Prime Minister Kishida's visit to South Korea later this month expected to be postponed. Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Moriya revealed at a press conference on the 1st that there are no plans at this time, and it is expected that the visit will be shelved.
According to government officials, there were some negative opinions on the South Korean side about holding a Japan-South Korea summit at this. time, considering the impact on the general election to be held next month. The leaders of Japan and South Korea have agreed to visit frequently, regardless of the formality, and this year, there is a constant intention.