外交首秀“见面礼”：皮卡车、大豆、天然气，高市早苗备采购清单迎特朗普

Core Points - Japan's new Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, is finalizing a procurement plan to be presented during a meeting with U.S. President Trump next week, which includes purchasing American pickup trucks, soybeans, and natural gas to strengthen ties with the Trump administration [1][2] - Takaichi will not commit to any new defense spending targets during the meeting, despite ongoing pressure from the U.S. for Japan and other allies to take on more security responsibilities [2] - The meeting at the end of October will be Takaichi's first major summit since taking office, and her ability to navigate Trump's policies, including tariffs, will be a significant test of her political and diplomatic skills [2] - Takaichi emphasized that the U.S.-Japan alliance is the cornerstone of Japan's foreign and security policy, and a successful meeting could solidify her administration's foundation and garner U.S. support for future regional security policies [2] Procurement Plan and Investment Matters - The Japanese government spokesperson stated that it is too early to comment on the procurement plan [3] - The White House has not yet provided any comments regarding the procurement plan [3]