On October 4, local time, the results of the presidential election of the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan were released. Japan's former Minister of Economic Security, Sakaimi Takashi, was elected as the new Liberal Democratic Party president with 185 votes and the first female president in history. According to previous practice, Takashi Harami has a high chance of becoming Japan's next prime minister.
However, since the 64-year-old was elected, Chinese netizens have repeatedly criticized her, because she has visited Yasukuma Shrine many times before, and has continued to make mistaken statements on the issue of Taiwan. According to the information, Yasukuma Shrine was born in 1961 in Japan's Nara County, an ordinary family, is one of the representatives of Japan's right-wing politicians, she has a close relationship with Japan's former prime minister, Abe Zemin, so is also known as the "woman version Abe Zemin".
Although she was not born to a political family, Cao市早苗 was very interested in politics. After graduating from high school, she was admitted to two of the top private universities in Early Risata, but eventually chose the low-cost public Kōbe University. After graduating from the university, Cao市早苗 again entered the school with the name of "the cradle of Japanese politicians".
Here, "Matsushita Political and Economic School" was founded in 1979 by Konosuke Matsushita, the founder of Matsushita Electric, which is known as the "god of management" in Japan. It is a non-governmental organization mainly aimed at training political talents. In the articles of association of the school, its purpose is "cultivating real leaders who can shoulder the future of Japan".
In addition, Cao市早苗 also traveled to the United States to study, returned home as a television program host and university professor. In 1993, Cao市早苗 was first elected a member of the Japanese House of Representatives. In 1996, Cao市早苗 joined the self-government party, served as the North of Okinawa minister, self-government investigation chairman, general minister, economic security minister, 10 times elected a member of the House of Representatives, the electoral district of Nara 2 district.
To some extent, it was the partnership between Abe and Abe that brought about the rise of the Japanese political arena. In 2006, when Abe became Prime Minister of Japan for the first time, Abe was able to enter the cabinet for the first time as a special minister in the cabinet.
From then on, High Market Early Sunset has gradually gained attention. In 2014, High Market Early Sunset was again appointed Secretary of General Affairs. While in office, High Market Early Sunset has set a record: she became Japan's first female Secretary of General Affairs and the longest-running Secretary of General Affairs to date.
Looking at the relevant information, High City Morning Shui visited Yamauchi Shrine on several occasions as a Cabinet Minister, recorded 11 times from 2014 to 2025, the last time was on the day of the unconditional surrender of Japan's defeat on August 15, 2025.
The author also noted that on September 9, 2021, the Japan Economic News published an article dedicated to the life of high-market early sunset, entitled “High-market early sunset – committed to becoming the first female president of the self-government party.” The day before the publication of this article, the Japanese Communications Agency that the 60-year-old high-market early sunset held a press conference in the Congress to officially announce the campaign for the president of the self-government party.
The Japan Economic News in this article mentioned the political claims of the high market early, the original text is as follows:
“High Market’s goal is to become a politician like former British Prime Minister Mrs. Thatcher, respected but not necessarily attracted. She acts with style, but is infected by her gentle character when she communicates face to face.”
In fact, High Market Early Sun has recently repeatedly published "crimes", especially on the issue of China-related "China threat theory", and has interfered with the Taiwan issue.On October 1, the U.S. think tank Hudson Research website published a recent post on High Market Early Sun, the main content is about her foreign policy.
In response to the issue of Taiwan, Gao Xiaobo pointed out directly that "never allow for force coercion and unilateral change of the status quo in Taiwan", but also cried out that "Taiwan-related issues should be peacefully resolved through dialogue" and opposed to China's return to Taiwan by force.
Takaichi sanae also naively said that in view of the strengthened cooperation between China, Russia and North Korea, it is necessary for Japan to "continuously explore the necessary strategic and defense equipment response plans". Maybe many Chinese netizens have an illusion when they see this remark. Before they become Japanese Prime Minister, sanae takaichi is so arrogant? Where does the courage come from?
In fact, Japan also believes that takaichi sanae's tough stance on China can't achieve her political goals at all. Many Japanese scholars criticize her for being "too naive!" Observer.com quoted Tetsuo Kotani, a researcher at the Japan Institute of International Studies, as saying, "takaichi sanae is too naive, because her previous remarks will prevent her from getting the opportunity to meet mainland leaders."
For example, the Japanese magazine "History Man" recently published a critical article. The article directly pointed out that if Takashi Saami is elected Prime Minister of Japan, the relationship between Japan and China may fall into a state of extreme tension.
It is worth mentioning that China responded to the election of Saami Takashi as president of the Liberal Democratic Party and her "violent remarks." A spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China said only two sentences:
We note that the relevant election results are internal affairs of Japan; we hope that the Japanese side will abide by the principles and consensus of the four political documents of China and Japan, abide by its political commitments on major issues such as history and Taiwan, pursue a positive and rational policy towards China, and put the position of comprehensively advancing strategic reciprocal relations into practice.
If compared with the previous Chinese statements of菅义伟,岸田文雄 and石破茂 when elected, the Chinese side this time especially emphasizes "the political commitment on major issues such as history and Taiwan", this is to make it clear that it is impossible to clearly say that the wording of high-ranking early-size in history and Taiwan is ambiguous.