Here is a little of show of what you are really going to take on, if you really want to.

The problem with China's recent ADIZ is over the East China Sea. It's ADIZ is over a very restricted area.

Now, the Chinese like their euphemisms. So, it is doing some "drills" over this very same area:

http://english.people.com.cn/90786/8478204.html

As you view what it shows, it is only finally and suddenly that you see one plane test firing one missile. And suddenly I was shocked to see it.
However, what it does not show is the full size of the fleet of ships and nuclear powered submarines that are involved nor the total body of military land based fighter jets that abut the East China Sea.

What is this telling anyone?

It is that it has the military in situ to enforce its ADIZ requirements; and the U.S. knows this. For this it has advised all is airlines that overfly this ADIZ  of China's to comply with its requirements.

So, what has Nippon taken over the bleating, howling and beating of the U.S. tom-toms for?

Will the US overfly China's ADIZ again with B 52s?