A woman films Aki Okuda, founding member of the protest group Students Emergency Action for Liberal Democracy (SEALDs), as he shouts slogans during a protest outside parliament in Tokyo, August 21, 2015. REUTERS/Thomas Peter
TOKYO (Reuters) - Wearing shorts and a baggy T-shirt and clutching a microphone, Aki Okuda stands before a crowd, the pyramid-shaped roof of Japan's parliament lit up against the night sky behind him.
"No War", "Protect the Constitution", "Abe - Quit!", he chants in a hip-hop rhythm, echoed by the crowd.
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