Sanae Takashi issues statement on "SANAE TOKEN": unrelated and unauthorized
PANews reported on March 2 that Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi (@takaichi_sanae) posted that she had learned about a virtual currency called "SANAE TOKEN" which has already been issued and is being traded to some extent, but its name has caused public misunderstanding. She stated that neither she nor her office knows anything about this token, has not been informed of its nature, and has not given any approval or endorsement for the related token. She reminded the public not to be misled.
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