Moon expects next South Korean gov't to improve ties with Japan

South Korean President Moon Jae In has expressed expectations that the government led by his successor to be picked in an election next month will keep striving to improve ties with Japan, describing it as a leftover task from his presidency.In a recent written interview with major news agencies, Moon, whose five-year term ends in May, called Japan "the closest of neighboring countries," adding that his government has tried to achieve stable relations with Japan by approaching history issues and future-oriented cooperation separately."I expect the next administration to work hard to develop…READ FULL ARTICLE