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berbudaya santun
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menghormati semua
tanpa mengira darjat
darjat tidak pernah memisahkan
kasih raja dan rakyat
kasih rakyat kepada pemimpin
dan kepada sesama semuanya dihormati
dalam bahasa yang mengundang ketenangan
tenang menenangkan
pakaian ketimuranmu
berjalan penuh santun
sesantun bahasamu
semanis senyuman terukir di bibir
seorang Puteri Tokyo
kesantunan penuh adat ketimuranmu Tokyo
sejujurnya membuatkan ramai yang terpesona
boleh dikatakan semua negara ASEAN
menjadikan TOKYO idola mereka
mahu berbahasa santun
mahu menjadi negara maju seperti TOKYO
negara ASEAN mengambil pendekatan
dasar memandang ke TIMUR
SANTUN MAJU CANGGIH PATRIOTIK
empat elemen ini menjadi dasar
dalam semangat gotong royong
sentiasa mahu bekerjasama
dalam pelbagai bidang
bagi kepentingan rakyat dan negara ASEAN
Syabas Tokyo
Syabas untuk Raja , Pemimpin dan Rakyat Tokyo
kami mewakili rakyat ASEAN jatuh cinta padamu TOKYO
kamulah idola kami untuk membina negara bangsa
agar sentiasa maju selari dengan peredaran zaman
biarpun zaman berubah tapi kesantunan budaya ketimuran dan jatidiri semangat cintakan negara tidak akan pernah berubah!
biarpun tsunami datang membadai
namun kasih tak kan terpisah
hebatnya bila kasih sejati terpatri di jiwa anak bangsa TOKYO
tabik hormat untukmu TOKYO yang dicintai selamanya...
'LOVE YOU TOKYO FOREVER AND EVER'
Karya Ratu Rimba Niagara
Pujangga Ratu Rimba Cinta 5 Benua
MALAYSIA/INDONESIA/BRUNEI/SINGAPURA/THAILAND
12 Safar 1435H
15 Desember 2013
(PUISI DIILHAMKAN ISTIMEWA UNTUK SEMUA RAJA, PEMIMPIN DAN RAKYAT JEPUN TERCINTA)TOKYO Sunday, December 15, 2013 HIS Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam yesterday called for more ideas to improve the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). In his titah during the first session of the 40th ASEAN-Japan Commemorative Summit, the monarch said ideas need to be considered in advancing East Asia community building given the success in development that ASEAN and Japan have achieved in the past 40 years. RCEP, which involves 16 countries, would become the world’s largest trading bloc if negotiations were successful. Noting the longstanding ties between ASEAN and Japan, His Majesty said new ideas are also welcomed for the ASEAN Regional Forum and East Asia Summit. The Sultan added that ASEAN is committed to acting together to realising a single regional community, and that Japan's support in strengthening connectivity in the region, especially in implementing the Master Plan on ASEAN Connectivity, would provide much impetus to the community building process. [Related story: Japan, ASEAN for free air, seas] [Related story: ASEAN, Japan vow peaceful resolution to territorial row] “Japan has been consistent in bringing forth many regional initiatives, especially the Fukuda doctrine which has brought about economic transformation and progress in Southeast Asia. “At the same time, Japan has strongly supported ASEAN's community building work and efforts to narrow the development gap,” added the monarch. The relationship between ASEAN and Japan can contribute to the Asian century, said His Majesty, adding that the relationship can act as an engine of growth and its comprehensive economic partnership is a vital component in deepening and integrating the economies of East Asia. [Related story: Sultan meets Japanese emperor] [Related story: His Majesty attends gala dinner] His Majesty also said that in moving forward and making progress for Japan and the ASEAN region, both sides will still require one another to work together, as there were challenges ahead, including sustaining economic growth, ensuring rules based trade, freer market access and equitable growth. Dialogue relations are of great importance, said the monarch, suggesting ideas for progression as more can be done in advancing the existing strategic partnership. Nonetheless, His Majesty said people in the region should be prepared, especially for social implications resulting from demographic change, income gaps and the impact of climate change. This would require ASEAN-Japan relations to continue being people-centred to allow people's lives to be enriched in all aspects, the monarch added. The Brunei Times ***- CINTA TOKYO
Tokyo Oh! Tokyo
nama yang indah
seindah negara dan rakyatnya
berbudaya santun
adat ketimuran
menghormati semua
tanpa mengira darjat
darjat tidak pernah memisahkan
kasih raja dan rakyat
kasih rakyat kepada pemimpin
dan kepada sesama semuanya dihormati
dalam bahasa yang mengundang ketenangan
tenang menenangkan
pakaian ketimuranmu
berjalan penuh santun
sesantun bahasamu
semanis senyuman terukir di bibir
seorang Puteri Tokyo
kesantunan penuh adat ketimuranmu Tokyo
sejujurnya membuatkan ramai yang terpesona
boleh dikatakan semua negara ASEAN
menjadikan TOKYO idola mereka
mahu berbahasa santun
mahu menjadi negara maju seperti TOKYO
negara ASEAN mengambil pendekatan
dasar memandang ke TIMUR
SANTUN MAJU CANGGIH PATRIOTIK
empat elemen ini menjadi dasar
dalam semangat gotong royong
sentiasa mahu bekerjasama
dalam pelbagai bidang
bagi kepentingan rakyat dan negara ASEAN
Syabas Tokyo
Syabas untuk Raja , Pemimpin dan Rakyat Tokyo
kami mewakili rakyat ASEAN jatuh cinta padamu TOKYO
kamulah idola kami untuk membina negara bangsa
agar sentiasa maju selari dengan peredaran zaman
biarpun zaman berubah tapi kesantunan budaya ketimuran dan jatidiri semangat cintakan negara tidak akan pernah berubah!
