CATDOLL: Japan launches cute characters of disputed territories to provoke Russians

We are certainly familiar with territorial disputes, and most of them are caused by historical issues. Japan also has many territorial disputes, the largest of which is the sovereignty issue between Japan and Russia over the four northern islands. After failing to fight with the fighting nation, the Japanese people recently used their expertise to launch a cute image of the four northern islands, hoping to solve the issue of the four northern islands through the cute image...

Japan launches mascots representing the Northern Four Islands

She is not good-looking but she is very lucky.

The Japanese government created a cute character named Oiran based on the image of the Oiran bird living in the Northern Four Islands. According to the official statement of the Japanese government, Oiran was created to resolve the territorial dispute between Japan and Russia over the Northern Four Islands as soon as possible and to allow Japan and Russia to conclude a peace treaty as soon as possible. The Japanese government also opened a Twitter account specifically for Oiran. Although Oiran is set as an image of a peace ambassador, Oiran’s Twitter account posted a message today: “Do you know which country illegally occupied the Northern Four Islands?” What kind of suicidal spirit is it for a bird to fight with a polar bear for its own country... Thinking of the official Twitter account of the Russian Embassy in Japan, which used a bear to describe itself and mocked the Japanese government... Oiran, hurry up and pack your luggage and be ready to run away at any time!

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