Japanese NPO explains poll findings on Tokyo-Seoul ties

Japanese NPO explains poll findings on Tokyo-Seoul ties

SEOUL, South Korea - Yasushi Kudo (R), head of Japan's Genron NPO, explains the findings of its joint opinion poll with South Korea's East Asia Institute on the two countries' relationship in Seoul on July 10, 2014. (Kyodo)

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