TOKYO - Japan's neighbors, including China, South Korea and Russia, on Wednesday voiced eagerness to work to improve their ties with Tokyo after Yoshihide Suga was tapped as prime minister to succeed Shinzo Abe, regarded as a hawkish conservative.
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