10 Things America Will Get Out Of The Japan Trade Deal

President Donald Trump has just announced a massive trade deal with Japan in which the US of A receives a $500bn bribe, sorry, investment and in return only gets a 15% punishment, sorry, tariff.

To celebrate the news, we’ve run down the top ten things we’re going to get out of this coming trade deal (number 10 will kill you):

1. One (1) Slightly Damaged, Coal-Powered Mecha

In a major win for the American defense and fossil fuel industries, Japan will provide the U.S. with a 30-story-tall Liberty-Bot G-1 robot. While decommissioned after a costly battle with a giant squid in Tokyo Bay, White House officials assure the American people that with a few billion in retrofits and a clean coal engine, it will be perfectly capable of “handling Godzilla, or, failing that, intimidating Canada.”

2. Exclusive Rights To The Next 500 Episodes of Dragon Ball Z

Under the landmark “Anime For Agriculture” provision, the U.S. has secured the entire future run of the popular animated series. The deal stipulates, however, that the character of Goku must be redrawn to be a more visibly patriotic bald eagle and that all Spirit Bombs must henceforth be powered by American optimism and soybean exports.

3. A 40-Year Supply Of The Parts Of The Fish Japan Doesn’t Want For Its Sushi

Hailed by Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross as a “tremendous victory for the American palate,” this clause guarantees monthly shipments of all the fish parts deemed unworthy by Tokyo’s top sushi masters. Americans can look forward to an abundance of nutritious and plentiful eyeballs, gills, and scales, perfect for school lunch programs or as an industrial lubricant.

4. The Renaming Of Mount Fuji To Mount Trump

In what the President is calling “a beautiful, beautiful sign of respect,” the iconic Japanese volcano will be provisionally renamed Mount Trump for the duration of the G7 summit. Aides report that Air Force One will perform a ceremonial fly-by, during which the President will attempt to tee off from the open door.

5. A Binding Agreement That All Future Honda Civics Will Be Large Enough To Comfortably Seat A Midwestern Family Of Six

Addressing a long-held grievance, U.S. negotiators secured a promise from Japanese automakers to dramatically increase the size of their compact sedans. The new “Patriot Edition” Civic will come standard with a gun rack, three oversized cup holders per passenger, and a chassis capable of supporting the transport of an adult steer.

6. 10,000 ‘Sorry’ Vouchers

To facilitate smoother tourism, each American household will receive a book of government-issued vouchers, redeemable for one (1) official apology from a designated Japanese civil servant. These can be used for minor cultural gaffes, such as wearing shoes indoors, speaking loudly on the subway, or asking where the nearest McDonald’s is while standing inside a 1,000-year-old temple.

7. Ivanka Trump To Be Named The New, Officially Licensed Face Of Hello Kitty

In a move designed to strengthen cultural ties and lifestyle brands, the beloved Japanese character will be phased out in the U.S. market and replaced with a stylized, winking likeness of the First Daughter. The new “Hello, Ivanka!” merchandise line is expected to teach young girls about empowerment through global supply chain management.

8. Full Schematics For Japan’s High-Tech Toilets

After years of intelligence gathering, the CIA will finally receive the complete technical blueprints for Japan’s advanced toilet systems. Sources say the Pentagon believes the toilets’ complex array of heated seats, bidet functions, and warm air dryers holds the key to developing next-generation stealth aircraft technology.

9. The Entire Island Of Hokkaido

Initially mistaken by U.S. negotiators for a chain of hibachi restaurants, the deal accidentally includes the transfer of Japan’s entire northernmost island and its 5.3 million residents to American sovereignty. The White House has announced plans to convert the island into a strategic national reserve of high-quality powder snow and ramen.

10. Japan Will Take On America’s Collective Sense Of Existential Dread For The Next Fiscal Quarter

In the deal’s most ambitious and abstract clause, Japan has agreed to absorb the entirety of America’s free-floating anxiety, political polarization, and nagging feeling that everything is about to collapse. This will allow Americans to enjoy a brief, three-month period of unearned serenity and productivity before the dread is scheduled to be returned with interest on July 1st.

So there you have it! Give it a few months and we’ll be rolling in waifus and wasabi peas. Thanks Trump!

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