古代宗教と最新鋭戦闘機が交わる日本社会ならではの唯一無二の光景に海外が大興奮！→「美しく、そして神聖さを感じる光景だ」【海外の反応】（すごいぞJAPAN!）

Welcome to Sugoizo Japan! America, England, Italy, Israel, and Japan, etc. The fifth generation jet fighter F-35 is operated in multiple countries. In addition to the United States, the final assembly and inspection facilities were installed in Japan and Italy. In June 2017, for the first time in Japan, it was unveiled to the public. At that time, Shinji was carried out by Mr. Kannushi, and the scene was very cyberpunk. Recently, it has become a hot topic with 9gag and X. Foreigners are also very excited about the scene unique to Japan. Many reactions have been posted, so I will introduce the reactions overseas to this news. It's a beautiful and sacred scene. I'm not interested in religion or anything, but I thought this photo was pretty cool. This is just too cool. But wait a minute. Is that Japanese F-35 going to transform into a two-speed walker? That's what everyone really wants to know. I don't even know the invasion of aliens. If it's a fighter made by Japanese people, it's definitely better quality than the ones in the family. I'm sure it's 140%. I don't know if this is cyberpunk or not, but culture, technology, and tradition are well-combined. It's like looking at a temple in a small alley when you're taking a walk in high-tech Tokyo. That's the beauty of cyberpunk. And the Japanese will probably be able to make fighter jets cheaper and faster than us. By the way, is fighter development still prohibited in Japan? I don't know. I don't know about this fighter. In fact, Japan should build a lot of ships so that the United States can buy them. It seems that we can't do that now. It would be super cool to print this photo and post it as a poster. I don't know if this poster is more interesting. It's amazing that the Japanese have a soul in the F-35 machine and even have a ceremony. It's just like Arasaka. It's one of the most influential megacompanies in the world to appear in the first Polish game Cyberpunk 2077. White and red paint. It looks the coolest in the F-35. Wow, this scene is eye-catching. It's like jumping out of the world of anime. Animism. This is the first religion of mankind and the last religion. The idea and belief that bacon or bacon is in the dead body. The god of the Japanese machine must be happy. The Japanese have finally found a way to make the F-35 look cool. And this is what Japan looks like in 2177. I remembered the scene of people worshiping missiles with God on the planet of movies, zoos, and monkeys. If American fighter jets were made by Toyota standards, something amazing would be created. By the way, the Shinto wedding in Japan is quite impressive, so I would like you to see it if you have a chance. Who would have imagined such a world? The country that created the world's strongest zero war is now making the old F-35 made by Tekikoku. For those who don't know what kind of religion Shinto is, it might look like a strange sight. Japanese people have a strong belief in spirits. The god of the ship must be wearing a S-class spirit on his fighter jet. When Japan is involved, everything becomes cyberpunk. It is a high-tech country, but tradition is also important. Japan is a really strange country. There is a unique beauty of Japan in Japan, but this may be the scene that can be said to be the highest point. You just have a self-defense weapon in the world, right? Of course, Japan did not purify the F-35 that took off from the world's helicopters and escort ships. That's illegal. Of course it's different. It's domestic production for that. Will you transform into a flying samurai with a sword in the sky? Was this manufactured in Japan? Or an American F-35? It was manufactured in Japan under the supervision of Lockheed's technical support and the American government. The same thing happened in Italy. Get on the F-35, Shinji. There may be a design of cherry blossoms on the wings of all aircraft. I feel like it's a strange thing to purify. Especially in Shinto. Probably God doesn't want something like this. In Shinto, the idea is that God dwells in almost everything. I haven't officially learned Shinto, but I'm seriously wondering if God dwells in the fifth-generation stealth fighter. Do Japanese fighter jets still have a big red circle like the second World War Zero? If the Russian Holy Church's priest blessed the ballistic missiles between the continents, your comments would be different. God and your ancestors, please purify this machine of death. Religion should not bless the designed tools. I feel the atmosphere of the Great Japanese Empire. It should be called Kamikaze or something like that, like Japan.