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deanzaZZR
It's past due for Japan to host a state visit by Xi as Abe planned. I doubt Kishida has the courage for such a thing although he is ready to meet Kim without condition.
TokyoLiving
It's necessary..
Japan needs China..
China needs Japan..
Both must to make good relationships and strength a brotherhood between Asian countries..
Without the dirty intervention of western circUS..
dbsaiya
Mutually beneficial? Not if Aso has anything to say about it. Kishida can't control him and Aso knows it so basically he's pulling all the strings.
Stephen Chin
China = +-+-
Japan = - + - +
China +Japan = 0
Japan + China = 0
So! What's the Use ?
isabelle
Nice idea, but unfortunately "mutually beneficial ties" is not what Emperor Xi wants. He wants to dominate every country he can, and he will take every opportunity to do so.
China therefore cannot be trusted in any way, so other countries must decouple/derisk, strengthen their alliances, and strengthen their defenses.
Hopefully we can have a good relationship with China once the CCP falls.
OKuniyoshi
Unfortunately, very, not reflected in actions. So, its just rhetoric. So, waste of time/money.
Chabbawanga
Surprise surprise, you put a woman in charge and finally someone starts thinking sensibly.
HopeSpringsEternal
Good idea, all this non-stop military tension and escalation is hardly a fruitful path for ANYONE!
World, need more women like Kamikawa San as Diplomats!
Paul
Forget it!!! That is not possible as China is only about what is beneficial to China!
Mark
SMART MOVE, Congratulations.
Mark
The time has come for Japan and possibly China to have WOMEN in top leadership position so we can move forward.