Xinhua Agency, Tokyo, October 28 (Reporter Hu Xiaoge Jia Haocheng) Japanese Prime Minister Saami Takashi and US President Trump held their first talks in Tokyo on the 28th. In the past few days, the Japanese people have held protest rallies and demonstrations to express their strong dissatisfaction with Trump's visit to Japan, protest against arms expansion and tariff weaponization, and oppose Japan and the United States 'strengthening of military alliances to undermine regional stability.

On the 28th, dozens of demonstrators from all over Japan held banners of "Oppose Japan-US Security Alliance" in front of the Prime Minister's official residence, held placards reading "Oppose Japan-US Summit" and "Unwelcome Trump", and shouted slogans such as "Oppose War Talks" and "Oppose Trump's Visit to Japan" were expelled by the police. There were also shoving and shoving between the two sides, and the scene was chaotic for a time.

Fu Jianzhong, a member of the "Implementation Committee against Trump's Visit to Japan", said that the United States launched a tariff war and weaponized tariffs, which was a naked violent act against economic globalization, and its essence was to maximize its own interests. The so-called "free and open Indo-Pacific region" is essentially a means for Japan and the United States to seek hegemony. Japan should adhere to an independent diplomatic path instead of getting involved in the military strategy of the United States. According to reports, the organization held a * against Trump's visit to Japan in Ginza on the evening of 26th.

For a long time, Okinawa has been deeply damaged by the U.S. military in Japan, security accidents, aircraft noise, crime incidents and other issues have long seriously affected the daily life of the local people.

Iwakami, a protester in Tokyo, said that the revision of the "Three Security Documents" completely deviated from Japan's peace constitution. "In the case of high prices in Japan, the government has to use ordinary people's taxes to buy weapons. This is forcing people to pay for military industry and attempt to expand their arms, which will aggravate regional tensions and is not conducive to peace."

In the summit, the two sides once again stressed the strengthening of alliance relations, and jointly advanced the "free opening of the Indo-Pacific concept". Trump clearly welcomed the Japanese side to expand the procurement of U.S. defence equipment.Huawei said earlier that it will advance the goal of "defence expenses accounting for 2% of GDP" that was originally planned for the 2027 year until this year's completion, and to revise the "National Security Strategy" and other "Security Three Documents" before the end of 2026.