Japan, China hold subcabinet-level talks

Japan, China hold subcabinet-level talks

TOKYO, Japan - China (L side) and Japan (R side) hold subcabinet-level talks at the Japanese Foreign Ministry's Iikura guesthouse in Tokyo on Sept. 23 to pave the way for a summit between their top leaders in a bid to ease strained bilateral ties under Japan's new leadership.

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