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Minority groups were made invisible in public discourse until as recently as the 1990s, where discourses about multiculturalism (tabunka ky?sei) started to surface (Willis and Murphy-Shigematsu, 2008).  Yet, in 2013, the biracial announcer Takigawa Christel was chosen as an ambassador for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. The speech she delivered in front of the IOC (International Olympic Committee) was widely reported on Japanese media, becoming one of the most popular news items of the year and spawning the buzzword omotenashi.  Throughout this paper I will analyze the politics behind Takigawa’s apparition in front of the IOC. By analyzing her speech, I will argue that her h?fu body served as the perfect vessel for an ideological stance that Japanese institutions have been trying to propagate domestically and abroad. Through the intersection of familiar discourses such as “Cool Japan,” multiculturalism and nihonjinron-style cultural nationalism, the announcer’s speech recreates a (self)-orientalistic (Iwabuchi, 1994) image meant to captivate the hearts of the global public. Japan as embodied by the biracial body of Takigawa Christel is a nation whose driving force is a tension between the “old” and the “new”, the “oriental traditions” and “newfangled modernity”. It is a nation of hybridity, much like the speaker herself. It is my intention to show the ways in which the announcer became the vessel for a new type of nationalism, one that is incredibly well matched with the desire for consumption of national images in an incredibly globalized world. 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