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Japan envoy asks Japanese-Brazilians to help World Cup visitors

CUIABA, Brazil - Japanese Ambassador to Brazil Kunio Umeda asks Japanese-Brazilians on April 23, 2014, for cooperation in ensuring the safety of Japanese tourists during the 2014 FIFA World Cup tournament opening in Brazil in June.

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Japan envoy visits stadium for Japan-Colombia World Cup match

CUIABA, Brazil - Japanese Ambassador to Brazil Kunio Umeda (L) and leaders of the Japanese-Brazilian community in the South American country examine a stadium in the mid-western Brazilian city of Cuiaba on April 23, 2014, ahead of a game there between Japan and Colombia during the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.

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Japan, N. Korea again fail to narrow gap over abduction row

BEIJING, China - Kunio Umeda, Japan's chief negotiator with North Korea on the abduction issue, speaks to reporters at the end of the second round of talks in Beijing on Feb. 7. apan and North Korea again failed to bridge their differences over the issue.

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Japan, N. Korea still differ on abduction issue: N. Korea envoy

BEIJING, China - Kim Chol Ho, North Korea's chief delegate to the bilateral panel addressing the abduction issue, leaves his hotel in Beijing on Feb. 7 to attend talks with his Japanese counterpart Kunio Umeda. Kim said after the talks that big gaps still remain between the two countries.

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Japan regrets that gap with N. Korea on abductions not narrowed

BEIJING, China - Kunio Umeda, Japan's chief negotiator with North Korea on the issue of abductions of Japanese nationals by North Korean agents, speaks to reporters at a Beijing hotel o Feb. 7. He expressed regret that the two countries could not narrow their differences after two rounds of their.

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Japan, N. Korea discuss abductions on 2nd day of talks

BEIJING, China - Kunio Umeda (3rd from R), head of the Japanese delegation to the abduction panel, and other delegation members attend a meeting with North Korea at a Beijing hotel on Feb. 5 to discuss ways to solve a dispute over the past abductions of Japanese nationals by N. Korean agents. The two countries began a new three-track discussion on Feb. 4 aimed at solving problems preventing the two countries from normalizing diplomatic relations.

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Japan, N. Korea still differ on abduction issue: N. Korea envoy

BEIJING, China - Kim Chol Ho, North Korea's chief delegate to the bilateral panel addressing the abduction issue, leaves his hotel in Beijing on Feb. 7 to attend talks with his Japanese counterpart Kunio Umeda. Kim said after the talks that big gaps still remain between the two countries. (Kyodo)

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Japan, N. Korea again fail to narrow gap over abduction row

BEIJING, China - Kunio Umeda, Japan's chief negotiator with North Korea on the abduction issue, speaks to reporters at the end of the second round of talks in Beijing on Feb. 7. apan and North Korea again failed to bridge their differences over the issue. (Kyodo)

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Japan regrets that gap with N. Korea on abductions not narrowed

BEIJING, China - Kunio Umeda, Japan's chief negotiator with North Korea on the issue of abductions of Japanese nationals by North Korean agents, speaks to reporters at a Beijing hotel o Feb. 7. He expressed regret that the two countries could not narrow their differences after two rounds of their. (Kyodo)

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Japan, N. Korea discuss abductions on 2nd day of talks

BEIJING, China - Kunio Umeda (3rd from R), head of the Japanese delegation to the abduction panel, and other delegation members attend a meeting with North Korea at a Beijing hotel on Feb. 5 to discuss ways to solve a dispute over the past abductions of Japanese nationals by N. Korean agents. The two countries began a new three-track discussion on Feb. 4 aimed at solving problems preventing the two countries from normalizing diplomatic relations. (Kyodo)