日本首相高市早苗在靖国神社秋季例大祭期间供奉供品1。她供奉了被称为"真榊"的盆栽，并附上写有"内阁总理大臣高市早苗"的木牌1。厚生劳动大臣上野贤一郎与城内实也也分别供奉了"真榊"1。靖国神社秋季例大祭从17日起举行，为期3天1。
中国驻日大使馆随即发表声明，对日本的这一举动表示强烈反对1。中方发言人称"中方强烈谴责日方涉靖国神社消极动向"，并要求日方"深刻反省侵略历史，正视战争罪责，和军国主义彻底切割"1。
值得注意的是，高市早苗自去年10月就任首相以来，未曾亲自参拜过靖国神社1。今年8月15日日本二战投降81周年当天，她在日本武道馆停车场遥拜靖国神社1。
Japan's Prime Minister Takaichi Takagi presented an offering at Yasukuni Shrine during its autumn festival, drawing an immediate rebuke from China's embassy in Tokyo.1 Takagi submitted a potted plant known as a "makake," accompanied by a wooden placard inscribed with "Prime Minister Takaichi Takagi."1 Labor Minister Kenichiro Ueno and Diet member Minoru Jono also presented similar offerings during the three-day autumn festival, which began on October 17.1
China's embassy issued a statement condemning the gesture, with a spokesperson asserting that "China strongly opposes Japan's negative actions regarding Yasukuni Shrine."1 The embassy demanded that Japan "deeply reflect on the history of invasion, face up to war crimes, and make a complete break with militarism."1 Since assuming office as prime minister last October, Takagi has not made a personal visit to the shrine itself, though he performed a remote prayer toward Yasukuni Shrine from the parking lot of the Nippon Budokan on August 15, marking the 81st anniversary of Japan's surrender in World War II.1
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