特朗普威胁无效，美日谈崩了，石破茂撂下6字，给美国上了一课

Group 1 - The core issue of the US-Japan tariff negotiations has resulted in a breakdown, with Japanese Prime Minister Kishida emphasizing that Japan "absolutely cannot accept" the proposed tariffs, particularly on automobiles [3][4][6] - The negotiations have seen two rounds, both of which ended without satisfactory results, highlighting the challenges in reaching an agreement that aligns with both nations' interests [4][6] - Japan's automotive industry is a crucial economic pillar, employing about 8% of the country's workforce, making the stakes of the negotiations particularly high for Japan [7] Group 2 - Japan's government is prepared to leverage its significant holdings of US Treasury bonds as a bargaining chip in the negotiations, indicating a strong stance against US tariff threats [8] - The breakdown of negotiations reflects a broader trend in international economic relations, where countries are increasingly willing to stand firm against perceived unreasonable demands from the US [10]