1. Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae and US President Donald Trump are meeting in Tokyo on October 28 for their first face-to-face summit.
- Takaichi anticipates a productive discussion about strengthening the alliance between Japan and the US.
- Takaichi plans to discuss measures aimed at enhancing Japan's defense capabilities, including revising key national security documents and potentially accelerating the timeline for reaching a 2% defense spending target.

2. Trump and Takaichi will discuss the implementation of an agreement resulting from bilateral tariff talks, and are expected to sign related documents during their meeting.
- The signed documents will include Japan's commitment to investing $550 billion in the US over time.

3. The leaders will visit a US military base in Yokosuka and travel together on Marine One helicopter. Additional meetings between high-level officials from both countries are planned, focusing on increasing cooperation in areas such as security, economy, and shipbuilding.