A man riding a motorbike waves to opposition Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) leader Shinzo Abe (3rd right atop truck) during a campaign speech in Ageo, Saitama Prefecture, on Tuesday.
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A man riding a motorbike waves to opposition Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) leader Shinzo Abe (3rd right atop truck) during a campaign speech in Ageo, Saitama Prefecture, on Tuesday.
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some14some
under 50cc motorbike rider will do the same if he finds DPJ speaker somewhere around.
Ewan Huzarmy
Bad Luck, more like ! Looks like were going to be burdened with more misery if the LDP get back in.
YuriOtani
My guy waves to all of them. They say thank you to him in English.
slumdog
The slogan on the helmet 'In the race of life' interestingly ironic.
my2sense
Would love to see a foreigner on a Harley and the reaction...
smithinjapan
I would call that a scooter more than I would a motorbike... or maybe a moped.
sakurala
I wish they would do away with these loud speaker vehicals. They just seem useless when they are driving around and only saying the name of the candidate, the name of the party and some general message about how they are there to make Japan great.
One of these vans tried to navigate the narrow roads around my house. When they came the narrow alley that leads to my front door, my husband and I told them that they were not allowed to proceed down the narrow streets in our area and they would have to back out. They did so but boy was it noisy for the 15 minutes it took them to go down a 20 meter zigzag alley thats only about 2 meters at its widest.
gjn48kawaii
These are the jerks yelling in to a loudspeaker in front of your local station every day. Be sure to thank them.
warispeace
Why all this hype in the media, including JT, for the LDP? Isn't this press bias?
some14some
because JT knows most of the readers have no voting right but they can "click good/bad" icon that's what is important for them.
Disillusioned
I think he is holding up a few too many fingers.
Ivan Coughanoffalot
I gave Abe a wave the other morning, using far fewer fingers than this.
Next time I see him, I'll give him a couple of cheeks as well.
Helen_Monk
Ivan CoughanoffalotDec. 12, 2012 - 03:23PM JST I gave Abe a wave the other morning, using far fewer fingers than this. Next time I see him, I'll give him a couple of cheeks as well.
Why wait for an opportunity? Create your own. Head on down to the LDP headquaters. They are not hard to find (pretty close to the Diet Bulding). You can walk right to the front gate, turn around, and give him salute. I'm sure the Jcops guarding the place will get a good chuckle out of it.