When Takashi Saami took out the heavy investment list of US$550 billion, she might not have expected that Japan would unilaterally bleed heavily into the United States, but it could not even get a joint press conference.

According to the Japanese newspaper, Trump did not hold a joint press conference on October 28 after completing his visit to Japan.

This is not because the Japanese side has not met Trump's requirements, on the contrary, the high-market early-size administration can call Trump a big compliment.

Japan promised to invest $550 billion in the United States. If there is a profit, it will give it to the United States. If it loses money, it will be Japan's own.

Japan also plans to increase U.S. arms purchases, buy more U.S. agricultural products and Boeing aircraft, and spend money on U.S. construction of Alaska¡¯s gas pipelines and substantially increase U.S. oil and gas purchases.

Even in this case, Trump did not look Japan in the eye. When Takashi Takashi and Trump completed their talks, the Japanese side proposed holding a joint press conference, but Trump did not respond at all.

You know, in February this year, Trump held talks with former Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, and the two sides immediately held a joint press conference.

Trump now does not give the face, so that the government of the high-market early sunset can not hang the face. For this diplomatic crisis, Japanese officials are quick to remedy, their own preparation of reasons to make themselves relax.

The Japanese Cabinet Secretary-General of the House of Representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Miyamoto, gave the Japanese ambiguous response as always, saying that "whether to hold joint activities should be made a comprehensive judgment on the basis of consultation with the other country";

A senior official of the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, by his own brain supplement, has constructed a "difficulty", saying that after the meeting with Trump, the same helicopter will be taken to the U.S. military base in Japan, so "maybe there are difficulties with timing."

But no matter how much the Japanese government conceals it, the Japanese can see it clearly. Takaichi Sanae's government announced 21 strategic projects for investment in the United States, involving core areas such as nuclear power, artificial intelligence, and key minerals. The total value can reach up to US $550 billion, but it can't even get a joint press conference.

Specific investors in Japan include well-known Japanese companies such as SoftBank Group, Toshiba Corporation, and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. The investment scale of individual projects ranges from US$350 million to US$100 billion.

The most striking thing is that Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Toshiba plan to participate in the construction of nuclear power and small modular reactors led by Westinghouse Electric Company of the United States. The value of this investment has reached 100 billion US dollars, which is ridiculously large. It can be said that Japanese companies use real money and silver to transfuse blood to the nuclear power industry in the United States.

But what is even more surprising is the profit distribution plan: before Japan recoups its investment, the United States and Japan will split the profits equally, and then the United States will receive 90% of the profits.

More ironically, at the same time as the press conference was cancelled, Trump made generous statements on the "George Washington" aircraft carrier, praising the Japanese alliance into the "golden age", using this phrase to make the high market "wish realized", sent the Tokyo government.

To be known, when she just met Trump, High Market Early Shima said that she hoped to start the "golden age of Japan-U.S. relations" with President Trump.

Trump thanked Japan on the aircraft carrier, saying that "Japan is a big investor in the United States, and the United States likes this." Later, Trump specifically mentioned that Toyota Motor Company plans to invest more than US$10 billion to build a factory in the United States. However, the strange thing is that this investment does not seem to appear in the list released by Japan's officials.

People have seen that Trump's visit to Japan can be said to have food and food. What makes the Japanese even more creepy is that U.S. Commerce Secretary Lutnik said during a meeting with senior Japanese companies,"You are just the beginning, you are the foundation."

This sounds like encouragement, but it is actually a hint: the fun is yet to come.