Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Wednesday bowed farewell to South Korean President Lee Jae-myung, who was seated in his vehicle, after they toured a World Heritage temple in Japan’s Nara Prefecture. However, analysts and some media believe that despite Takaichi’s meticulous etiquette as host and the fact that the two leaders tried to show gestures of close ties, Tokyo and Seoul have differing calculations, moreover, issues such as historical issue and territorial dispute may bring unce

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#Opinion: As Japan becomes increasingly right-wing and accelerates its militarization, "I feel a sense of despair," prominent Okinawan activist Jinshiro Motoyama told GT reporter Wang Wenwen in I-Talk show. "If Japan were to possess nuclear weapons and consider missile deployment – Okinawa could once again be chosen as a deployment site." | Global Times