ATAMI, Shizuoka Pref. -- South Korean President Kim Dae Jung on Sunday called on Japan to extend as much food aid to North Korea as it can.
The urging came during a breakfast meeting that wrapped up two days of talks between Kim and Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori at this hot-spring resort city south of Tokyo.
During the breakfast, the two leaders spent much of their time discussing the situation in North Korea in a relaxed atmosphere, with both appearing in casual attire, a Japanese official said.
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