You then pass the most prominent of Japan's modern government buildings, the National Diet (Japan's parliament) and the Supreme Court.
The National Diet and the Supreme Court buildings are the next ones you pass.
There is no way for the public to see the National Diet or the Supreme Court buildings.
A boy wears a red shirt.
An indigenous man is laughing.
They need to be watched, or else they may cause trouble.
Assuming it buys him time, Clinton has no problem with losing individual court cases.
Everyone is pushing a large cube.
A group of people are inside a stadium.