Japan, S. Korea begin 2nd round of history talks

Japan, S. Korea begin 2nd round of history talks

TOKYO, Japan - Yasushi Toriumi (R), professor emeritus of the University of Tokyo, and Cho Kwang (C), professor of Korea University's College of Liberal Arts, speak at a news conference in Tokyo on June 23 after a meeting of Japanese and South Korean historians on historical issues of the two countries.

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