Trump met Japan’s Sanae Takaichi at the U.N. and said she will “go down as one of the great prime ministers,” as Tokyo seeks U.S. backing amid Chinese pressure @takaichi_sanae: “I would like to demonstrate to the world how robust our alliance is.”

Had a great interaction with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi of Japan. India and Japan will continue to deepen ties in diverse sectors, with a priority on trade and investment. @takaichi_sanae @G7

Thanks to the powerful bond between @POTUS and Prime Minister @takaichi_sanae the relationship between the United States and Japan is stronger than ever before, and I was happy to share with the Prime Minister my belief that the fundamentals of the Japanese economy are indeed strong and resilient. Over the course of my meeting with the Prime Minister, we exchanged views on the U.S.-Japan investment program, critical minerals, President Trump's upcoming visit to Beijing, and other subjects of mutual interest.

Addressed the India-Japan Joint Economic Forum along with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. It was gladdening to interact with business leaders from both countries, whose enterprise and innovation continue to add new momentum to the India-Japan economic partnership. @takaichi_sanae

The framework for the U.S.-Japan alliance begins with the strong relationship between @POTUS @realDonaldTrump and Prime Minister @takaichi_sanae. We've been in close contact with our Japanese allies, and they are making serious efforts to address the substantial undervaluation of the yen. Through our conversations, we believe they will continue to put the right policies in place to lead the yen’s return to a more normal equilibrium price. Currency intervention is a signal that governments want to change a direction. But only strong, effective policies will result in sustained yen strength.