I nominated Mr Takebe because I believe he can jump right into the job, including handling parliamentary affairs, and excel as a person who has deep knowledge of agricultural administration.
Meantly / Sanae Takaichi
Rhetoric profile
Sanae Takaichi
Across 12 statements tracked since 24 Sept 2026, Sanae Takaichi's most frequent rhetorical moves are threat & fear and absolutes.
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Audience impact, last 30 days
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Hostility this week 0.0 / 10, 0.6 below their usual 0.6.
Latest statements
I am the one who made the appointment. Responsibility for appointing him (to the post) rests upon me, the prime minister.
getting consumed until dawn with poring over documents brought home from work and those related to parliamentary questioning.
If it looks likely there was illegality, and if I come to a conclusion that there may have been unlawfulness or a breach of the law, then I will not hesitate to make a personnel decision. I myself cannot say with certainty at this point that it was illegal.
Special Strategic and Global Partnership. My visit to India was highly fruitful. Free and Open Indo-Pacific.
China is an important neighbour, and despite difficulties, we have built up a long-standing relationship over the years.
The occurrence of such a heinous crime is extremely regrettable. full cooperation with the investigation. strict discipline among US military personnel.
El Gobierno de Japón protestó enérgicamente ante la parte estadounidense y solicitó la máxima cooperación posible con la investigación, una disciplina rigurosa entre el personal militar estadounidense y medidas integrales para evitar que se repitan delitos y…
As the number of foreign residents in Japan increases, the government is facing the fact that some citizens feel anxiety and a sense of unfairness.
Japan and the United States have now become the most mutually trusting of allies. We confirmed that we will work together to contribute to peace and stability in the region and across the world.
Since the end of the Second World War, Japan, as a peace-loving nation, has attached great importance to the rule of law in the settlement of any disputes.
The situation in the Middle East has been growing increasingly tense, and free and safe navigation is increasingly under challenge in the Strait of Hormuz, which is an international public good.
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