Japanese PM Kishida to Visit South Korea for Final Summit

Leaders aim to solidify bilateral relations and regional cooperation before Kishida's resignation.

Kishida's visit marks the 12th summit between the Japanese and South Korean leaders.
Discussions will focus on enhancing cooperation and addressing regional issues.
Kishida to offer advice to his successor on Japan-South Korea relations.
Yoon has prioritized mending ties with Japan and strengthening military alliances with the U.S.
Kishida steps down amid political scandals and internal party pressures.