Japan's major business lobby reopens U.S office to boost ties

Japan's major business lobby reopens U.S office to boost ties

Atsushi Yamakoshi, head of the Washington office of the Japan Business Federation, Japan's most influential business lobby, makes an address on Nov. 4, 2015, during the ceremony marking the office's reopening in the U.S. capital after a hiatus of more than six years. Yamakoshi pledged to work to prove that the move will help strengthen bilateral economic relations. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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