"Era un lugar muy hermoso y muy verde..."

___________________________________________________________________「私はUFOに乗って金星に行った」民主党鳩山由紀夫議員の奥さん、鳩山幸さんの発言が海外で話題。

オモロイ。。。。。私も金星に行きたいです。旅行が大好きです！！！！。 実に羨ましい！！！

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Os posteo una noticia directamente copiada con todo descaro de la página de Informativos Telecinco. Estoy fascinada por la esposa del nuevo primer ministro japonés: dice que ha ido a Venus en un ovni y que era un lugar muy hermoso y verde. También afirma haber conocido a Tom Cruise....cuando este estaba reencanado en un japonés. Ahí va la noticia:

Miyuki Hatoyama La mujer del primer ministro de Japón asegura que estuvo "en Venus en un ovni" Publicó un libro en el que habla de Venus "como un lugar muy hermoso y verde" Dice haber conocido a Tom Cruise cuando este estaba reencarnado en un japonés 04.09.09 11:31 h. INFORMATIVOS TELECINCO Del país de los 'Mangas' nos llega la última noticia insólita. La mujer del primer ministro japonés, Miyuki Hatoyama, asegura haber viajado a Venus en una nave extraterrestre en 1970. La ex actriz de 66 años, amiga de las excentricidades y lejos de los convencionalismos orientales, lo cuenta en su libro recién publicado "Las cosas super extrañas que me han pasado", en el que además revela haber conocido a Tom Cruise cuando estaba reencarnado en japonés. Miyuki Hatoyama de 66 años es una mujer fuera de la norma nipona, se casó en segundas nupcias con Yukio Hatoyama en 1975, que se hará cargo del gobierno japonés a partir del 16 de septiembre. Foto archivo "Estaba dormida, creo que mi alma viajó en un platillo volante triangular y llegó a Venus, era un lugar muy hermoso y verde". Lo escribió sin importarle que a su marido, el actual primer ministro Yukio Hatoyama, le llaman el 'Alien' por sus ojos saltones y la forma de bombilla de su cabeza. La escritora de libros de cocina y diseñadora en carrera le ha robado el protagonismo a su marido con sus frecuentes apariciones en televisión y sus disparatadas declaraciones. La mujer, con un historia poco convencional para el protocolo nipón, estaba casada cuando conoció al político cuatro años menor que ella. Se casaron en 1975 y desde entonces ella se ha metido a la prensa de su país en un bolsillo con sus opiniones sobre la cocina macrobiótica, diseño de ropa, cultivo de verduras y otros temas mundanos ajenos a la política. Sobre lo que piensa de su abducción por los alienígenas, la carismática dama afirma que si hubiera estado a su lado en aquellos momentos le habría dicho "eso es maravilloso". Aunque ex actriz del famosos teatro Takarazuka, de solo mujeres, no descarta, alguna vez poder actuar en Hollywood con Tom Cruise, al que ya conoció cuando este estaba reencarnado en japonés. Yukio Hatoyama, de 62 años, se hará cargo del gobierno japonés a partir del 16 de septiembre, luego de la histórica victoria en las elecciones legislativas del domingo del movimiento que preside, el Partido Demócrata de Japón (PDJ, centro).

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Friday's Quote of the Day 09:49 UK time, Friday, 4 September 2009 "It was an extremely beautiful place and was very green" - Japan's first lady-in-waiting on her trip to Venus Miyuki Hatoyama is not a typical spouse of a world leader. As well as claiming her spirit has travelled on a triangular-shaped UFO, she also says she knew Tom Cruise in a past life.

That´s a new I have copied from the internet:

Japan’s new Prime Minister, Yukio Hatoyama, faces formidable foreign policy challenges in dealing with an expansionist China, a nuclear armed North Korea and a sinister Russia. But he need have no concerns about establishing friendly relations with the planet Venus — his own wife is a friend of the Venusians, having travelled there in a UFO in the 1970s. The distinctions of Miyuki Hatoyama, 66, do not end there. As well as being a musical actress, cookery writer, clothes maker and television personality, she also says that she knew the actor Tom Cruise in a past life when he was incarnated as a Japanese. To his credit, Mr Hatoyama, who will formally become Prime Minister in a fortnight after a landslide election victory last Sunday, does not appear in the least embarrassed by his wife’s eccentricities, and nor do his fellow citizens. She falls into the category of public figure known as “tarento”, or “talent” — televisual artists or entertainers who are expected and encouraged to be more flamboyant and unpredictable than the rest of us. Mrs Hatoyama began her career in a Japanese institution — the Takarazuka Revue, a troupe of female singers and dancers who perform romantic musicals to packed audiences of middle-aged Japanese women. She was living in California, as the wife of a Japanese restaurateur, when she met the young Mr Hatoyama, who was studying engineering at Stanford University. Their marriage in the US, after her divorce, was mildly scandalous for the scion of a political family such as Mr Hatoyama. “Most men choose a partner from among single women,” as he said proudly. “But I chose from among all womankind.”

Since then she has established herself as a lifestyle consultant, or “life composer”, and the author of several books, including Miyuki Hatoyama’s Spiritual Food and Miyuki Hatoyama’s Have a Nice Time. It was in a book of interviews with prominent people, entitled Most Bizarre Things I’ve Encountered, that she revealed her extraterrestrial jaunt, which occurred during her first marriage. “While my body was sleeping, I think my spirit flew on a triangular-shaped UFO to Venus,” she said. “It was an extremely beautiful place and was very green.” Since it became likely, earlier this year, that Mr Hatoyama and his Democratic Party of Japan were likely to form the next government, she has been extensively interviewed on the daytime “wide shows” aimed at Japanese housewives. It was during one of these that she spoke of her past-life friendship with Cruise and her ambition to make a film with him. “He was Japanese in his past life, and we were together so when I see him, I will say, ‘Hi. It’s been a long time’, and he will immediately understand,” she said. “I will win the Oscar for sure. About seven years ago my husband Yukio said to me, ‘Yeah, yeah, that’s a nice dream . . .’ but these days, he encourages me and he sits at his computer translating the script into English even though he is tired after work.” She also described how she “eats the sun” every morning. She closed her eyes and mimed the act of removing pieces from the sky. “Yum, yum, yum,” she said, placing the imaginary solar morsels in her mouth. “I get energy from it. My husband also does this.”

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