Macron and Japanese PM mimic 'Dragon Ball' move
French President Emmanuel Macron and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi performed a gesture from the manga ‘Dragon Ball’. This happened during a meeting in Japan. It showed a friendly relationship between the two countries.
During a state visit to Tokyo, President Macron and Prime Minister Takaichi engaged in a lighthearted exchange. They used the ‘kamehameha’ gesture, a move from the ‘Dragon Ball’ manga and anime. This gesture occurred during a press conference as part of discussions about security and economic partnerships. The exchange highlighted the positive relationship between France and Japan.
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Macron and Takaichi shared a gesture
Emmanuel Macron and Sanae Takaichi performed a ‘Kamehameha’ gesture together.
'Dragon Ball' reference was made
The gesture was a reference to the manga ‘Dragon Ball’.
Meeting focused on partnerships
The visit was about security and economic partnerships between France and Japan.
Gesture happened at a press conference
The ‘Kamehameha’ gesture occurred during a press conference in Tokyo.
Macron was on a state visit
Emmanuel Macron was on a state visit to Japan.