🔗 Share this article Donald Trump Welcomed by the Japanese Emperor Before Encountering New Prime Minister Former President Donald Trump obtained a imperial welcome on Monday in Japan, the latest leg of a five-day Asian tour which he aspires to finish with an agreement on a trade war truce with Chinese president Xi Jinping. Official Meetings Trump, undertaking his longest journey abroad since assuming the presidency in January, declared arrangements with four nations in Southeast Asia during the first stop in Malaysia and is projected to meet Xi in South Korea on later this week. The former leader greeted with officials on the tarmac and offered a multiple enthusiastic motions, before his aircraft transported him for a picturesque evening excursion of Tokyo. His official vehicles was later seen arriving at the emperor's residence, where he had discussions with Japanese monarch Naruhito. Economic Agreements Donald Trump has obtained a $550-billion investment pledge from Tokyo in as compensation for relief from strict customs taxes. Japan's newly elected premier, Sanae Takaichi, is aiming to continue to please Trump with promises to purchase US light trucks, agricultural products and natural gas, and declare an deal on vessel manufacturing. Japan's leader, who was appointed as Japan's first female premier recently, told Trump that bolstering their international partnership was her "primary focus" in a telephonic discussion on Saturday. Further News America and China have reached consensus a structure for a commercial agreement mere days before Trump and Beijing's head Xi Jinping are due to meet. The finance chief the treasury head said the deal, established on the sidelines of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations conference in Malaysia on the weekend, would eradicate the threat of the application of 100% tariffs on Chinese imports starting on 1 November. The former president has managed the completion of a peace arrangement between the Thai nation and the Cambodian country on the opening day of an Asia tour. The US president reached the Malaysian nation on Sunday before the ASEAN summit in the capital, Kuala Lumpur. The council of American-Islamic relations has accused the Trump administration of a "blatant affront to freedom of expression" after federal immigration authorities arrested UK reporter, the journalist, on the weekend. Trump said he was eagerly awaiting meeting Takaichi, a strong supporter of his deceased companion and golfing partner, previous leader former PM Abe, remarking: "I think she's going to be outstanding." Public Remarks Additionally, Donald Trump stated he would eliminate seeking the second-in-command position in the 2028 presidential race, an approach some of his followers have floated to permit the Republican president to occupy an further tenure in government. "I could to do that," Trump said, in an exchange with journalists within the official plane. Yet he stated: "That's not an option. I think it's excessively tricky. Yeah, I would eliminate that option because it's too cute. I believe the public would disapprove of that. It's excessively tricky. It would not be - it would not constitute appropriate."