By Sama Marwan,
Young activists in Japan are increasingly becoming vocal advocates for climate change action.
Inspired by global movements, they are organizing protests, attending international forums, and pushing for policy changes within Japan.
The country’s youth are calling for the government to take stronger measures to reduce carbon emissions and invest in renewable energy sources.
This generation is determined to make a difference, seeing climate change as the defining issue of their time.
Their efforts have been met with growing support from civil society, though some policymakers remain hesitant to make the necessary drastic changes.
