Japan insists on the goal of "zero tariffs". What is the prospect of Japan-US trade negotiations?

Japan insists on the goal of "zero tariffs", how will this affect the prospects of the Japan-US trade negotiations? How will the policy path of the Bank of Japan impact this? Chen Youjun of the Shanghai Institute for International Studies believes that the structural contradictions between Japan and the US are irreconcilable, and Japan has little room for "bargaining" in negotiations. Zhou Jinshun, head of investment at the head office of Zhejiang Merchants Bank's Wealth Management Department, believes that the Japan-US trade negotiations may be divided into several stages, with an uncertain outlook. Due to the impact of tariffs, some leading economic indicators in Japan have already weakened. The Bank of Japan may pause further interest rate hikes and adopt a wait-and-see approach.