A dish served in shoe to Japan's PM Shinzo Abe in Israel

This was Abe's second Israeli tour, and during this period, celebrity chef Segov Moses prepared this dish for them. Moses shared this picture on his Instagram account.

d: 10 May 2018 08:13 AM

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Tel Aviv: This is a very stigma, but it is true that when Japan's PM Shinzo Abe and his wife arrived at the PM's residence in Israel, they were served a dishes in shoe. This behavior of Abbe was done by the diplomats of both the nations. A former diplomat working in Japan said that this was a stupid and insensitive move. He further said that this is exactly what a Jew is going to serve a dish that looks like a pig. At the same time, he further informed that in Japan, nothing is seen from the more inferior to shoes.

A Japanese diplomat said that in some culture there is no custom to keep the shoes on the table. He further said that if it has been done in a funny tone then it should know that it is not funny at all. The diplomat said that people of Japan are hurt about this behavior made with their PM. On May 2, Japan's PM Shinzo Abe and his wife had dinner with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife at their residence.

This was the second Israeli tour of Abe, and for this, celebrity chef Segov Moses prepared this dish for them. Moses shared this picture on his Instagram account. In this PM Abe and his wife are seen posing for photographing. At the same time, both of the photographs seem to be unhappy with this behavior that has happened to them. This move with Japan's PM and his wife has hurt not just diplomats of both countries but social media users. They have expressed surprise in their posts.

One user wrote, "It's a pretty ridiculous idea to keep the shoe on the table !!" It is possible to do so in some other culture, but it is forbidden to take shoe even inside the house except to leave tables in the culture of Japan. People there do not wear shoes either inside homes or offices. At the same time, the guest coming to such places is also expected to take off their shoes.