She likely thought this expression was cool—beyond frivolous, what other word could describe it? Whom did she learn such mannerisms from?
Muttering under her breath, yet not an elderly woman—does this reflect an inability to sit still with composure? Or is it simply emanating from within herself?
Trump has seen countless scenes, yet even he appeared baffled, visibly uncomfortable; at times, he would simply stare at the carpet.
In actual professional settings, if a client’s representative displayed such demeanor during negotiations, others would inevitably wonder: “Is that company in any trouble?”
To appoint such a figure as Japan’s official representative, and to send her to diplomatic forums under the LDP government, constitutes a betrayal of Japan’s credibility and a serious damage to its international reputation.
If her mind were sound, how could she possibly make such a facial expression?
Slanting her head slightly, as though this gesture alone makes her appear charming.
Taste, once again, is irredeemably poor.
Why has she become prime minister?
This is not merely her own issue—it is also the responsibility of those who elevated her to power.
Some have questioned whether she has maintained this expression throughout her entire career.
Whether Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, or this woman, those who leave their mark in Japanese history are invariably extraordinary. She, too, seems to seek that path. What exactly does she hope to achieve?
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