Kawaguchi says Japan to keep seeking talks with China

Kawaguchi says Japan to keep seeking talks with China

TOKYO, Japan - Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi speaks in reply to questions at a House of Representatives foreign affairs committee May 17. She said Japan will continue to negotiate with China about the fate of five North Korean asylum seekers seized by Chinese police at a Japanese consulate in China on May 8.

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