Japan has joined the EU

... I thought you all should know that.

See....

That wants to be an EU temporary plate, issued by a Nation starting with "J".

Well, the whole thing started in Taiwan with people buying their Mercedes Benz in Germany by themselves, so the legend goes, and then keeping the temporary German plate (with D beneath the circle of European stars) below their Taiwan registration plate. Nowadays, people put the D-plate or an F or S plate (France, Sweden) below their Japanese cars or put "EU"-Japan plates to their Japanese cars. I like the version with the Japanese flag on it, that makes a bit sense or the one with a T for Taiwan where Taiwan seems to be an EU country. Well, not a bad idea...

And once we are at it, let's move the island of Taiwan into the Atlantic ocean, away from China...