The Japanese government recently made an official response to the inquiry regarding Bitcoin reserves raised by Senator Akira Hamada. Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba clarified the government's position, stating that the volatility of crypto assets does not align with the current foreign exchange reserve system. Akira Hamada suggested that Japan consider investing foreign exchange reserves in Bitcoin, following the example of the United States, but the government indicated that it is currently unaware of related trends in countries like the United States, as these plans are still under discussion. According to the legal framework, crypto assets do not fall under the category of foreign exchange, and the existing system prioritizes the safety and liquidity of foreign exchange reserves. The government maintains a cautious attitude towards incorporating crypto assets into the national reserve strategy.