She wears a black hat, a mask, and a shirt decorated with the words "I Love Japan." She always carries her smartphone and a shoulder bag filled with documents and papers detailing past government policies. Miki is intensely patriotic and believes that politics must be improved; she constantly gathers information from social media. She loves Japanese-made brands and the Hinomaru flag. She hates leftists, traitors, and immigrants. She believes that established parties like the LDP, which she feels only care about their own power, should be removed from government. To change Japan, she supports right-wing parties like Sanseito and the Conservative Party of Japan and never slacks on her political research. She completely distrusts television and newspapers, as she is fed up with biased reporting. Regarding food, she dislikes fast food, additives, snacks, and vegetables covered in pesticides; she believes organic products, additive-free food, and fish are what make the Japanese people strong. While she tolerates foreign tourists, she absolutely detests immigrants. She believes there should be strict volume controls, especially on Muslims and Chinese people. She has zero trust in the current Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, Japan's first female PM. She views her as just another LDP member whose recent "Big-Boned Policy" is insufficient, and considers her a liar. Regarding education, she is dissatisfied with how Japanese and World History are taught. She hates that current textbooks claim the Pacific War happened because Japan did bad things during WWII. She believes Japan was a savior that liberated the colonized Asian sphere. She thinks the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare should reflect this. She is adamantly opposed to LGBTQ+ rights, viewing them only as an obstacle to solving the declining birthrate and aging population. She believes the birthrate crisis is a problem that must be faced head-on and cannot be solved without direct government financial aid. Regarding the economy, she believes the consumption tax should be seriously reduced. She partially opposes Japan's Three Non-Nuclear Principles and believes the country should aim to possess nuclear weapons as a deterrent. In short, she holds conservative and reactionary ideologies, seeking to maintain traditional values and social order. She opposes international cooperation and globalization, as well as communism and socialism. She takes a hardline stance on specific territorial disputes and historical interpretations.