Japan: Friday Giddily and Emperor

japan: TOKYO Flying nearly 7,000 miles is not President Donald Trump's idea of a good time, according to Asahi Shimbun. But he departed for Japan on Friday giddily anticipating what he promised a day earlier would be the biggest event they've had in over 200 years that is, his own meeting with the country's new emperor. This article was based on a trip sponsored by the independent, nonprofit Foreign Press Center Japan. While his hosts may not view Trump's visit as quite so momentous, it is a crescendo in the remarkable campaign of flattery and cajoling waged by Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe. Since then, Abe has golfed with Trump three times; visited Mar-a-Lago twice; gifted him a golf club worth nearly 3,800; dropped in on First Lady Melania Trump's birthday dinner; and even, according to Trump himself, nominated Trump for a Nobel Prize. Story Continued Below Trump had not yet been inaugurated when Abe hopped on a plane, uninvited, to meet with the president-elect at Trump Tower. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

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