" 我々は日本が大好きです！"

Is what you're looking for. Daisuki (大好き) is better to use than 愛してます (aishitemasu) in this context, since 愛してます is mostly used for family members.

Tweet is already gone

Disappeared for me too.

Not sure what they think

Having lived in Japan and experienced a large part of their culture and language, they mostly think its cool or cute to see a foreigner indulging in their culture.

What I am sure of is that many dislike it when others come from overseas and attempt to change pre-existing cultural norms.

Correct

harumph

I can tell between Japanese people and Chinese/Korean, but it gets a bit more difficult when you get on the continent.

And then Don Lemon (likely already aware of this) that Trump didn't make the time to even comment on the Floyd event.

Fuckin media collusion in broad daylight.