Japan trying to find right aircraft for Aso's Sakhalin trip

Friday 06th February, 05:48 AM JST

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some14some at 07:32 AM JST - 6th February

Hot Air Balloon Flight eco friendly quick & (in)convenient !
888naff at 08:15 AM JST - 6th February

japanese fishing boat
plasticmonkey at 08:53 AM JST - 6th February

Fly to Seoul-Incheon, then transfer to the daily Asiana flight to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk. If you dare snub JAL.
Sherman at 08:57 AM JST - 6th February

He could always pop over to Vlad and get a lift in a Tupolev ANT-20bis.
smithinjapan at 09:15 AM JST - 6th February

Sherman: Damn! beat me to it.

warispeace at 10:19 AM JST - 6th February

This trying question of the right transport brought the answer below to mind.

Rub a dub dub,
Three men in a tub,
And who do you think they be?
G-Dub, Jun-chan,
And Rozen-Aso.
Float them to Sakhalin, knaves all three!

Ultradude at 10:32 AM JST - 6th February

Certainly, the Air Self-Defense Force has at least one Gulfstream or Learjet-type aircraft. If not, just charter one, problem solved.
whynothow at 01:52 PM JST - 6th February

tie him up to a kite
pointofview at 03:12 PM JST - 6th February

Launch him from a canon. One with EROPS of course.
ultradodgy at 05:09 PM JST - 6th February

What happens if the ASDF plane is attacked overseas?
blvtzpk at 05:15 PM JST - 6th February

Catapult
ca1ic0cat at 09:55 PM JST - 6th February

An Otter oughter do it.
OssanAmerica at 07:52 AM JST - 7th February

What happens if the ASDF plane is attacked overseas?

They'll spend the next three months arguing over what laws need to be changed to do something about it.
nanotechnology at 10:00 AM JST - 7th February

YS-11, the pride of Japan aircraft industry in the 1960's.

There are several YS-11 still flying at present