Defense chiefs of Japan, S. Korea hold talks

Defense chiefs of Japan, S. Korea hold talks

TOKYO, Japan - South Korean Defense Minister Cho Sung Tae (L) and Japanese Defense Agency Director General Tsutomu Kawara shake hands at the agency building in Tokyo on May 22. Cho came to Japan on May 21 to solicit Japan's support for June's inter-Korean summit.

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