Mr. Fujita of Japan's Ishin party is set to hold a press conference about the media reporting on his activities. The announcement comes amid rising public coverage of his actions, sparking debates on the political scene. The time, date, and exact topics of this press conference are yet to be announced.

In Japanese culture, it's quite typical for political figures to openly address media coverage about themselves, often in the form of press conferences. Public appearance and image play a significant role in Japanese society, and these interactions show transparency and willingness to directly address issues.

In the US or EU, politicians also hold press conferences to address their public image, although the frequency may vary. It's viewed as a way of maintaining open communication with the public and a means of addressing controversies, if any exist.