at first, inoue wasnsn't interested in exhibiting her work overseas.he just wanted to keep on making things. >> translator: i declined the offer flat out because i didn't realize the event was such a big deal. when my husband came home ththa night and i mentioned it, he scolded me for wasting such a big opportrtunity. in the end, i decided that i would exhibit my work. >> reporter: this is cherry blossoms, one of the works inoue will exhibit at the expo. changing color tones accentuate the depth of field, creating the dazzling effect of flower petals layered on top of one another. it is a classic snapshot of japanese scenery and one the artist hopes will captivate viewers from around the world. >> translator: i want my work to provide some comfort to people who are suffering from the pandemic and natural disasters. i hope to exhibit my works in paris as soon as possible. >> reporter: original creations crafted for a new audience. but inoue is staying firmly in touch with japan's artistic traditions. ♪ >>> it's t time now for our che on world weather wh

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inoue shinji to hold the world expo in osaka in 2025. >> for more on this story, i'm joined now by nhk senior political commentator. what's your impression of this new cabinet? >> this lineup shows how much importance the new prime minister places on continuity. we are seeing a lot of familiar faces, many of whom have served on a cabinet witith suga and ab. the finance minister, foreign minister, education minister, and several other positions were reappointments. as a self-made politician, suga values hard work and it shows. suga's top government spokesperson is the man who served ass his own deputy chief cabinet secretary. suga worked closely with each and every minister during that time. and seems keen to reward excellence. after the pandemic uncertainty, and it really comes as no surprise that this cabinet is all about stability. >> okay. so given that, has suga done anything to differentiate himself from previous governments? >> well, suga's top priority is, of course, dealing with the coronavirus. but he also wants tomprove the bureaucracy and he's in a great position to do so. a

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