US White House website wrong name of Japanese Prime minister

Changjiang Business News

Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda was wrongly named by the White House website 26th in a news release, China Daily reported. Japanese media lamented Japan's lack of sense of international existence.

On the same day, the White House website released the U.S. president's National Security Affairs assistant Donilon recently visited Japan. Donilon 26th and Yoshihiko Noda held talks on the Korean peninsula situation and the Iranian nuclear issue and other exchanges of views. The two sides unanimously stressed the importance of deepening the strategic alliance between the United States and Japan. When it comes to Donilon talks with Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda, the website mistakenly wrote the name of Yoshihiko Noda (Yoshihiko Yoshiko). Yoshihiko Yoshihiko.

It is reported that Yoshiko pronunciation in Japanese can write "Jia Zi", is a female name. The White House official website corrected the error. Japan's "News of production" analysis that the U.S. government has repeatedly the names of Japanese officials and official confusion, can be seen in Japan, the international "no sense of existence."