Video of President Trump impersonating "Naruto" causes controversy; Chinese netizens say "Pitiable," "They should demand copyright fees."

This article was automatically translated from Japanese by AI. The original Japanese version is the authoritative source.

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On the 11th, Chinese media outlet Observer Network reported that U.S. President Donald Trump caused controversy on Japanese social media by releasing a video in which he impersonates Uzumaki Naruto. The photo shows President Trump.

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Video of President Trump impersonating "Naruto" causes controversy; Chinese netizens say "Pitiable," "They should demand copyright fees."

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