biarpun tsunami datang membadai
namun kasih tak kan terpisah
hebatnya bila kasih sejati terpatri di jiwa anak bangsa TOKYO
tabik hormat untukmu TOKYO yang dicintai selamanya...
'LOVE YOU TOKYO FOREVER AND EVER'
Karya Ratu Rimba Niagara
Pujangga Ratu Rimba Cinta 5 Benua
MALAYSIA/INDONESIA/BRUNEI/SINGAPURA/THAILAND
12 Safar 1435H
15 Desember 2013
(PUISI DIILHAMKAN ISTIMEWA UNTUK SEMUA RAJA, PEMIMPIN DAN RAKYAT JEPUN TERCINTA)TOKYO Sunday, December 15, 2013 HIS Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam yesterday called for more ideas to improve the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). In his titah during the first session of the 40th ASEAN-Japan Commemorative Summit, the monarch said ideas need to be considered in advancing East Asia community building given the success in development that ASEAN and Japan have achieved in the past 40 years. RCEP, which involves 16 countries, would become the world’s largest trading bloc if negotiations were successful. Noting the longstanding ties between ASEAN and Japan, His Majesty said new ideas are also welcomed for the ASEAN Regional Forum and East Asia Summit. The Sultan added that ASEAN is committed to acting together to realising a single regional community, and that Japan's support in strengthening connectivity in the region, especially in implementing the Master Plan on ASEAN Connectivity, would provide much impetus to the community building process. [Related story: Japan, ASEAN for free air, seas] [Related story: ASEAN, Japan vow peaceful resolution to territorial row] “Japan has been consistent in bringing forth many regional initiatives, especially the Fukuda doctrine which has brought about economic transformation and progress in Southeast Asia. “At the same time, Japan has strongly supported ASEAN's community building work and efforts to narrow the development gap,” added the monarch. The relationship between ASEAN and Japan can contribute to the Asian century, said His Majesty, adding that the relationship can act as an engine of growth and its comprehensive economic partnership is a vital component in deepening and integrating the economies of East Asia. [Related story: Sultan meets Japanese emperor] [Related story: His Majesty attends gala dinner] His Majesty also said that in moving forward and making progress for Japan and the ASEAN region, both sides will still require one another to work together, as there were challenges ahead, including sustaining economic growth, ensuring rules based trade, freer market access and equitable growth. Dialogue relations are of great importance, said the monarch, suggesting ideas for progression as more can be done in advancing the existing strategic partnership. Nonetheless, His Majesty said people in the region should be prepared, especially for social implications resulting from demographic change, income gaps and the impact of climate change. This would require ASEAN-Japan relations to continue being people-centred to allow people's lives to be enriched in all aspects, the monarch added. The Brunei Times ***
![TOKYO
Sunday, December 15, 2013
HIS Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam yesterday called for more ideas to improve the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). In his titah during the first session of the 40th ASEAN-Japan Commemorative Summit, the monarch said ideas need to be considered in advancing East Asia community building given the success in development that ASEAN and Japan have achieved in the past 40 years. RCEP, which involves 16 countries, would become the world’s largest trading bloc if negotiations were successful.
Noting the longstanding ties between ASEAN and Japan, His Majesty said new ideas are also welcomed for the ASEAN Regional Forum and East Asia Summit.
