Cohen arrives in Tokyo for four-day visit

Cohen arrives in Tokyo for four-day visit

U.S. Defense Secretary William Cohen arrives in Tokyo Jan. 11 for a four-day visit to discuss the North Korean situation, bilateral defense guidelines and issues related to U.S. military bases in Okinawa Prefecture. Cohen is scheduled to leave for South Korea Jan. 14. His weeklong tour is intended chiefly to reaffirm U.S. cooperation with its two close Asian allies over North Korea.

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