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Kishi.. LOOOOL !!!..

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I guess the photo is suppossed to be funny? Cause it is!!!

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for his understanding and cooperation over the release of treated radioactive wastewater from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant into the Pacific that began on Aug. 24,

First Japan will ask other country to accept Japan action to release the water, after that they Japan insist other countries to import Fukushima food.

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Good photo. Joko Widodo offers a friendly handshake, Kishida A380 just looks like a stunned mullet.

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the leaders pledged to work together to maintain a free and open international order based on the rule of law, the Japanese Foreign Ministry said.

More waffle from the Foreign Ministry to sow the image of self importance and promote the image of relevancy.

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North Korea just unveiled a nuclear-warhead SLBM submarine intended to drop nuclear warhead on Tokyo and Seoul.

Seoul may try to demand the US supply of 20% enriched uranium fuel to go ahead with the construction of its nuclear-propulsion submarine which is ready to begin construction except for the fuel, is Japan ready as well?

https://www.usnews.com/news/world/articles/2023-09-07/north-korea-launches-new-tactical-nuclear-attack-submarine-kcna

North Korea Launches New Tactical Nuclear Attack Submarine -KCNA

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The look on Mr. Kishida's face is as if he his saying to his Indonesian counterpart "hey, you just sneezed on that hand !"

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Good photo. Joko Widodo offers a friendly handshake, Kishida A380 just looks like a stunned mullet.

We don't know where that hand was before the photo was taken /:

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We need memes for that photo!!!

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You must love this picture!

Kishida probably thinking:

" Whow, some leaders got some big hands!"

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So why was this photo chosen over all others, how funny, LOL

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He's wondering what was the last thing he used his hand for.

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China really is trying to pull the “make the world ally against us” speed run aren’t they

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Lol. What a funny photo.

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looks like he just realized people in Indonesia also shake hands xD

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“Do people in Indonesian wash your hands? “

Safety first in Japan!

Meme 1. Couldn't resist!

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The steadfast, resolute leader of Japan.

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What an awful photo, It looked like Kishida is saying ..."I'm not shaking that".

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You really want me to shake your hand? If you insist.- Django.

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Is this guy a joke,when has Japan,been a great naval power since Pearl Harbor

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Are they the most popular Osakan Manzai act (漫才) at the moment?

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So, did Kishida shake his hand?

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Joko looks a bit like Pappy the Italian restauranteur from an episode of Seinfeld. No wonder Kishida shied away from the hand.

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Joko: "Smell my finger."

Kishida: "!!?"

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To begin with, Japan has been outsmarted by the Indonesian government due to China's bribery offensive in Indonesia's railway development, and Japan is not treated better than China when it comes to importing copper resources.

The current President Joko Widodo is a China-friendly person, and there seems to be little reason for cooperation other than security.

Unfortunately, South Korea's nuclear development and deployment are nothing but delusions.

Even a clumsy president like Biden would not allow such a thing.

It can't be helped because South Korea is a country that is not trusted.

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