"Kishida and Biden Celebrate U.S.-Japan Alliance at State Dinner, Address Congress"

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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and President Joe Biden toasted the U.S.-Japan alliance at a state dinner, with Kishida quoting "Star Trek" and joking about boldly going where no one had gone before. The leaders pledged to strengthen their countries' interests in the face of global challenges, while notable guests including the Clintons and business moguls attended the event. The White House was transformed into a vibrant spring garden for the occasion, and entertainment was provided by Paul Simon. The dinner highlighted the "bounty of spring" in Japan and the United States, with a menu featuring dishes inspired by both countries.
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