TOKYO - More than 70 percent of the Japanese public favor building a broad consensus across political parties in moving toward an amendment of the Constitution, a Kyodo News poll showed Friday, with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi pushing to bring about a change to the postwar supreme law for the first time.
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