Of course Japan does have that pesky constitutional issue with not sending military outside their own boundaries. They <i>may</i> be able to produce a few vehicles, but only provided they can get the raw materials from elsewhere, and EMP hasn't fried their energy production capabilities as it does elsewhere on the planet.
Note also that nukes were first used relatively close to Japan in China many months before continental US felt their heat, and continued to be used for quite some time.
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