Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba agreed Tuesday with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung on the significance of reciprocal visits at the highest level and to stably develop bilateral ties, as he traveled to Busan on what is likely to be his last overseas trip as Japanese leader.In the South Korean southern port city, they also reaffirmed the continued alignment between the two countries as well as trilaterally with the United States toward North Korea's complete denuclearization.Touching on the practice of regular exchanges of visits by leaders of the two countries, Ishiba told repor…READ FULL ARTICLE