Japan's Social Democratic Party leader Fukushima Mizuho reiterated on the 14th that he would continue the concept of the “Murayama Talks.” She said, “This is a conversation about apology and remorse, and how to build peace in the future, which is all the more valuable in this day and age.” Fukushima Mizuho emphasized that while upholding the spirit of the conversation, “peaceful diplomacy should be carried out rather than simply expanding the military,” and expressed hope to promote the succession of ideas through extensive cooperation.

Japan's Social Democratic Party leader Fukushima Mizuho reiterated on the 14th that he would continue the concept of the “Murayama Talks.” She said, “This is a conversation about apology and remorse, and how to build peace in the future, which is all the more valuable in this day and age.” Fukushima Mizuho emphasized that while upholding the spirit of the conversation, “peaceful diplomacy should be carried out rather than simply expanding the military,” and expressed hope to promote the succession of ideas through extensive cooperation.