Takaichi and Lee Jae-myung's Interaction Bears Fruit: Japan-South Korea Favorability Hits 16-Year High
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A joint May poll by Yomiuri Shimbun and The Korea Daily shows Japan-South Korea relations at their highest since 2010, with 59% in Japan and 66% in South Korea rating ties as good. Stable interaction between PM Takaichi and President Lee is seen as a key factor, and mutual affinity also reached a 12-year high.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Why did favorability ratings for Japan-South Korea relations rise?
- A: Stable interaction between PM Takaichi and President Lee, along with continued shuttle diplomacy, are the main factors.
- Q: What is the level of support for security cooperation?
- A: Support for stronger Japan-South Korea defense cooperation is 59% in Japan and 52% in South Korea. Support for deeper trilateral cooperation is 81% in Japan and 85% in South Korea.
- Q: What is the trust level in President Trump?
- A: 62% in Japan and 82% in South Korea said he is 'not trustworthy,' indicating low trust in both countries.