The Sultan added that ASEAN is committed to acting together to realising a single regional community, and that Japan's support in strengthening connectivity in the region, especially in implementing the Master Plan on ASEAN Connectivity, would provide much impetus to the community building process.
[Related story: Japan, ASEAN for free air, seas]
[Related story: ASEAN, Japan vow peaceful resolution to territorial row]
“Japan has been consistent in bringing forth many regional initiatives, especially the Fukuda doctrine which has brought about economic transformation and progress in Southeast Asia.
“At the same time, Japan has strongly supported ASEAN's community building work and efforts to narrow the development gap,” added the monarch.
The relationship between ASEAN and Japan can contribute to the Asian century, said His Majesty, adding that the relationship can act as an engine of growth and its comprehensive economic partnership is a vital component in deepening and integrating the economies of East Asia.
[Related story: Sultan meets Japanese emperor]
[Related story: His Majesty attends gala dinner]
His Majesty also said that in moving forward and making progress for Japan and the ASEAN region, both sides will still require one another to work together, as there were challenges ahead, including sustaining economic growth, ensuring rules based trade, freer market access and equitable growth. Dialogue relations are of great importance, said the monarch, suggesting ideas for progression as more can be done in advancing the existing strategic partnership. Nonetheless, His Majesty said people in the region should be prepared, especially for social implications resulting from demographic change, income gaps and the impact of climate change.
This would require ASEAN-Japan relations to continue being people-centred to allow people's lives to be enriched in all aspects, the monarch added.
The Brunei Times
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- RATU RIMBA NIAGARA
12 Safar 1435H
15 Disember 2013
TOKYO
Sunday, December 15, 2013
SOUTHEAST Asian leaders and Japan have agreed to resolve the region’s air and sea disputes in a peaceful manner that complies with international laws, said Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
During a joint press conference with His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam, the prime minister said leaders welcomed the agreement with positive expectations, as they expressed support to a “proactive contribution to peace”.
The Japanese premier was speaking as co-chair of the 40th ASEAN-Japan Commemorative Summit following the conclusion of the meeting in Tokyo.
[Related story: HM calls for new ideas to improve RCEP]
[Related story: ASEAN, Japan vow peaceful resolution to territorial row]
A joint communique of the summit noted disputes relating to China, stating: “Japan welcomed the official consultations between ASEAN and China on the Code of Conduct in the South China Sea”.
"In the area of economy, here are strong expectations for Japan's new economic policy on the maritime issues especially concerning the South China Sea,” said Abe.
[Related story: His Majesty attends gala dinner]
[Related story: Sultan meets Japanese emperor]
Leaders agreed that all relevant countries should not take measures to unilaterally change the status quo, and that they should comply with the relevant international laws, " he added.
“Leaders confirmed the importance of freedom of flight in international air space which is a general principle of international law”, added the Japanese prime minister, noting that all leaders agreed to enhance cooperation in ensuring the freedom of overflight and civil aviation.
As part of the vision statement on ASEAN-Japan Friendship and Cooperation, Southeast Asian leaders and Japan reaffirmed their efforts in strengthening cooperation in four areas of partnership, including peace and stability.
Under that area of partnership, the leaders agreed to resolve disputes by “peaceful means including through dialogue and consultations, renunciation of the threat or use of force and in accordance with universally recognised principles of international law”.
A vision statement on ASEAN-Japan friendship and cooperation touched on air and sea disputes, but there was no mention of a specific country.
The Brunei Times
Sunday, December 15, 2013
SOUTHEAST Asian leaders and Japan have agreed to resolve the region’s air and sea disputes in a peaceful manner that complies with international laws, said Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
During a joint press conference with His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam, the prime minister said leaders welcomed the agreement with positive expectations, as they expressed support to a “proactive contribution to peace”.
The Japanese premier was speaking as co-chair of the 40th ASEAN-Japan Commemorative Summit following the conclusion of the meeting in Tokyo.
[Related story: HM calls for new ideas to improve RCEP]
[Related story: ASEAN, Japan vow peaceful resolution to territorial row]
A joint communique of the summit noted disputes relating to China, stating: “Japan welcomed the official consultations between ASEAN and China on the Code of Conduct in the South China Sea”.
"In the area of economy, here are strong expectations for Japan's new economic policy on the maritime issues especially concerning the South China Sea,” said Abe.
