Osamu Takashima, chief exchange rate strategist at Citibank, said that Sanae Takahashi claims to be the successor of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. However, there are too many differences between 10 years ago and now. Ten years ago, Japan faced pressure from deflation and had a strong exchange rate. However, now Japan is facing issues of inflation and a weak exchange rate. Therefore, the situation is completely opposite to 10 years ago. Especially in terms of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy, I do not think she will pressure the Bank of Japan to refrain from raising interest rates. The issues in the Japanese economy are inflation and a weak yen, both of which are unwelcome among the Japanese people. Therefore, if she exerts political pressure on the Bank of Japan and the yen further depreciates, inflation will worsen. She may lose the support of the Japanese people. For her, this would be an extremely risky game.