Japan to Send Trade Minister Muto to US
Japan Says Trade Minister Will Visit Washington for March 9-11 to Meet US Officials
Japan's Trade Minister Yoji Muto will visit Washington from March 9-11 to discuss economic ties with U.S. senior officials, the trade ministry announced on Friday. The Asahi newspaper reported late last month that Muto would visit with the hope of gaining exemptions on proposed tariffs on key Japanese export items such as cars and steel.
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