[Related story: His Majesty attends gala dinner]
[Related story: Sultan meets Japanese emperor]
Leaders agreed that all relevant countries should not take measures to unilaterally change the status quo, and that they should comply with the relevant international laws, " he added.
“Leaders confirmed the importance of freedom of flight in international air space which is a general principle of international law”, added the Japanese prime minister, noting that all leaders agreed to enhance cooperation in ensuring the freedom of overflight and civil aviation.
As part of the vision statement on ASEAN-Japan Friendship and Cooperation, Southeast Asian leaders and Japan reaffirmed their efforts in strengthening cooperation in four areas of partnership, including peace and stability.
Under that area of partnership, the leaders agreed to resolve disputes by “peaceful means including through dialogue and consultations, renunciation of the threat or use of force and in accordance with universally recognised principles of international law”.
A vision statement on ASEAN-Japan friendship and cooperation touched on air and sea disputes, but there was no mention of a specific country.
The Brunei Times
![TOKYO
Sunday, December 15, 2013
SOUTHEAST Asian leaders and Japan have agreed to resolve the region’s air and sea disputes in a peaceful manner that complies with international laws, said Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
During a joint press conference with His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam, the prime minister said leaders welcomed the agreement with positive expectations, as they expressed support to a “proactive contribution to peace”.
The Japanese premier was speaking as co-chair of the 40th ASEAN-Japan Commemorative Summit following the conclusion of the meeting in Tokyo.
[Related story: HM calls for new ideas to improve RCEP]
[Related story: ASEAN, Japan vow peaceful resolution to territorial row]
A joint communique of the summit noted disputes relating to China, stating: “Japan welcomed the official consultations between ASEAN and China on the Code of Conduct in the South China Sea”.
"In the area of economy, here are strong expectations for Japan's new economic policy on the maritime issues especially concerning the South China Sea,” said Abe.
[Related story: His Majesty attends gala dinner]
[Related story: Sultan meets Japanese emperor]
Leaders agreed that all relevant countries should not take measures to unilaterally change the status quo, and that they should comply with the relevant international laws, " he added.
“Leaders confirmed the importance of freedom of flight in international air space which is a general principle of international law”, added the Japanese prime minister, noting that all leaders agreed to enhance cooperation in ensuring the freedom of overflight and civil aviation.
As part of the vision statement on ASEAN-Japan Friendship and Cooperation, Southeast Asian leaders and Japan reaffirmed their efforts in strengthening cooperation in four areas of partnership, including peace and stability.
Under that area of partnership, the leaders agreed to resolve disputes by “peaceful means including through dialogue and consultations, renunciation of the threat or use of force and in accordance with universally recognised principles of international law”.
A vision statement on ASEAN-Japan friendship and cooperation touched on air and sea disputes, but there was no mention of a specific country.
The Brunei Times](https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/s403x403/1479274_673431236030455_1619241286_n.jpg)
TOKYO
Sunday, December 15, 2013
HIS Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam yesterday called for more ideas to improve the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). In his titah during the first session of the 40th ASEAN-Japan Commemorative Summit, the monarch said ideas need to be considered in advancing East Asia community building given the success in development that ASEAN and Japan have achieved in the past 40 years. RCEP, which involves 16 countries, would become the world’s largest trading bloc if negotiations were successful.
Noting the longstanding ties between ASEAN and Japan, His Majesty said new ideas are also welcomed for the ASEAN Regional Forum and East Asia Summit.
The Sultan added that ASEAN is committed to acting together to realising a single regional community, and that Japan's support in strengthening connectivity in the region, especially in implementing the Master Plan on ASEAN Connectivity, would provide much impetus to the community building process.
[Related story: Japan, ASEAN for free air, seas]
[Related story: ASEAN, Japan vow peaceful resolution to territorial row]
“Japan has been consistent in bringing forth many regional initiatives, especially the Fukuda doctrine which has brought about economic transformation and progress in Southeast Asia.
“At the same time, Japan has strongly supported ASEAN's community building work and efforts to narrow the development gap,” added the monarch.
The relationship between ASEAN and Japan can contribute to the Asian century, said His Majesty, adding that the relationship can act as an engine of growth and its comprehensive economic partnership is a vital component in deepening and integrating the economies of East Asia.
[Related story: Sultan meets Japanese emperor]
[Related story: His Majesty attends gala dinner]
His Majesty also said that in moving forward and making progress for Japan and the ASEAN region, both sides will still require one another to work together, as there were challenges ahead, including sustaining economic growth, ensuring rules based trade, freer market access and equitable growth. Dialogue relations are of great importance, said the monarch, suggesting ideas for progression as more can be done in advancing the existing strategic partnership. Nonetheless, His Majesty said people in the region should be prepared, especially for social implications resulting from demographic change, income gaps and the impact of climate change.
