A lobbying firm charging more than ¥15.5 million per month is said to have strong connections with President Trump's close associates, attracting attention from Japanese companies as a potential adviser.
Information has emerged that a lobbying firm said to have connections to President Trump's close associates is attracting clients on the basis of fees of more than ¥15.5 million per month. The article points out that this fee level has become a major topic of discussion.
There are indications that Japanese companies are considering whether it is worth hiring the firm, with some citing an intention to draw on influence in both Japan and the United States. The article does not provide specific examples or details of contracts, but reports that interest remains high despite the substantial fees.
The article suggests that the firm's extensive connections could create opportunities for companies in overseas strategy, regulatory affairs and market development. Readers are watching trends in Japanese companies' demand for lobbying services and how those services may connect with the US political and economic environment.