Tokyo protests after US army parachute fell onto children’s center
According to a news agency, the incident occurred on Nov. 20, but no injuries were reported. Strong winds reportedly caused both the main parachute and the pilot chute to drift off course. The main parachute landed on the center’s playground, about 100 meters from the base, and was retrieved by US personnel the same night without city approval. The pilot chute was later found on the rooftop of the center on Dec. 1 and collected by city staff.
Tokyo hosts thousands of US troops and multiple military bases, highlighting ongoing sensitivities around military exercises in populated areas.
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