Well, I don't want to translate too much about the combat process, as this simulation not only includes military response, but also includes the Japanese government's diplomatic and domestic response strategies in future conflicts.
Japan will actively or passively provide the southwestern islands to the United States as bases for deploying military assets.
China will make landfall at dusk and use night time to consolidate its position，then the script developed in a strange direction, and China suddenly launched a surprise attack on the Diaoyu Islands during the naval battle.
Then the ships of the Japanese Maritime Security Team were attacked, the network, satellites and GPS were attacked and interfered, and the assets of Japanese enterprises in China were frozen. Some executives of Japanese companies have been arrested , then China cut off its foreign trade routes for rare earths.
The US network was also attacked. The Cyberwarfare between the two sides broke out in an all-round way. Then the US military intervened in the war and asked Japan to provide full support.
Then Yonaguni was quickly occupied. Subsequently, China will announce the "reconstruction of the Ryukyu Kingdom".
——Seeing this, the Japanese imagination has become very strange.
Okay, then the Japanese claimed to have been attacked by force and sent their troops to participate in the war.
Subsequently, the conflict escalated further, and both China and the United States implemented asset freezes and economic sanctions.
Russia expressed a "neutral" stance, but mobilized its troops to attract Japan's attention.
The war quickly reached a stalemate, and Japan's military bases and air force on the southwestern islands suffered serious losses. However, with the decrease in missile strike intensity(after a month of attack), Japan will have the opportunity to gradually resume the operation of military bases.
However, JSDF lacks effective offensive capability and is forced to change strategies to defend against possible landing operation.
In the fierce air battle, China lost half of its fighter jets. But the air power of the United States and Japan also suffered a devastating blow, allowing China to gain maritime and air advantages.
But something happened in the Indian direction, which allowed the United States to shift more troops to participate in the war and shift the situation towards a direction that was beneficial to the United States and Japan.
Unable to end the war quickly, Chinese Mainland was forced to admit defeat.
——This concludes the simulation.
The evaluation of this is somewhat reasonable - at least much better than similar ideas in the United States. But the problem is also very obvious, which is to hope for resolute resistance on Taiwan Island (like Ukraine a year later).
Many retired senior Japanese officers participated in the military simulation. This can be seen as the plan of the Japanese leadership: if there is a stalemate in the war (Taiwan Island successfully withstands the attack), then the Japanese will actively intervene in the war.
Of course, the anchor mercilessly mocked the naivety of this idea. The important premise of this idea is that China will actively launch an attack on Japan and the United States. This will enable the Japanese government to respond to domestic anti war activists with the most legitimate reasons. And Japan and the United States need to deploy troops at least a month in advance (before the crisis turns into war), but the Ukrainian war shows that Americans lack such determination and ability.
In addition, as always, Japan envisions that China will fall into a crisis of collapse in the future. This has turned military action into an adventurous act to save the regime. Meanwhile, this means that the Japanese believe that as long as the war continues, the situation will develop in a favorable direction for the Japanese(Waiting for the opponent's collapse).
Interestingly, this assumption, like the Western assumption of the outcome of the Ukrainian war, both believe that procrastination will lead the enemy to failure.
Note that this is a simulation for 2021, so the content is overly optimistic. The simulation for 2022 starts in August, please forgive me for not having the energy to translate tonight.
The specific content starts from 60:33. Actually, I haven't seen this part yet. It is said that Japan's simulation in 2022 is more reasonable.
So know we know that Tokyo has become utterly unhinged and deranged too, just like their masters in Washington DC.
The comment section of the video also shares the same view. We always thought that the leadership of various countries should make decisions based on rationality, but reality tells us that this doesn't seem to be the case.
