Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi said Tuesday he believes Tokyo and Seoul "share a wish to improve ties" soured over wartime history, but declined to comment on South Korean President Moon Jae In's scrapped plan to visit Japan for the Olympics.Motegi made the remark at an online press conference while visiting Jamaica. When asked about Moon's aborted visit for the opening of the Tokyo Olympics later this week, he only said, "The Japanese government is not in a position to answer."Seoul announced Monday that Moon will not visit Tokyo after a senior Japanese diplomat made inappropr…READ FULL ARTICLE
