高市“台湾有事”答辩在准备资料中未记载

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses Japanese Prime Minister Sanna Takichi's unexpected remarks regarding Taiwan potentially constituting a "survival crisis," which were not included in the pre-prepared response materials from the Cabinet Office [2][4]. Group 1 - Takichi's "survival crisis" response occurred during a questioning session in the House of Representatives Budget Committee on November 7, in response to inquiries from Democratic Party member Katsuya Okada [2][4]. - The Cabinet Office's pre-prepared response materials did not contain any mention of the "survival crisis" concept, suggesting that Takichi made the statement based on her own judgment during the session [2][4]. - Following Takichi's remarks, Democratic Party representative Yoshihiko Noda criticized her for acting unilaterally and deviating from the government's pre-prepared content [4]. Group 2 - Democratic Party Senator Kiyomi Tsujimoto publicly requested the release of the Cabinet Office's prepared response materials, which emphasized a desire for peaceful dialogue regarding Taiwan and indicated that the government would assess the situation based on specific circumstances [4]. - Takichi's statement about the possibility of triggering a "survival crisis" was not part of the official materials, indicating it was her personal view rather than a consensus from government officials [5].