Japanese official leaves for S. Korea to ease isle dispute

Japanese official leaves for S. Korea to ease isle dispute

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Vice Foreign Minister Shotaro Yachi prepares to leave Tokyo's Haneda airport for Seoul to seek a breakthrough in a bilateral row over Tokyo's plan to conduct a maritime survey near disputed islets. (Kyodo)

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