According to the Global Times, citing a report from Japan's Asahi Shimbun, on the afternoon of October 28, U.S. President Donald Trump, who was visiting Japan, arrived at the U.S. Yokosuka Base in Japan aboard the presidential helicopter Marine One, accompanied by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. The two then boarded the USS George Washington aircraft carrier and delivered speeches.

Trump first introduced Takaichi to the U.S. troops stationed in Japan, describing her as Japan's first female prime minister, before praising the U.S.-Japan alliance. After Trump finished speaking, Takaichi appeared excited, waving her right hand and turning her body in a circle to greet the audience.

A video of their interaction went viral on Japanese social media, with some netizens criticizing Takaichi's gestures as "exaggerated" and saying she "looks like a fervent supporter of Trump," which "embarrasses Japan."

Before the official event on the 28th, Takaichi and Trump also watched a Major League Baseball game, causing both to arrive eight minutes late for the event.

What further dissatisfied the Japanese public was Takaichi's announcement that Japan would bring forward its goal of increasing defense spending to 2% of GDP from 2027 to 2025, alongside reaffirming plans to invest $550 billion in the U.S.—a move seen as further squeezing public welfare expenditures.

Throughout Trump's visit, Takaichi's various actions were described by some Japanese netizens as "obsequious" and "exaggerated."

据环球时报援引日本《朝日新闻》报道，10月28日下午，访日的美国总统特朗普在日本首相高市早苗的陪同下，乘美国总统专用直升机抵达驻日美军横须贺基地，两人登上美军“乔治·华盛顿”号航空母舰并在舰内发表了演讲。

特朗普先是向讲台下的驻日美军士兵介绍高市早苗，称她是日本首位女首相，随后称赞美日同盟。特朗普说完后，高市早苗一脸雀跃，挥动着右手，身体转动一圈向在场听众打招呼。

两人在讲台上的互动视频在日本网络上热传，一些日本网民批评高市早苗的肢体动作“夸张”，“看起来就像特朗普的狂热支持者”，“有失日本颜面”。

在28日的正式活动开始之前，高市早苗还与特朗普一起观看了美国职业棒球联盟比赛的前几局，这导致两人双双迟到，八分钟后才抵达会场。

让日本民众更加不满的是，高市早苗宣布，将原定2027年实现的防卫费占GDP 2%目标提前至2025年，并重申推进5500亿美元对美投资计划，进一步挤压民生支出。

在特朗普访日过程中高市早苗的种种表现，被一些日本网民形容为“谄媚”“夸张”。

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