Japanese, S. Korean lawmakers meet in Seoul

Japanese, S. Korean lawmakers meet in Seoul

Senior Japanese and South Korean lawmakers meet in Seoul on May 11, 2015, to discuss the agenda and schedule of a future meeting of the two countries' parliamentarian groups promoting bilateral ties. Takeo Kawamura (far R), secretary general of the nonpartisan Japan-Korea Parliamentarians' Union, said, "(Japanese) Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's thought of adhering to the opinions of past prime ministers and wanting to advance Japan-South Korea relations is unwavering." (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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