Japan’s Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Seiji Kihara was caught on camera after his Jan. 13 visit to the White House with his hands in his pants pockets.
Japan’s Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Seiji Kihara was caught on camera after his Jan. 13 visit to the White House with his hands in his pants pockets, staring off into space, and seeming uninterested in Kishida’s remarks to reporters after the sitdown with the 80-year-old president.
After several seconds — and apparently after realizing that he was in the camera shot — Kihara adjusted his trousers and fiddled around with his jacket pockets before striking a more dignified pose with his hands crossed in front of him. last week that his mother called him after seeing the viral clip and told him, “I’m ashamed. Sew up your pockets.”
Kihara’s blunder made the rounds on the internet after the Asahi Shimbun newspaper posted a clip of it on Twitter, igniting a firestorm of criticism.
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