Japan’s Ambassador to the UK, Hiroshi Suzuki, sparked a delightful internet sensation by jokingly apologizing for offering Paddington Bear marmalade on crumpets. This lighthearted tweet ignited a cultural exchange, with British users sharing crumpet etiquette and humor. Suzuki’s charming approach showcased the power of food diplomacy, fostering connection and goodwill in a world often filled with serious news.How one tweet from Japan’s UK Ambassador won the internet
Japan’s Ambassador to the UK, Hiroshi Suzuki, sparked a delightful internet sensation by jokingly apologizing for offering Paddington Bear marmalade on crumpets. This lighthearted tweet ignited a cultural exchange, with British users sharing crumpet etiquette and humor. Suzuki’s charming approach showcased the power of food diplomacy, fostering connection and goodwill in a world often filled with serious news.
