牛弹琴：日本现在有“三急”

Group 1 - Japan's Prime Minister Kishi Nobuo expressed a strong desire to meet with U.S. President Trump as soon as possible, indicating a willingness to travel to Washington or meet during Trump's overseas visits [3][29] - The urgency stems from Japan's fear of being sidelined in international diplomacy, particularly after a recent phone call between U.S. and Chinese leaders that left Japan feeling embarrassed [4][30] - Japan is attempting to shift focus from its controversial statements regarding Taiwan and military involvement, which have strained relations with China [7][33] Group 2 - Japan's recent claims of Chinese fighter jets "locking on" to Japanese aircraft have been met with strong rebuttals from China, undermining Japan's narrative [9][35] - The Japanese government is seeking U.S. support to bolster its position, especially after a lack of public backing from Western allies following Kishi's controversial remarks [12][37] - There is a growing concern within Japan about the stability of Kishi's government, as domestic economic challenges and political infighting increase the risk of a government collapse [22][46] Group 3 - The current diplomatic crisis has halted the recent improvement in Sino-Japanese relations, with Japan's leadership facing criticism for its handling of the situation [21][47] - Kishi's administration is under pressure to manage the fallout from its diplomatic missteps, as failure to do so could exacerbate economic difficulties and public discontent [22][48] - The ruling Liberal Democratic Party's dominance is being questioned, with potential implications for future elections if the current crisis is not resolved [23][49]