In the first trip to Asia of his second term, all eyes will be on how U.S. President Donald Trump engages with Japan's new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, a protege of the late Shinzo Abe with whom the American leader had a close relationship.After traveling to Malaysia on the weekend, Trump's three-day visit to Japan is set to begin Monday, less than a week after Takaichi was elected the country's first female premier. For any foreign leader, dealing with Trump, who is more politically seasoned than during his first presidency, is a challenge.In the world of diplomacy, personal relationship…READ FULL ARTICLE