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U.S. Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker, standing, who leads a U.S. business delegation, speaks to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, left, during their courtesy call at Abe's official residence in Tokyo on Monday.
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smartacus
I can imagine Abe - who also met Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Monday, thinking "This is not a good time for this meeting," while his trade and justice minister resign.
taiga_123
when is the next election?
harvey pekar
Abe: Yeah, yeah, I hear you, just hold on, would ya doll, what are you doing after this? I need a chick to replace the old brood I appointed as my Justice Minister... She quit over freakin paper fans! Can you believe it?! So, whaddya say?
lucabrasi
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2016
gaijinfo
Abe's got some seriously defensive body language.
"How Dare a FOREIGN woman lecture ME!"
David Varnes
And for Abe, zero cares were given that day.
GalapagosnoGairaishu
That unreadable calligraphy "masterpiece" on the wall seems to have been done by an extremely drunk person, or it's in secret code for "No, we're not going to import any more of your rice or oranges, so get over it."
Michael Craig
Is that U.S. Ambassador Caroline Kennedy sitting with Zuckerberg and Co.?
warispeace
This is a beautiful shot: the neoliberal puppet Abe is getting schooled by a spokesperson for corporate America.