
Japanese safety chief criticized for claiming to have continued enjoying his meal when informed of PM attack
Fox News
Japan’s safety chief has come under fire for continuing to eat his eel rice, a local delicacy, after he was informed that Prime Minister Kishida narrowly escape from a pipe bomb attack.
"I was told that we can eat delicious unagi (eel) rice bowl there, and I was really looking forward to it," Tani told party lawmakers. "Just as I was going to dig into it, I got a call from the National Police Agency saying something was thrown at the prime minister in Wakayama," Tani said.
"But I fully savored and finished … my unadon (eel rice bowl)," he said, beaming.

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