At the end of August/beginning of September, I attended a number of events in Tokyo.
I used the opportunity to meet with a number of Japanese politicians, experts, and journalists to find out what they think about the current situation in and around the Korean peninsula, as well as about the likely direction of Japanese policy toward North Korea.
At the end of August/beginning of September, I attended a number of events in Tokyo.
I used the opportunity to meet with a number of Japanese politicians, experts, and journalists to find out what they think about the current situation in and around the Korean peninsula, as well as about the likely direction of Japanese policy toward North Korea.
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