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Count 2.99 Episode 5 - Attending Shows in Japan - Duration: 24:54.
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Japan lobbies U.S. for abduction and missile preconditions ahead of U.S.-N.Korea summit - Duration: 2:46.
Japan appears to feel left out of the work being done by South Korea and the U.S. to
denuclearize North Korea.
And ahead of the summit in May between U.S. President Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un, Tokyo
has asked that Washington set out certain preconditions for those talks.
Those are that the North abandon its mid-range missiles... and that the talks resolve the
issue of the Japanese nationals abducted by the regime in the 70s and 80s.
Lee Seung-jae reports.
Japan appears to be on the sidelines as South Korea and the United States work hand-in-hand,...
planning their respective summits with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
And while Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe took time over the weekend to meet with former
U.S. President Barack Obama during his trip to the country,... the Japanese government
continues to lobby the Trump administration to ensure there are preconditions ahead of
the U.S.-North Korea summit.
The preconditions include a promise from Pyongyang to resolve the long-running abduction issue
and to abandon their mid-range ballistic missiles capable of hitting Japan.
Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono made the request in separate talks in Washington earlier
this month with U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis and Mike Pompeo, CIA director and President
Trump's nominee for Secretary of State, and Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan.
According to Japanese officials, a number of its citizens were abducted by North Korea
in the 1970s and the 1980s,... and they are seeking U.S. help in bringing them home.
North Korea agreed with Japan in 2014 to reinvestigate the abductions, but the agreement quickly
fell apart.
However, Abe has more problems domestically,... as protesters took to the streets of Tokyo
over the weekend,... demanding he resign amid a widening cronyism scandal.
Hundreds of demonstrators turned out on Sunday,... carrying banners which read "Go to jail, Abe
',... with one sign even depicting Abe as a prisoner, in a black-and-white striped uniform.
The protest comes amid claims Abe was involved in the sale of state-owned land at a huge
discount to a nationalist school operator,... which his wife also has ties to.
The protestors also demonstrated against Abe's decision to revise the country's post-war
pacifist constitution as critics fear the revision could pave the way for the Japanese
military to play a bigger role overseas.
With the inter-Korean summit set for the end of April,... and the U.S.-North Korea summit
scheduled for some time in May,... Japan finds itself less involved in East Asia issues,...
with Abe's ongoing domestic problems,.. and his tanking approval ratings.
Lee Seung-jae, Arirang News.
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Japan lobbies U.S. for abduction and missile preconditions ahead of U.S.-N.Korea summit - Duration: 2:37.
Feeling left out of the ongoing South Korea-U.S. collaboration on denuclearizing North Korea,...
Japan has requested a set of summit preconditions for U.S. President Donald Trump,... who's
set to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in May.
Lee Seung-jae reports.
Japan appears to be on the sidelines as South Korea and the United States work hand-in-hand,...
planning their respective summits with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
And while Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe took time over the weekend to meet with former
U.S. President Barack Obama during his trip to the country,... the Japanese government
continues to lobby the Trump administration to ensure there are preconditions ahead of
the U.S.-North Korea summit.
The preconditions include a promise from Pyongyang to resolve the long-running abduction issue
and to abandon their mid-range ballistic missiles capable of hitting Japan.
Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono made the request in separate talks in Washington earlier
this month with U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis and Mike Pompeo, CIA director and President
Trump's nominee for Secretary of State, and Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan.
According to Japanese officials, a number of its citizens were abducted by North Korea
in the 1970s and the 1980s,... and they are seeking U.S. help in bringing them home.
North Korea agreed with Japan in 2014 to reinvestigate the abductions, but the agreement quickly
fell apart.
However, Abe has more problems domestically,... as protesters took to the streets of Tokyo
over the weekend,... demanding he resign amid a widening cronyism scandal.
Hundreds of demonstrators turned out on Sunday,... carrying banners which read "Go to jail, Abe
',... with one sign even depicting Abe as a prisoner, in a black-and-white striped uniform.
The protest comes amid claims Abe was involved in the sale of state-owned land at a huge
discount to a nationalist school operator,... which his wife also has ties to.
The protestors also demonstrated against Abe's decision to revise the country's post-war
pacifist constitution as critics fear the revision could pave the way for the Japanese
military to play a bigger role overseas.
With the inter-Korean summit set for the end of April,... and the U.S.-North Korea summit
scheduled for some time in May,... Japan finds itself less involved in East Asia issues,...
with Abe's ongoing domestic problems,.. and his tanking approval ratings.
Lee Seung-jae, Arirang News.
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North Korean state media attacks Seoul for security talks with U.S. and Japan - Duration: 2:16.
North Korean state media criticized Seoul for taking part in recent security meetings
with the U.S. and Japan.
Pyongyang claims the South's dependence on foreign nations interferes with the inter-Korean
reconcilation mood.
