GENEVA - Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi returned home from her debut at the Group of Seven summit this week, having reinforced Japan's reputation as a reliable and steady member, while gaining more than visibility as the group's only Asian member.
Takaichi largely followed Japan's established diplomatic style, emphasizing consensus and continuity over agenda-setting leadership, University of Tsukuba professor Atsuko Higashino said.
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