressed profound disappointment, saying, "I am very disillusioned with the government's repeated comments year after year."1
The Japanese government has registered formal complaints with Washington. Prime Minister Takagi called the incident "deeply regrettable," and Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi and Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi summoned U.S. Ambassador Glass and Commander Jost of U.S. Forces Japan to lodge protests.1 Despite these diplomatic steps, citizens view the government's response as insufficiently concrete.1 Police records show that Okinawa prefecture handled over 100 criminal cases involving U.S. military personnel and related individuals in 2025 alone.1
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