Pres. Kim hopes for better Seoul-Tokyo relations

Pres. Kim hopes for better Seoul-Tokyo relations

South Korean President Kim Dae Jung meets Japanese reporters at the Blue House presidential office in Seoul on Sept. 30 ahead of his visit to Japan on Oct. 7-10. He said, ''I hope my visit to Japan becomes an opportunity to help South Korea and Japan usher in a 21st century where we have completely settled past issues and achieved a sense of true understanding and cooperation.'' ==Kyodo

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