Following the adjournment of the emergency session of the Japanese Diet, the country's Prime Minister is set to give a press conference. This typically involves the Prime Minister reflecting on the outcomes of the session and addressing any concerns or issues raised. As it is an emergency session, the conference will likely address some urgent or critical matters concerning the nation.

In Japan, press conferences held by the Prime Minister after Diet sessions are of significant public interest. They provide a direct line from the government to the public on its policies and decisions. Japanese citizens are generally very engaged in politics and have shown a meticulous interest in the discourse conducted within these conferences, as they reflect the direction of government policies and strategies.

Similarly, in both the US and EU press conferences, briefings following significant political events are treated with high regard. They serve as communication channels between the government and the public, where the leadership provides clarity on policies, reform, and regulations, and addresses concerns.