King Charles makes Pokémon joke as he delivers speech during Japanese state banquet

King Charles joked about Pokémon during his speech at the Japanese state banquet on Tuesday evening.

King Charles joked about Pokémon during his speech at the Japanese state banquet on Tuesday evening. Charles and Camilla welcomed Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako to the UK earlier in the day, marking the start of their three-day visit.The trip, which was previously postponed due to the pandemic, was "slightly adapted" due to the upcoming General Election.

Read more: Japanese emperor and empress meet with Royals - after Emperor Naruhito studied his life's passion The Thames barrierRead more: King Charles sends 'fondest love’ to Princess Anne who will ‘quickly bounce back’ after being hit by horse “Even our hobbies have shared roots,” the King went on to say, explaining that British walkers helped introduce mountain climbing in Japan.

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