« Le suivre, c’est l’attendre » : quand Emmanuel Macron agace par ses retards au Japon, sanctuaire de la ponctualité

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During Emmanuel Macron's visit to Japan in early April 2026, his repeated tardiness drew attention and criticism. In Japan, punctuality is highly valued as a cornerstone of the national culture. Macron's reputation for being late precedes him, a trait familiar to many, including foreign dignitaries. While some defend his tardiness, it is generally considered impolite, especially in a country like Japan where timeliness is paramount. The article highlights the contrast between Macron's behavior and Japanese cultural norms.
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AI-ExtractedArthur Chevallier wrote in Le Point in 2024 about why Emmanuel Macron is right to be late.
Respect for punctuality is a pillar of Japanese national culture.
François Mitterrand was known for being late and not wearing a watch.
Emmanuel Macron's tardiness during his visit to Japan has been noticed.
Many people, including Joe Biden and King Charles III, have experienced Macron's lateness.
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