Takayashi states Japan's openness to dialogue with China

Japanese PM Sanae Takayashi reaffirmed Tokyo's constant openness to dialogue with Beijing, despite ongoing diplomatic tensions, stressing the importance of stable relations with a key neighbor.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takayashi stated on Wednesday that Tokyo is 'always open to dialogue' with Beijing amid ongoing diplomatic tensions between the two sides. 'China is an important neighbor for Japan, and we need to build constructive and stable relations,' she said at a press conference. She added: 'Japan is always open to dialogue with China, and we will not close the doors to it'.

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