Japan, U.S. remain apart over farm trade liberalization

Japan, U.S. remain apart over farm trade liberalization

WASHINGTON, United States - Japanese Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Tadamori Oshima speaks to reporters at the U.S. State Department in Washington on Jan. 8 after meeting with Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage. Oshima failed to narrow the gap between Japan and the United States on how to reduce tariffs on agricultural products in a new round of global trade talks. (Kyodo)

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