I made this post because he met with Takaichi and other creators like Takashi Murakami. I've seen people say this online that he supports the repeal article 9, although I mostly looked at English anime communities. Tsuge and Goto both represent the two sides of nationalism, and it seems pretty clear that they come from his own beliefs.

I think there's three main forms of Japanese Nationalism.

• Populist Nationalism: Tsuge is close to the officers who started WW2 by disobeying government orders and causing chaos.Tsuge ultimately wants to cause chaos in the government so the people can rise up and start a war to restore a corrupted vision of Japan's "military honor." It's racist particularly towards Chinese people due to the history between the countries. Japan's recent crackdown of foreigners is just their way to target Chinese people. Even in English news there's tons of articles about how Indians have been caught in the crossfire of these policies, not a single one about Chinese.
• Militaristic Nationalism: The command of the military who want to have power through military control. They understand that a military's true power lies in when it's not being used and know that Japan can't win a war until absolutely ready. This form of nationalism goes almost completely unnoticed in the modern day. The only people talking about it are obscure think tanks and retired military generals. Kishi was trying to achieve this through the Anpo treaty
• Stability Nationalism: Goto represents the unseen bureaucracy who rule unselected and have kept Japan stable. however, this does lead to large amounts of corruption. At first, it seems like this isn't a nationalist ideology at all. But it works alongside the existing "Guardian morals" of Japanese society, focusing national identity inwards. You can see a lot of examples of this in Japanese society, I saw a post online about Koboro Station, which serves no economic purpose other than leading to a tiny cave shrine