Who is Koizumi's wife? Background of the profile of female anchor Masami Takikawa

Koizumi Kojiro Yorikawa Masami

[Global Times] The 7th is the Qixi Festival, a traditional Chinese festival, and now it is celebrated as China's Valentine's Day. Coincidentally, on this day, a Japanese gold single nobleman announced his marriage.

According to Japan's "Yomiuri Shimbun" reported on the 7th, former Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's second son and member of the House of Representatives Koizumi Announced on the same day that he would marry Masami Takikawa, a popular Japanese anchor, and the two would usher in the birth of a new life early next year. Koizumi and Takikawa announced the news to the Japanese media after reporting to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga.

With a smile on his face, Koizumi happily told reporters, "(We) have been in contact since last year. For me, Takikawa is a special presence that has transformed me from 'Koizumi Jinjiro as a politician' to 'Koizumi Jinjiro as a human'. "I think our relationship is very natural and we can stay the same." ”

For the news of Koizumi's "flash marriage", Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said in an interview with the media on the evening of the 7th, "I think they are couples who conform to the atmosphere of the Reiwa era." I remember reporting to Junichiro Koizumi 30 years ago when I got married. I sincerely hope that Koizumi and Takikawa will build a happy family. ”

On the 7th, Some Japanese media tried to interview Junichiro Koizumi, but the staff of Koizumi Junichiro's office said that Koizumi Junichiro "had no comment" on the marriage of his second son.

Born in 1981, Koizumi Was elected to the House of Representatives four times and is highly regarded as a candidate for future Prime Minister. A poll published in May by the Nihon Keizai Shimbun revealed that 23 percent of respondents "want" Shinjiro Koizumi to become the next prime minister, joining Shinzo Abe in the first place. Therefore, in Japanese social networks, many netizens congratulated Takikawa on becoming the "Prime Minister's Wife" in the future.

Born in 1977 in Paris, France, Masami Takikawa is a mixed Japanese-French child who has worked as a news anchor and has a high popularity in Japanese society. She Chinese, who spoke in Japan, England and France, and had previously contributed to Tokyo's access to the Olympic Games in fluent French at the Tokyo Olympic Bid Conference, and was named a "cultural person representing Japan" with her lines and gestures of "Japanese hospitality".