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Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama receives some "umeboshi" (pickled plums) Thursday from representatives from a cooperative in Wakayama Prefecture.

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Thank you thank you. I feel much better now.

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Is his suit shining?

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There is Hatoyama doing his Mr. Burns impression from The Simpsons.

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@combinibento word up!

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I bet he will enjoy ordinary life better than being an PM.

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He seems pretty happy for someone who's just lost his job. I guess the message here is: when you're on the ropes, call in the umeboshi girls.

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""Umeboshi sandwich", and I'll be the shriveled plum. Excellent!!!

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There is Hatoyama doing his Mr. Burns impression from The Simpsons

eeeexxxcellent

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“umeboshi” (pickled plums) Thursday from representatives from a cooperative in Wakayama Prefecture.

Is it JA or rival organisation? Silver man with Golden Girls !

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boy he got outta dodge fast!

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Yes. I bet it is a load off his mind. Wouldn`t want to be the Japanese PM these days. What an impossible job!

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Don't they mean former PM?

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He's still PM till tomorrow. Enjoying his last day as PM.

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The girl on the left seems to be thinking, "Why are we having a photo op with this failure? My modeling career is ruined due to this embarrassing gig!"

I only have two words for the one who came up with the Mr. Burns analogy...

EXXXXcellent post!

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Plums for a lame duck...

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So their handing him his 'plums', eh? Didn't think he had any left after the past eight months of conceding to the bureaucrats and the US military.

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Please replace center figure and let Naoto Kan enjoy the company of these young and beautiful girls !

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Been a long time since he smiled like that

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