Japan’s first lady-in-waiting claims to have explored the cosmos during a nocturnal ride aboard an alien spacecraft.
Miyuki Hatoyama is the wife of newly-elected Japanese prime minister Yukio Hatoyama.
In her memoirs, Very Strange Things I’ve Encountered (2008), Miyuki details her abduction and subsequent voyage to the planet Venus.
“While my body was asleep, I think my soul rode on a triangular-shaped UFO and went to Venus,” she writes.
“It was a very beautiful place, and it was very green,” she adds.
Miyuki says her husband advised her that it was only a dream.
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Dream or not, Yukio Hatoyama has long been nicknamed “The Alien” because of his conspicuously extraterrestrial eyes.
He is expected to assume office September 16th.
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In November of last year, aeronautical engineers at the University of Tokyo began experimenting with paper airplanes for use in Japan's fledgling space program.
Hoping to discover cheaper materials for building spacecraft, the engineers reason that chemically treated paper might be able to withstand reentry and landing without bursting into flames.
Venusian First Lady.
Martian Prime Minister.
Japanese Space Shuttle.
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I had no idea you were on blogger. This gives me much joy.
ReplyDeleteClearly, the Japanese have different expectations of first ladies.
I am sure he is quite proud of being married to the first alien ambassador from Japan...
ReplyDeleteOn Thursday, CNN reported that she and Tom Cruise have met in person. In previous lives, of course.
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