With the help of an omelette with rice: Japan and South Korea are warming relations

“From now on, I want to open a new chapter in Japan-South Korea relations,” Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said in Tokyo after meeting with South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol, when the two agreed to resume the regular mutual visits that were suspended in 2011.

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“We must strengthen bilateral relations in the strategic environment,” he added, alluding to the growing threats from China and North Korea. Yun, for his part, said that the removal of trade restrictions between the countries and mutual tourism “will result in significant mutual benefit.”