This would require ASEAN-Japan relations to continue being people-centred to allow people's lives to be enriched in all aspects, the monarch added.
The Brunei Times
***
Sunday, December 15, 2013
HIS Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam yesterday called for more ideas to improve the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). In his titah during the first session of the 40th ASEAN-Japan Commemorative Summit, the monarch said ideas need to be considered in advancing East Asia community building given the success in development that ASEAN and Japan have achieved in the past 40 years. RCEP, which involves 16 countries, would become the world’s largest trading bloc if negotiations were successful.
Noting the longstanding ties between ASEAN and Japan, His Majesty said new ideas are also welcomed for the ASEAN Regional Forum and East Asia Summit.
The Sultan added that ASEAN is committed to acting together to realising a single regional community, and that Japan's support in strengthening connectivity in the region, especially in implementing the Master Plan on ASEAN Connectivity, would provide much impetus to the community building process.
[Related story: Japan, ASEAN for free air, seas]
[Related story: ASEAN, Japan vow peaceful resolution to territorial row]
“Japan has been consistent in bringing forth many regional initiatives, especially the Fukuda doctrine which has brought about economic transformation and progress in Southeast Asia.
“At the same time, Japan has strongly supported ASEAN's community building work and efforts to narrow the development gap,” added the monarch.
The relationship between ASEAN and Japan can contribute to the Asian century, said His Majesty, adding that the relationship can act as an engine of growth and its comprehensive economic partnership is a vital component in deepening and integrating the economies of East Asia.
[Related story: Sultan meets Japanese emperor]
[Related story: His Majesty attends gala dinner]
His Majesty also said that in moving forward and making progress for Japan and the ASEAN region, both sides will still require one another to work together, as there were challenges ahead, including sustaining economic growth, ensuring rules based trade, freer market access and equitable growth. Dialogue relations are of great importance, said the monarch, suggesting ideas for progression as more can be done in advancing the existing strategic partnership. Nonetheless, His Majesty said people in the region should be prepared, especially for social implications resulting from demographic change, income gaps and the impact of climate change.
This would require ASEAN-Japan relations to continue being people-centred to allow people's lives to be enriched in all aspects, the monarch added.
The Brunei Times
***
![TOKYO
Sunday, December 15, 2013
HIS Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam yesterday called for more ideas to improve the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). In his titah during the first session of the 40th ASEAN-Japan Commemorative Summit, the monarch said ideas need to be considered in advancing East Asia community building given the success in development that ASEAN and Japan have achieved in the past 40 years. RCEP, which involves 16 countries, would become the world’s largest trading bloc if negotiations were successful.
Noting the longstanding ties between ASEAN and Japan, His Majesty said new ideas are also welcomed for the ASEAN Regional Forum and East Asia Summit.
The Sultan added that ASEAN is committed to acting together to realising a single regional community, and that Japan's support in strengthening connectivity in the region, especially in implementing the Master Plan on ASEAN Connectivity, would provide much impetus to the community building process.
[Related story: Japan, ASEAN for free air, seas]
[Related story: ASEAN, Japan vow peaceful resolution to territorial row]
“Japan has been consistent in bringing forth many regional initiatives, especially the Fukuda doctrine which has brought about economic transformation and progress in Southeast Asia.
“At the same time, Japan has strongly supported ASEAN's community building work and efforts to narrow the development gap,” added the monarch.
The relationship between ASEAN and Japan can contribute to the Asian century, said His Majesty, adding that the relationship can act as an engine of growth and its comprehensive economic partnership is a vital component in deepening and integrating the economies of East Asia.
[Related story: Sultan meets Japanese emperor]
[Related story: His Majesty attends gala dinner]
His Majesty also said that in moving forward and making progress for Japan and the ASEAN region, both sides will still require one another to work together, as there were challenges ahead, including sustaining economic growth, ensuring rules based trade, freer market access and equitable growth. Dialogue relations are of great importance, said the monarch, suggesting ideas for progression as more can be done in advancing the existing strategic partnership. Nonetheless, His Majesty said people in the region should be prepared, especially for social implications resulting from demographic change, income gaps and the impact of climate change.
This would require ASEAN-Japan relations to continue being people-centred to allow people's lives to be enriched in all aspects, the monarch added.
The Brunei Times
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12 Safar 1435H
15 Desember 2013
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