Trudeau, I won't go ...

According to Japan's NHK News Network, Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau, who originally planned to participate in the Abe funeral, announced the cancellation of the trip to Japan for some reason on the 24th. It is reported that Trudeau was originally the only leader in the Abe's funeral in the Seventh Kingdom Group (G7).

On September 21, the Canadian government officially published a special news that Trudeau announced the participation in the Anbe funeral. Trudeau originally planned to visit Japan from September 24th to 28th. According to the original plan, Trudeau will formally meet with the current Japanese Prime Minister Kishita, Kishita, in Japan to discuss how to promote the cooperation between the two countries under the G7 framework.

In addition to the announcement, the announcement also reviewed the experience of Trudeau and former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, and reposted Trudeau's remembrance of Abe's tweet.

Trudeau said at a press conference that the main reason for his cancellation of the itinerary was that Canada is currently encountering the invasion of Hurricane "Fiona". He said to the media at the press conference: "Hurricane (to Canada) has serious damage. I will cancel the Abe's national funeral attending Japan, and the government will strive to support the Canadian people. "

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