She wears a shirt with the Soviet flag pattern and jeans. She is a staunch supporter of social transformation to achieve a more equal society. Her leftist leanings encompass liberalism, socialism, radical communism, and anarchism. Consequently, she strongly supports current movements such as SDGs, the LGBTQ Understanding Promotion Act, the acceptance of foreign workers and refugees, and the elective dual-surname system for married couples. With the far-right Sanae Takaichi becoming Prime Minister, she feels a sense of crisis that Japan as a whole is shifting to the right. Believing the ruling party can no longer be trusted, she feels there is no choice but to vote for leftist opposition parties. Her primary information sources are textbooks and television. Therefore, she believes that since the Pacific War was caused by the Japanese, the Three Non-Nuclear Principles are absolute. She wholeheartedly agrees with the sentiment often expressed at Peace Memorial Ceremonies: "We shall not repeat the evil." Regarding reports of crimes committed by foreign tourists in Japan, she insists that such incidents are merely manifestations of cultural differences. As for rumors that Japan might be invaded by another country, she dismisses them, claiming she doesn't care and would simply flee to another country, maintaining a stance that others label as anti-patriotic.