Japan agrees to withdraw maritime survey plan near disputed isle

SEOUL, South Korea - Japanese Vice Foreign Minister Shotaro Yachi speaks at a press conference after two days of talks with Yu Myung Hwan, South Korea's first vice minister for foreign affairs and trade, in Seoul on April 22. Japan agreed to withdraw its plan for a survey near while Korea agreed to cancel plans to name seafloor topography near the islets at an international conference scheduled for June in Germany. (Kyodo)

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