Former Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda, a veteran advocate of closer China ties, died at 90 in a Tokyo hospital on Oct. 22, Japanese media reported today (Oct. 26).
Fukuda, who took office in 2007 and stepped down the following year, was a longtime champion of Japan-China friendship. As prime minister, he pushed for stable, forward-looking relations with China, and after leaving office, he remained a steady backer of closer bilateral ties.
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