Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida emphasized Friday that he was able to convey "future-oriented" messages on relations with the United States during his state visit to the country, the first by the Asian nation's leader in nine years."I believe that I could send such messages through several opportunities, including the Japan-U.S. summit" to the American people and the world, Kishida, who is scheduled to leave the United States on Saturday, told reporters.At the summit in Washington on Wednesday, Kishida agreed with U.S. President Joe Biden to bolster the bilateral security alliance, wit…READ FULL ARTICLE
