The First Lady of United States gifted the Empress Masako a gift with a link to her days studying in the US. The Empress studied at Harvard University and upon meeting the First Lady she was given a red fountain pen made from an oak tree that stands within university’s grounds. In return for the fountain pen, the First Lady received an ornamental Japanese box.
Both US President Donald Trump and Japanese Emperor Naruhito also exchanged gifts where Trump gave the Emperor an American handmade viola and a photo of American composer, Aaron Copland.
Trump’s visit to Japan also means that he became the first world leader to visit the new emperor.
The US President recently toasted his visit to the new Emperor at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo.
The US President said: “We are profoundly honoured to return to Japan as your nation’s first state guests following the enthronement of his majesty the emperor.
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“We thank the people of Japan for their incredible hospitality and warm welcome in this majestic land.”
Trump also met with Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe where the two leaders discussed North Korea’s nuclear policy and Japanese abductees.
The Japanese Prime minister insisted that Trump pledged his “full support” to a proposed meeting between Japan and North Korea.
Trump also said that he expected “good things” to come from North Korea.
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Mr Abe has recently said that missile threats in the country pose a security threat to Japan.
In contrast, however, Trump has described North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un as a “very smart guy”.
The US President also added that he expected “a lot of good things” to come from North Korea.
Trump’s praise of the Kim comes in contrast to comments from the North Korean leader’s recent comments where he called US National Security Advisor John Bolton as a “war maniac”.