For the first time in his life, the Japanese ambassador to Saudi Arabia is riding a camel (video)
The Japanese ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Fumio Iwai.
Today, Saturday, the Japanese ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Fumio Iwai, published a video clip through his personal account on the social networking site "Twitter", in which he appears riding a camel
. his life.
The Japanese ambassador said in the tweet, "I had the pleasure of visiting the King Abdulaziz Camel Festival yesterday. The beautiful thing is that for the first time in my life I experienced camel riding."
He also added: This festival is considered the largest camel festival in the world.
In addition, he told his fans that he had learned a few new Arabic words that describe the colors of camels, such as (Al-Wadh, Al-Shaqh, Al-Sha'al, Al-Khamr, Al-Safar, and Majaheem).
Twitter users interacted with the video posted by the ambassador on his own account, welcoming the ambassador and proud of sharing their interests and love for camels, stressing their pride in the Saudi-Japanese relations.
Some of them also assured the ambassador, according to Al-Arabiya, that he would "destroy the love of the Arabian desert at such times of the year", wishing him to enjoy riding camels.
The Japanese ambassador in Riyadh and his wife, Umm Koji, are active on social media, and they enjoy great follow-up and interaction by thousands of Saudis, especially as he is fluent in Arabic and loves traditional Saudi foods, according to local media.
I had the pleasure of visiting the King Abdulaziz Camel Festival yesterday, and this festival is considered the largest camel festival in the world.
And I learned a few new Arabic words that describe the colors of camels, such as (Al-Wadh, Al-Shaqh, Al-Sha'al, Al-Khamr, Al-Safar, and Majaheem).
The beautiful thing is that for the first time in my life I have experienced camel riding.
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— Iwai Fumio 🇯🇵 (@FumioIwai) January 7, 2022
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