Reception for Japanese PM Abe in Hawaii

The speaker greets the audience with 'Aloha' and discusses plans to visit Pearl Harbor with President Obama, emphasizing the power of reconciliation. The importance of the US-Japan alliance in addressing global challenges is highlighted. The speaker expresses joy in visiting Hawaii and meeting Japanese Americans, sharing pride in their heritage. They also comment on the delicious Hawaiian cuisine. The speech concludes with a toast and expressions of gratitude.

What is the main purpose of the speaker's visit to Pearl Harbor with President Obama?

• To plan a new military base

• To demonstrate the power of reconciliation

• To discuss economic policies

• To attend a cultural festival

What does the speaker hope to achieve with the Japan-US alliance?

• To dominate the global market

• To address regional and global challenges together

• To create a new trade agreement

• To establish a cultural exchange program

How does the speaker feel about visiting Hawaii as Prime Minister?

• Indifferent

• Disappointed

• Anxious

• Joyful

What aspect of Hawaii does the speaker particularly appreciate?

• The weather

• The Japanese-American community

• The local music

• The shopping centers

What does the speaker do at the end of the visit?

• Gives a speech

• Performs a dance

• Proposes a toast

• Sings a song