Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Friday he is considering expressing his solidarity with Korean residents in the Utoro district in Kyoto Prefecture, western Japan, which became a target of hate crime in 2021."I want to look into when would be the appropriate time to express my solidarity with people in the Utoro district and other related communities," Kishida told a Diet committee in response to a question by a member of the Komeito party, the junior partner in Kishida's coalition government.Kishida declined to say whether he would visit the Utoro Peace Memorial Museum in Uji, which opene…READ FULL ARTICLE
