Justice Minister Masako Mori said Friday Japan's vice justice minister will travel to Lebanon, where he is expected to seek the handover of Carlos Ghosn, the former Nissan Motor Co. chairman who fled Japan late last year while on bail.Hiroyuki Yoshiie is expected to meet with Lebanon's Justice Minister Marie-Claude Najm on Monday to discuss the return of Ghosn to face trial on allegations he misused Nissan funds and understated his remuneration by billions of yen for years."We must consider various elements, including Lebanon's domestic laws and Japan's position," Mori said. "We would like …READ FULL ARTICLE