In the world of diplomacy, one person can make a big difference. Sunao Takao is one such person. He helped Japan’s leaders understand Donald Trump during their golf cart chats. Now, with Trump possibly returning to power, Japan wants Takao to be ready to work closely with Trump’s team. They want to avoid any surprises for Japan. Takao went to Harvard, so he knows Trump well. He might get a new job focusing on the U.S. to use what he knows about Trump. Japan is getting ready for Trump’s possible return, worried about how it could affect trade and politics. Japanese officials are trying to stay in Trump’s good books by reaching out to his close advisors. Takao’s role is super important. He didn’t just translate—he made meetings between Trump and Japan’s leaders go smoothly, even when they were playing golf together.
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