The former President of the United States Donald Trump is set to visit Japan, with key discussions scheduled for the 27th. As one such visit often involves, a bilateral conversation on matters of political, economic, and security import is anticipated. High on the agenda are US-Japan relations and regional stability. Trump's visit is poised to shape the future dynamics of the relationship between the two countries.

In Japan, the visit of a former US President is a highly significant event. It often triggers intricate political discourse and public concern surrounding the stability of the US-Japan alliance, one of the key factors in Japan's foreign policy and national security stance. The possible implications on trade and regional defense, particularly in the face of China's rising influence, are also picked as critical points of discussion.

In the US or EU, former presidents or leaders also carry significant influence. Their visits to foreign nations often spark international attention and affect the countries' foreign policies. However, unlike in Japan, these visits may not always impact the public sentiment as strongly due to the greater focus on the acting political heads.