日本首相高市早苗在参院预算委员会表示，高市内阁将继承历代内阁对二战历史的立场。1高市早苗指出，"正如战后70周年谈话中宣布历代内阁的立场今后也将坚定不移，高市内阁也继承这一立场"。1
这一表态涉及1995年8月15日发表的村山谈话。1当时日本内阁总理大臣村山富市在该谈话中明确承认，日本"藉由殖民地统治和侵略给许多国家，尤其是亚洲各国人民造成了巨大的损失与痛苦"。12015年8月14日，安倍晋三在二战结束70周年之际发表谈话，强调了这一历代内阁立场的延续性。1
高市早苗的这番言论出现在中日关系紧张的背景下。1北京因高市早苗去年11月关于"台湾有事"的涉台言论感到不满，并对其对二战历史的态度存有疑虑。1
Prime Minister Takaichi Koichi stated before the Upper House Budget Committee that her cabinet will uphold the historical positions on World War II established by successive Japanese administrations, including the acknowledgments and apologies contained in the 1995 Murayama Statement.1 Speaking on the matter of war history recognition, Takaichi declared: "Just as the 70th anniversary statement announced that the positions of successive cabinets will remain unwavering going forward, the Takaichi cabinet also inherits this stance."1
The Murayama Statement, issued on August 15, 1995, during Prime Minister Murayama Tomiichi's tenure, explicitly recognized that Japan "caused tremendous damage and suffering to the people of many countries, particularly Asian nations, through colonial rule and aggression."1 This historical acknowledgment has become a touchstone for postwar Japanese diplomacy. In 2015, on the 70th anniversary of the war's end, Prime Minister Abe Shinzo reiterated that the positions of successive cabinets would remain steadfast.1
Takaichi's reaffirmation comes against a backdrop of heightened bilateral tensions with China, stemming from her November 2025 remarks regarding "contingencies involving Taiwan," which drew strong Chinese objections.1 Beijing has expressed dissatisfaction not only with her statements on Taiwan but also with concerns about Japan's approach to interpreting World War II history.1
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