Japan, China clarify joint gas development plans, gaps remain

TOKYO, Japan - Hu Zhengyue (R), chief of the Chinese Foreign Ministry's Department of Asian Affairs, speaks Japan-China talks on gas development in disputed East China Sea waters in Tokyo on May 18. The two countries failed to narrow their gaps. (Pool photo) (Kyodo)

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