Japan PM makes landmark visit to Pearl Harbor
Following the president historic visit at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park on May 27, 2016 in Hiroshima Japan, starring alongside Japanese PM Shinzo Abe, President of the United States Barrack has reiterated his administration will do whatever it can to reestablish the US-Japan ties ever since the devastating Pearl Harbor catastrophe at the hit of the world war11.
Seemingly, it was yet another historic visitation as President Obama and Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe take a nostalgic walk of honor at the memorial built atop the
bombed-out hull of the USS Arizona, which sank to the bottom of the
harbor on Dec. 7, 1941.
Japanese air attack that drew the United States into the Second World War.. It's the first formal trip by a Japanese leader to Pearl Harbor. The duo who spoke in an emotional manner expresses their unflinching condolences and prayers to all those who died brazenly in that devastating tragedy that almost left Americans in ruins.
"The alliance between Japan and the United States is one with hope in dealing with various problems in the world," Abe said in a speech to the Japanese business lobby Keidanren.
"I hope this visit will be a historical one with leaders of Japan and the United States jointly visiting Pearl Harbor in a show of reconciliation," he said.
Abe's visit comes 75 years after the attack on Pearl Harbor and his attendance at the USS Arizona Memorial marks the first such visit in decades by a Japanese prime minster. During the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, 2,403 Americans were killed on Dec. 7, 1941.
"To the souls of the US servicemen who lie aboard the USS Arizona, to the American people, and all people around the world, I pledge that unwavering vow" PM Abe added.
The Americans who retaliated the Japanese Pearl Harbor devastation gave the Japan nation something to remember all their lives at the tale end of the world war 11 with the Hiroshima and Nagasaki air throw atomic bomb strike which killed over 200,000 Japanese nationals.
The first Japanese leader to visit Pearl Harbor was Shigeru Yoshida who in 1951 stopped over in Hawaii both on the way to and from the signing of the peace treaty with the US in San Francisco.
Both countries agreed to work together in achieving the deserving bilateral ties which will become worthy of benefits to the two nations whose ties is about to become a made from heaven settlement after their not too rosy war past.
Seemingly, it was yet another historic visitation as President Obama and Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe take a nostalgic walk of honor at the memorial built atop the
bombed-out hull of the USS Arizona, which sank to the bottom of the
harbor on Dec. 7, 1941.Japanese air attack that drew the United States into the Second World War.. It's the first formal trip by a Japanese leader to Pearl Harbor. The duo who spoke in an emotional manner expresses their unflinching condolences and prayers to all those who died brazenly in that devastating tragedy that almost left Americans in ruins.
"The alliance between Japan and the United States is one with hope in dealing with various problems in the world," Abe said in a speech to the Japanese business lobby Keidanren.
"I hope this visit will be a historical one with leaders of Japan and the United States jointly visiting Pearl Harbor in a show of reconciliation," he said.
Abe's visit comes 75 years after the attack on Pearl Harbor and his attendance at the USS Arizona Memorial marks the first such visit in decades by a Japanese prime minster. During the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, 2,403 Americans were killed on Dec. 7, 1941.
"To the souls of the US servicemen who lie aboard the USS Arizona, to the American people, and all people around the world, I pledge that unwavering vow" PM Abe added.
The Americans who retaliated the Japanese Pearl Harbor devastation gave the Japan nation something to remember all their lives at the tale end of the world war 11 with the Hiroshima and Nagasaki air throw atomic bomb strike which killed over 200,000 Japanese nationals.
The first Japanese leader to visit Pearl Harbor was Shigeru Yoshida who in 1951 stopped over in Hawaii both on the way to and from the signing of the peace treaty with the US in San Francisco.
Both countries agreed to work together in achieving the deserving bilateral ties which will become worthy of benefits to the two nations whose ties is about to become a made from heaven settlement after their not too rosy war past.
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