Video: Hillary Clinton shook Japanese emperor hand and kissed the Empress on the cheek, contrary to protocols

The US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton offered her own version of protocol during the meeting she had Sunday with the Japanese imperial family – a handshake and a cheek kissing, the AFP reports.

Come to express the U.S. support for Japan during a few hours visit to Tokyo, Hillary Clinton has assumed the freedom to kiss the Empress Michiko on the cheek and to shake hands with Emperor Akihito, but without making a bow.

In 2009, during a meeting with the Japanese imperial family, President Barack Obama was criticized by some U.S. media and his opponents for having “bowed”to the Emperor of Japan Akihito. The White House said then that the american leader did nothing else but comply with Japanese protocol.
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in Japan on Sunday, showing her support for the country which was severely hit by an earthquake measuring 9 on the Richter scale and a devastating tsunami. During the visit, Clinton announced that the U.S. has signed with Japan, a public-private partnership for post-earthquake reconstruction.

Video: Hillary Clinton meeting Akihito and kissing queen Michiko