Kwon Jang-ho brings us the latest in a number of attacks made by the regime's news outlets.
North Korea's state run newspaper, the Rodong Sinmun, ran a commentary on Monday, criticizing
South Korea for continuing to be involved with other nations over its security matters.
Referring to meetings held by Seoul's defense ministry with its U.S. and Japanese counterparts
in recent weeks, the newspaper said that "South Korea continues to make plans to cooperate
with foreign forces... causing great concern for our peoples."
It describes the meeting as "a foul, confrontational plot, which reverses the current mood towards
reconciliation"... and that it's the two Koreas that "need to
take each other's hands, not with others" to resolve their differences.
This commentary follows similar attacks on South Korea and the international community
in recent days.
The Rodong Sinmun once again hit out at Seoul's decision to roll-out its new F-35A stealth
fighter jets this week, as well as its deal to purchase 90 more air-to-surface Taurus
missiles.
Pyongyang's diplomatic missions to the United Nations slammed the UN council for adopting
a resolution condemning the regime's human rights abuses.
North Korea called it an attempt by the U.S. and "other hostile forces" to tarnish its
image.
While Pyongyang's attacks have caused some to question the sincerity of its approach
for dialogue, especially as there has so far been no official mention of the upcoming summit
talks in its state media, others say it is a tactic to strengthen its hand before the
talks.
"Despite North Korea expressing a will to denuclearize, sanctions and military pressure
have not eased, and this is a frustrated reaction to that.
Because THEY were the ones who chose the road towards dialogue, they are not in a position
to withdraw from it.
The attacks are not that strong, nor are they aimed to derail the upcoming summit talks."
Although Pyongyang's comments could cause some friction, Seoul and Washington are not
expected to take any notice for now, and will push forward with their respective North Korea
summits as planned.
Kwon Jang-ho, Arirang News.
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Japan lobbies U.S. for abduction and missile preconditions ahead of U.S.-N.Korea summit - Duration: 2:35.
Feeling left out of the ongoing South Korea-U.S. collaboration on denuclearizing North Korea,...
Japan has requested a set of summit preconditions for U.S. President Donald Trump,... who's
set to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in May.
Lee Seung-jae reports.
Japan appears to be on the sidelines as South Korea and the United States work hand-in-hand,...
planning their respective summits with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
And while Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe took time over the weekend to meet with former
U.S. President Barack Obama during his trip to the country,... the Japanese government
continues to lobby the Trump administration to ensure there are preconditions ahead of
the U.S.-North Korea summit.
The preconditions include a promise from Pyongyang to resolve the long-running abduction issue
and to abandon their mid-range ballistic missiles capable of hitting Japan.
Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono made the request in separate talks in Washington earlier
this month with U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis and Mike Pompeo, CIA director and President
Trump's nominee for Secretary of State, and Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan.
According to Japanese officials, a number of its citizens were abducted by North Korea
in the 1970s and the 1980s,... and they are seeking U.S. help in bringing them home.
North Korea agreed with Japan in 2014 to reinvestigate the abductions, but the agreement quickly
fell apart.
However, Abe has more problems domestically,... as protesters took to the streets of Tokyo
over the weekend,... demanding he resign amid a widening cronyism scandal.
Hundreds of demonstrators turned out on Sunday,... carrying banners which read "Go to jail, Abe
',... with one sign even depicting Abe as a prisoner, in a black-and-white striped uniform.
The protest comes amid claims Abe was involved in the sale of state-owned land at a huge
discount to a nationalist school operator,... which his wife also has ties to.
The protestors also demonstrated against Abe's decision to revise the country's post-war
pacifist constitution as critics fear the revision could pave the way for the Japanese
military to play a bigger role overseas.
With the inter-Korean summit set for the end of April,... and the U.S.-North Korea summit
scheduled for some time in May,... Japan finds itself less involved in East Asia issues,...
with Abe's ongoing domestic problems,.. and his tanking approval ratings.
Lee Seung-jae, Arirang News.
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Obama in Japan, says North Korea's Isolation Means Less Leverage - Duration: 2:37.
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Japan Trip: Day 5 Meiji Shrine, Harajuku, UEC & Shibuya - Duration: 14:06.
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Japan Lottery LOTO 6 numbers 26 Mar 2018 - Duration: 1:45.
Japan Lottery LOTO 6 numbers 26 Mar 2018
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Task Force EPA EU - Japan - Duration: 1:03.
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A New Life in Nagoya, Japan - Duration: 21:33.
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Japan National Anthem "Kimigayo" Lyrics Subtitles (EN/EO/HE/HI/JA/PL/RU/TL/VI) - Duration: 0:59.
May your reign
Continue for a thousand, eight thousand generations
Until the pebbles
Grow into boulders
Lush with moss
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