“看起来就像狂热支持者”，高市早苗对特朗普的“夸张表现”受日本网民质疑

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles revolves around the visit of U.S. President Trump to Japan, where he and Japanese Prime Minister Kishi Sanae interacted during a speech on the USS George Washington, leading to mixed reactions from Japanese netizens regarding Kishi's behavior [1][3][4] Group 2 - Trump introduced Kishi as a "winner" and the first female Prime Minister of Japan, emphasizing the importance of the U.S.-Japan alliance [3] - Kishi's gestures during the speech, such as waving and turning to greet the audience, were criticized by some Japanese netizens as overly enthusiastic and inappropriate for a Prime Minister, with comments suggesting she appeared as a "fanatic supporter" of Trump [3][4] - Despite the criticism, some netizens viewed Kishi's close relationship with Trump as beneficial for Japan, potentially aiding in the strengthening of U.S.-Japan relations [3] - Kishi's hospitality towards Trump was described as excessive, with some media referring to it as "carrying the sedan chair," indicating a level of flattery that some found inappropriate [4]